The Murray River Study Hub (MRSH), funded under the Australian Government’s Regional University Centres program, celebrated a significant milestone this month with its first student graduation.

The Murray River Study Hub (MRSH) will open three new temporary locations in Renmark, Berri and Loxton, providing improved access to the growing number of Riverland university students using the hub. The temporary sites will remain in place while construction of the new Riverland central hub is underway on the TAFE SA site at Berri. […]

The Murray River Study Hub Program Manager Vanessa Leigh has urged recent Murraylands and Riverland SACE graduates, who may have been disappointed by missing their first university preference, to seriously consider applying for their second or third preferences through the increasingly-popular online university hub – now available locally. The MRSH is the perfect entry point […]

Member for Barker Tony Pasin says people living and working in the Riverland can now take their careers to the next level by signing up to study university courses in their own backyard. The Murray River Study Hub (MRSH), which is currently available to Riverlanders online, will launch its own local campus in January 2020. […]

The Hon Dan Tehan MP Minister for Education Students in the Murray River region will be able to study while still living and working in their community by using a new Regional Study Hub that opens today. The Morrison Government has provided more than $600,000 through the Regional Study Hubs Program and a further $270,400 […]

People living and working across the Murraylands and Riverland can now complete their university studies closer to home, thanks to the digital launch of the Murray River Study Hub (MRSH). This initiative is being delivered with the support of key partner agencies, including Regional Development Australia Murraylands and Riverland, the Rural City of Murray Bridge […]

For more than a decade, the Murray River communities have been advocating for a tertiary education presence to address the leakage of local learners to Adelaide and to improve career and economic development within the region. Access to higher education has been a significant barrier to enterprise growth and population retention across the region. The […]