Charles Sturt University
Bathurst Campus
Panorama Avenue, Bathurst NSW
Located only 207km from Sydney, Bathurst was Australia's first inland settlement and has its own historical charm with colonial streetscapes where architectural features from the 1800s combine with modern cafés, restaurants, bars and a busy shopping centre.
The modern vibrant feel of the city continues on Bathurst Campus, which is home to around 2500 students who enjoy the latest technology in nursing and technical labs, a 24 hour learning commons, state-of-the-art gymnasium as well as an industry-standard media centre and its own community radio station.
With a population of 37,000, Bathurst has a proud sporting history, with vigorous competitions in many sports including rugby league, rugby union, soccer, hockey, netball and cricket and a myriad of social and cultural activities to sink your teeth into.
Bathurst - The Facts
Temperature
| Bathurst Temperature | |
|---|---|
| Average maximum January (Summer) | 27 degrees Celsius |
| Average maximum July (Winter) | 12 degrees Celsius |
Population
37,000 people
Recreation
There are numerous tennis courts, two golf courses (one on campus), squash courts, swimming pools, Aquatic centre, gymnasiums, ten pin bowling, indoor sporting complex and indoor basketball stadium. Metro 5 Cinemas, numerous museums and art galleries.
Schools
6 high schools, 15 primary schools, 9 childcare centres.
More information?
For more information on the city of Bathurst visit: www.bathurstregion.com.au