Orange

Contact CSU in Orange

General Enquiries:

(02) 6365 7555

Charles Sturt University
Leeds Parade
ORANGE NSW

Facsimile: + 61 2 6360 5590

Campus postal address:

PO Box 883
ORANGE NSW 2800
Australia

Security & emergency contacts:

In case of emergency, campus security
can be contacted on

• Externally: (02) 6365 7522
• Internally: 57522

Library:

(02) 6365 7593

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Location of CSU in Orange

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Campus facilities

The Orange Campus boasts the perfect combination of stunning country views in a city that is packed with culture, cuisine and community events.

Located on 500 hectares on the outskirts of Orange, CSU's Orange Campus has a rich agricultural history. Small class sizes and picturesque views to Mt. Canobolas make study at Orange a unique experience.

Among the facilities are:

• networked library with 24-hour Learning Commons
• wireless internet connection in hotspot locations
• sporting and recreational facilities
• state-of-the-art pharmacy, physiotherapy, rehabilitation science and chemistry laboratories
• modern gymnasium
• vineyard and farm 
• Dental and Oral Health Clinic and state-of-the-art teaching facilities
• Templer's Mill bar and cafe 

The Campus has a variety of sporting and recreational facilities, including basketball, netball and tennis courts, a sporting field, gymnasium and Templer's Mill Bar where students can relax and socialise.

Accommodation

The campus offers semi-catered and self-catered accommodation.

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History of CSU in Orange

Orange Campus was officially transferred to Charles Sturt University from the University of Sydney on 1 January 2005.

Originally, the Orange Campus was home to the Orange Agricultural College, established in 1973 to offer courses principally related to the management of agricultural businesses.

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Orange - the city

City population

38,000

Public transport

• 50 minutes by plane to Sydney
• 3.5 hours by car to Sydney
• 5 hours by train to Sydney

Temperature

• Average max in Summer: 25 degrees Celsius
• Average max in Winter: 11 degrees Celsius

Recreation

• Three excellent 18-hole golf courses, lawn bowls greens, rugby league, soccer, rugby union, softball and cricket grounds, an Indoor Sports Centre, tennis and squash centres, skate park, ten pin bowling, fitness centres and gymnasiums and swimming pools.

Schools

• 6 high schools, 9 primary schools, 12 childcare centres.

Nestled in the Central Tablelands of NSW, 260 km west of Sydney, Orange is a progressive city with a friendly country atmosphere. The city's 38,000 residents enjoy excellent retail, sporting, educational and health services. With two movie cinemas, restaurants offering a range of cuisine, popular Farmers' Markets, wineries and an annual FOOD Week, Orange is a unique city that knows how to relax at the end of a hard day's work.

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