Charles Sturt University

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Annual Giving

$22.9M

About

Charles Sturt University is a grantmaker with an estimated annual expenditure of approximately $22,910,000. As a university, its primary focus is on education and research. It may also support various community and social projects, although specific details are not available.

Tips for Applicants

Applicants should review the university's research priorities and educational goals to align their proposals with its strategic objectives.

Giving Philosophy

The university's approach to giving is likely centered around supporting educational initiatives, research, and community development, with a focus on improving outcomes for its students and the broader community.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	$17.0M	$489.4M	$1.8B	$1.2B
FY2022	$11.8M	$490.4M	$1.8B	$1.2B
FY2021	$12.8M	$611.7M	$1.9B	$1.2B
FY2020	$13.5M	$565.9M	$1.7B	$1.1B
FY2019	$18.7M	$594.0M	$1.7B	$1.0B
FY2018	$22.9M	$609.7M	$1.6B	$1.0B
FY2017	$19.8M	$595.5M	$1.5B	$971.1M
7yr total	$116.5M	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Grants in Database (11)

Public libraries in the lives of people experiencing homelessness. The number of Australians living without secure housing grows every year. Increasingly this community is reaching out to our public l

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Up to $443KClosedarc-grants

Designing for Communities with Communities: Co-designing Public Libraries. Public libraries are critical social infrastructure for communities across Australia. This project investigates how to involv

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Up to $222KClosedarc-grants

Linking changes in plant-pollinator networks to plant reproduction. The project aims to investigate how human actions in agricultural landscapes affect the activity of pollinating insects and the cons

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Up to $482KCloses 23/09/2026arc-grants

The Ethics of Voluntary Assisted Dying: Promoting Constructive Debate. This project aims to analyze core concepts that play key roles in emerging debates about the ethics of Voluntary Assisted Dying (

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Up to $641KCloses 30/06/2027arc-grants

Sustainable Transformation of Agricultural Waste into High-Value Substrates. This project aims to transform agricultural waste into low-cost, high-quality substrates and soil amendment products for th

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Up to $944KCloses 30/06/2027arc-grants

Australian public libraries and social capital: an exploratory study. This project aims to investigate the role of Australia’s public libraries as creators of social capital. With over 146 million vis

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Up to $390KCloses 31/12/2027arc-grants

The Role of Public Library Services for a Changing Rural Australia. Very little research has been conducted on the value and impact of Australian rural public libraries, and yet the paucity of social

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Up to $390KCloses 31/12/2027arc-grants

Capturing elusive bionanoparticles via oscillating field induced convection. Capturing tiny bioparticles at low concentrations within biofluids poses a major challenge for broad bioanalysis applicatio

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Up to $698KCloses 29/06/2028arc-grants

Educational inequalities, social class and the cultural politics of trauma. This project investigates how higher education can reduce social class inequalities by providing better support to students

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Up to $532KCloses 31/12/2028arc-grants

Harnessing animal intelligence to repair Australian mammal communities . This project aims to address Australia’s extinction crisis by testing how predation shapes prey intelligence and using this new

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Up to $493KCloses 31/12/2028arc-grants

Meaningful assessment in early mathematics. This project aims to develop a suite of mathematical drawing tasks for young children, aligned to the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics and accompanied by

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Up to $1.3MCloses 30/06/2029arc-grants

Focus Areas

educationresearch

Geographic

AU-National

Recipients

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Financial Details

Source of Wealth

As a public university, Charles Sturt University's wealth is derived from government funding, student fees, and research grants, rather than a specific industry or company.

Revenue Sources

government, student fees, research