Institution info: About CSU

CSU’s regional campuses are located in some of the fastest growing inland cities in New South Wales at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Orange & Wagga Wagga.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) focuses on educational programs that prepare graduates for work. We offer practical, hands-on courses to help you develop valuable skills for new employment opportunities. Established in 1989, CSU offers courses on campus, via distance education, and through CSU Study Centres.

Study areas
CSU delivers nearly 400 courses to around 38,000 on campus and distance education students in areas as diverse as Business and Humanities and Social Sciences to Nursing and Theology and Religious Studies.

Great campus locations
CSU’s regional campuses are located in some of the fastest growing inland cities in New South Wales at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Orange and Wagga Wagga. We also have campuses in Canbera, Goulburn and Parramatta, and a specialist location in Manly. CSU Study Centres are located in the central business districts of Melbourne and Sydney.

Industry-ready graduates
CSU degrees are accredited by relevant government and industry bodies, and these organisations work hand-in-hand with the University to ensure CSU graduates are industry-ready. A recent survey conducted by the Graduate Careers Council of Australia found that 83% of CSU graduates were in full-time employment at the end of their studies.

Lecturers
CSU is well-known for providing exceptional education delivered by dedicated professionals with practical and relevant industry experience. CSU’s academics are supported by well-researched curriculum and teaching methods aimed at helping students succeed.

Great sense of community
CSU’s caring and supportive academic environment ensures you will quickly become part of the CSU family. Smaller class sizes at CSU foster strong relationships with staff and fellow students.

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