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COVID-19 ‘can help prepare global tourism’ for the transformation of climate change
Lessons from COVID-19 can prepare global tourism for the economic transformation required to combat climate change.
Celebrating international students in our communities
The impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on Australia's international education sector have been huge, as closed borders and travel restrictions have locked out aspiring students. As the $40 billion sector counts the cost, CQUniversity is determined to focus on the many positive community impacts of our international students.
CQUni partners with Adani to deliver opportunities for graduates
CQUni partners with Adani to deliver opportunities for graduates
Friendly face driving community connection in Rocky despite crisis
He’s lived in Rockhampton for less than a year, but CQUniversity Master of Engineering student Madhoor Ravikumar Dhuginar is providing a friendly connection for many locals isolated by the pandemic lockdowns.
COVID-19 (video) calls for healthcare specialists to provide peer support
The COVID-19 crisis has had a profound impact on our working life and the way we interact with our colleagues. With less professional peer support available face-to-face, individuals are forced to confront new challenges associated with remote working practice.
Passionate volunteer pivots to supporting international students
Passionate volunteer pivots to supporting international students
Jessica’s nursing dream boosted by Connellan Airways Trust Scholarship
As a nursing student, Jessica Mcdougall’s goal is to leave a lasting impression on the Cape York community and the CQUniCares Connellan Airways Trust Scholarship is helping her do just that.
Connellan Airways Trust Scholarship supports Philippa’s desire to nourish her community
Philippa Rumble’s ambition to bring the highest quality education to remote communities has been recognised by the CQUniCares Connellan Airways Trust Scholarship.
A new Indigenous tourism ‘voice’ would bolster visitation to Great Barrier Reef
Queensland urgently needs an advocacy body for Indigenous tourism to help Great Barrier Reef tourism recover after COVID-19, according to new report by the First Peoples Think Tank hosted by CQUniversity Australia.