Bachelor of Business Studies
What is this course about?
CSU's Bachelor of Business Studies is our most flexible business degree. This generalist undergraduate degree offers a wide range of study opportunities and subject choices, allowing you to construct a program of study that best meets your interests and future work plans.
About the course
The course draws upon the extensive portfolio of subjects offered by the Faculty of Business, as well as subject offerings of other CSU Faculties. There are no specialisations in this program, however, you may choose to cluster subject choices around particular areas of interest or opt for a variety of study areas to better inform you about potential career choices. You are also encouraged to consider undertaking subjects that develop work ready skills.
Subjects offered within the Faculty of Business provide and optimum blend of theory and practice and aim to provide you with both soft skills such as communication, problem solving and ethical understanding to enable you to work with people, as well as the hard skills associated with particular areas of study, including accounting, computing, economics, finance, law,management, marketing, mathematics, operations and project management. Workplace learning subjects will offer strategic and international perspectives that will prepare you for employment in regional, national and international organisations.
International students may study the Bachelor of Business Studies through CSU regional campuses or the CSU Study Centres in Sydney or Melbourne. An intake in Session 3 is available for CSU Study Centres and distance education students. The Port Macquarie Campus offering is available to domestic students only.
As with all our courses, the Bachelor of Business Studies is designed and delivered with study flexibility in mind. You can choose between full-time and part-time study options to fit in with work and lifestyle commitments. You could choose to study just one subject in an academic session or, with approval, fast-track degree completion by undertaking four subjects per session if part-time.
China offering
The Bachelor of Business Studies is offered at four institutes in China:
- Jilin University of Finance and Economics (formerly Changchun Taxation College)
- Tianjin University of Commerce
- Yangzhou University
- Yunnan University of Finance and Economics (formerly Yunnan Finance and Trade Institute)
For more information about studying the Bachelor of Business Studies in China refer to the China section of the course structure.
Workplace learning
A number of Business workplace learning subjects are available that provide students with the opportunity to undertake a business placement in each of their three years of study (or equivalent). The expectations and outcomes associated with these subjects increase each year - for example, the length of placement will increase from 35 hours in Year 1 to 70 hours in Year 2 and 120 hours in Year 3. Placements may occur in practicum blocks or a dedicated regular time throughout the session. Students will be expected to make a meaningful contribution that will benefit the business and the student's key employability skills. The focus of each of the workplace learning subjects will be the nexus between theory (what the student will be learning in their studies) and practice (what actually happens in the workplace).
There may be ancillary costs associated with your workplace learning subject (for example, travel costs to reach the workplace). These costs may vary depending on the location of the work placement. Costs associated with completing workplace learning are the responsibility of the student.
Work placements are not available to international students due to current Australian Government visa regulations.
Academic expectations
For each 8 point subject at CSU, students should normally expect to spend between 140-160 hours engaged in the specified learning and assessment activities (such as attending lectures or residential schools, assigned readings, tutorial assistance, individual or group research/study, forum activity, workplace learning, assignments or examinations). The student workload for some subjects may vary from these norms as a result of approved course design.
Students will be assessed on the basis of completed assignments, examinations, workplace learning, or other methods as outlined in specific subject outlines.
Where applicable, students are responsible for travel and accommodation costs involved in workplace learning experiences, or attending residential schools (distance education students).
Expectations relating to academic, workplace learning, time and cost requirements for specific subjects are provided in the subject abstracts and in course materials.
Career opportunities
This course is a flexible, generalist undergraduate degree. There is a wide range of opportunities available to graduates across all sectors of the economy from not-for-profit and public sector to global enterprises. The option is available to design a degree which draws subjects from across the discipline areas of the Faculty of Business, as well as subjects from other Faculties, which permits tailoring of subjects to meet a variety of career aspirations.
Credit/ pathways
Students who have studied and successfully completed relevant subjects at other universities or educational institutions may apply for credit for those subjects when applying to CSU courses. Credit will be granted for subjects which are equivalent in content and standard, at the discretion of the Course Director.
More information about credit and pathways.
TAFE Pathway Programs
CSU and TAFE have developed a number of Pathway Programs for the Bachelor of Business Studies. These programs combine TAFE and University study, where students graduate with a number of nationally recognised qualifications, including a degree in Business Studies.
Articulation Program with the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT)
CSU and CIT have developed a Business Studies program where students study on campus at CIT and complete qualifications from both CIT and CSU.
In the first one-and-a-half years of study, students complete one of the Advanced Diplomas listed below. They then complete the Bachelor of Business Studies in their final year-and-a-half of study.
If CIT students have already completed one of the Advanced Diplomas listed below, they can simply enrol and complete the CSU component of the program, graduating with a Bachelor of Business Studies.
Advanced Diplomas included in this program:
- Advanced Diploma of Accounting
- Advanced Diploma of Business
- Advanced Diploma of Events
- Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
- Advanced Diploma of International Hotel and Resort Management
- Advanced Diploma of Management
- Advanced Diploma of Management (Human Resources)
- Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism
For more information about the Business Studies program, please visit the Canberra Institute of Technology website. For general information about Articulation Programs, please visit our TAFE to CSU site.
Articulation Program with Northern Sydney Institute (NSI) - part of TAFE NSW
CSU and Northern Sydney Institute have developed a Business Studies program, where students study on campus at NSI's Crows Nest college, and complete qualifications from both NSI and CSU.
In the first one-and-a-half years of study, students complete one of the Advanced Diplomas listed below. They then complete the Bachelor of Business Studies in their final year-and-a-half of study.
If NSI students have already completed one of the Advanced Diplomas listed below, then they can simply enrol and complete the CSU component of the program, graduating with a Bachelor of Business Studies.
Advanced Diplomas included in this program:
- Advanced Diploma of Accounting
- Advanced Diploma of Business
- Advanced Diploma of Events
- Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
- Advanced Diploma of Management - Human Resources
- Advanced Diploma of Management
- Advanced Diploma of Marketing
- Advanced Diploma of Tourism
More information about the Business Studies program is available on the NSI website. For general information about Articulation Programs, visit our TAFE to CSU site.
Integrated programs with TAFE NSW Riverina Institute
Charles Sturt University and TAFE NSW Riverina Institute have developed an Integrated program in Business Studies, available through Griffith and Wagga Wagga campuses.
Students are co-enrolled at both institutions, and graduate with four nationally recognised qualifications. These qualifications vary depending on which campus you studied at.
Wagga Wagga
- Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207)
- Diploma in Management (BSB51107)
- Advanced Diploma in Management (BSB60407)
- Bachelor of Business Studies
Griffith
- Certificate IV in Frontline Management (BSB40807)
- Diploma in Management (BSB51107)
- Advanced Diploma in Management (BSB60407)
- Bachelor of Business Studies
Find out more about the Integrated Program in Business Studies.
More general information about Integrated Programs, visit our TAFE to CSU section.
In order to be awarded the Bachelor of Business Studies from CSU students are required to complete:
- 24 standard subjects or their equivalent (where a standard subject is equal to one quarter of a full-time equivalent load);
- no more than 12 level one subjects. The level of a subject is designated by the first digit in the subject code eg. ACC100 is a level one subject.
- at least two thirds of the 24 standard subjects in business-based or business related discipline areas approved by the Course Coordinator, including at least four subjects at level two (or its equivalent) and four subjects at level three (or its equivalent);
- at least one third of the 24 standard subjects, by taking subjects taught by CSU or subjects designated as CSU subjects (i.e. those subjects offered under affiliation agreements between CSU and external organisations).
- at least one Indigenous subject - IKC101 Indigenous Culture, Histories & Contemporary Realities, ITC105 Communication & Information Management or MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture.
- at least one strategic subject - ACC311 Strategic & Sustainable Accounting, BUS384 Global Business Project Management, MGT330 Business Strategy, MGT382 Strategy & Corporate Governance or MKT340 Strategic Marketing Management.
Students may either complete the 24 subjects (192 points) from the above selection or if admitted with credit on the basis of a credit package, would need to consult the Course Director on the number and levels of the subjects to meet the requirements of the course. As a guide to the subject curriculum, students are recommended to select (based on subject availability and the meeting of pre-requisites) from the following list of business subjects.
Level 1 subjects:
ACC100 Accounting 1
ACC110 Accounting 2
BUS100 English for Academic Studies (Available to international students only)
BUS110 Workplace learning 1
ECO130 Business Economics
IKC101 Indigenous Cultures, Histories & Contemporary Realities
ITC105 Communication & Information Management
ITC106 Programming Principles
ITC114 Database Management Systems
ITC161 Introduction to Information Technology
LAW110 Business Law
MGT100 Organisations and Management
MKT110 Marketing & Society
QBM117 Business Statistics
QBM120 Business Data Analysis
Level 2 subjects:
ACC200 Accounting Systems
ACC210 Management Accounting 1
ACC222 External Reporting
ACC240 Small Business Management
BUS220 Workplace Learning 2
ECO210 Labour Economics
ECO220 Macroeconomic Analysis
ECO240 Forecasting for Business
FIN211 Financial Management
FIN221 Investments
FIN230 Financial Institutions and Markets
HRM210 Human Resource Management
INR210 Industrial Relations in Australia
ITC200 Database Administration
ITC203 OO SAD
ITC204 Human Computer Interaction
ITC206 Programming in Java 1
ITC211 Systems Analysis
ITC213 Social Networking
ITC216 Online Multimedia
ITC226 Application Development for Windows
ITC233 Network Engineering 1
ITC240 IT Infrastructure Management
ITC242 Introduction to Data Communications
ITC254 Wireless Networks
ITC262 Operating Systems
LAW200 Commercial Activities: Law and policy
LAW220 Business Organisations Law
LAW240 Industrial Law
LAW260 Administrative Law
MGT210 Organisational Behaviour
MGT220 eCommerce
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture
MGT245 Managing Yourself & Others
MGT250 Asia-Pacific Business
MGT290 Project Management
MKT220 Buyer Behaviour
MKT230 Marketing Research
MKT235 Brand Management
MKT240 Market Analysis
MKT260 International Marketing
QBM217 Advanced Business Statistics
TRM210 Introduction to Tourism
Level 3 subjects:
ACC310 Management Accounting 2
ACC311 Strategic & Sustainable Accounting
ACC322 Company Accounting
ACC331 Auditing and Assurance Services
ACC341 Accounting Theory
BUS370 Workplace Learning 3
BUS383 Managing Global Business
BUS384 Global Business Project Management
ECO320 International Economics
FIN310 Commercial Banking and Finance
FIN320 Financial Institutions Lending
FIN331 Financial Planning
FIN340 International Finance
FIN350 Strategic Financial Management
FIN360 Treasury Risk Management
FIN370 Funds Management
FIN380 Superannuation
FIN385 Trade and Business Finance
HRM310 Developing Human Resources
HRM320 Issues in Human Resource Management
HRM330 Strategic Human Resource Management
HRM381 Managing People Cross Culturally
HRM386 International Dimensions of Human Resource Management
INR310 Comparative Industrial Relations
ITC301 Information Technology Project Management
ITC313 Programming in Java 2
ITC314 Virtualisation & Cloud Computing
ITC331 Ethics and Professional Practice
ITC332 Web Server and Site Management
ITC333 Server Administration & Maintenance
ITC357 Web Based Information Systems
ITC358 ICT Management and Information Security
ITC359 Computer & Network Security
ITC374 Information Technology Management
ITC382 Business to Business Systems
ITC383 Strategic Information Management
LAW301 Taxation Law (Principles)
LAW302 Taxation Law (Issues)
LAW330 Finance Law
LAW335 International Business Law
LAW350 Advanced Commercial Law
LAW370 Law of Employment
MGT310 Service Operations Management
MGT320 Managing Change
MGT330 Business Strategy
MGT340 International Business Management
MGT362 Commodity Pricing Management
MGT367 Leadership Issues
MGT382 Strategy and Corporate Governance
MGT387 International Management Practice
MGT388 Organisational Change
MKT310 Marketing Communications
MKT335 Marketing of Services
MKT336 B2B Marketing
MKT340 Strategic Marketing Management
MKT350 Product Innovation Management
MKT389 Strategic Marketing and Planning
TRM330 Issues in Tourism Policy and Planning
TRM340 Tourism Project
TRM360 Tourism Event Management
Associate Degree in Business Studies - 16 subjects or 128 points (Exit point only)
In order to be awarded the Associate Degree in Business Studies from CSU students are required:
- to complete 16 standard subjects or their equivalent (where a standard subject is equal to one eighth of a full-time annual equivalent load);
- to complete at least two thirds of the 16 standard subjects (ie: 11 out of 16 subjects) in business-based or business related discipline areas approved by the Course Co-ordinator, including at least four subjects at Level Two;
- to complete at least one half of the 16 standard subjects (ie: at least 8 subjects) by taking subjects taught by CSU or subjects designated as 'CSU subjects' (ie those subjects offered under affiliation agreements between CSU and external organisations).
- to complete 128 points of business or business related subjects or at least 88 points of business or business related subjects and up to 40 points of free electives
Diploma in Business Studies - 8 subjects or 64 points (exit point only)
In order to be awarded the Diploma in Business Studies from CSU students are required:
- to complete 8 standard subjects or their equivalent (where a standard subject is equal to one eighth of a full-time annual equivalent load);
- to complete at least two thirds of the 8 standard subjects (ie: at least 6 out of 8 subjects) in business-based or business related discipline areas approved by the Course Co-ordinator;
- to complete the 8 standard subjects by taking subjects taught by CSU or subjects designated as 'CSU subjects' (ie: those subjects offered under affiliation agreements between CSU and external organisations),
- to complete 64 points of business or business related subjects or at least 48 points of business or business related subjects and up to 16 points of free electives
NB: No credits are granted into the Diploma in Business Studies.
Bachelor of Business Studies - Integrated program with NSW TAFE Riverina Institute at the Griffith TAFE Campus
Students at Griffith will be granted credit for 12 subjects (96 points) based on TAFE Advanced Diploma in Business Management and will be required to complete 12 Compulsory CSU subjects (96 points).For students at Griffith these requirements will be met as follows.
The following 12 subjects will be delivered by CSU:
Five Level 1 subjects from:
ACC100 Accounting 1
ACC110 Accounting 2
ECO130 Business Economics
LAW110 Business Law
MKT110 Marketing & Society
Two Level 2 subjects from:
MGT210 Organisational Behaviour
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture
Five Level 3 subjects from:
HRM310 Developing Human Resources
MGT310 Service Operations Management
MGT320 Managing Change
MGT330 Business Strategy
MGT340 International Business Management
MKT310 Marketing Communications
MKT340 Strategic Marketing Management
Bachelor of Business Studies - Integrated program with NSW TAFE Riverina Institute at the Wagga Wagga TAFE Campus
Students will study concurrently at TAFE NSW (Wagga Wagga) and at CSU, commencing with one CSU subject per session in first year, two CSU subjects per session in second year, and three CSU subjects per session in third year, as well as various TAFE modules. TAFE will grant some modules as credit to their students for the study of two CSU subjects (ACC100 and MGT100 ) and CSU will grant credit for twelve subjects (7 unspecified and five specified (MGT210 , MGT290 , HRM210 , INR210 and MKT220 ) for completion of the Advanced Diploma in Business Management. For students at Wagga Wagga these requirements will be met as follows. The following 12 compulsory subjects will be delivered by CSU:
Three Level 1 subjects from:
ACC100 Accounting 1
ECO130 Business Economics
MGT100 Organisations and Management
LAW110 Business Law
Three Level 2 subjects
MGT220 e-Commerce
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture
LAW220 Business Organisations Law
Six Level 3 subjects from
HRM310 Developing Human Resources Management
HRM320 Issues in Human Resource Management
HRM330 Strategic Human Resource Management
INR310 Comparative Industrial Relations
LAW370 Law of Employment
MGT310 Service Operations Management
MGT320 Managing Change
MGT330 Business Strategy
MGT340 International Business Management
Bachelor of Business Studies Integrated program at Wodonga Institute of TAFE, Victoria
Students at Wodonga Institute of TAFE will be granted credit for 12 subjects (96 points) based on TAFE Advanced Diploma of Management and will be required to complete 12 Compulsory CSU subjects (96 points).
For students at Wodonga TAFE these requirements will be met as follows:
One Level 1 subject:
LAW110 Business Law
Six Level 2 subjects:
ACC240 Small Business Management
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture
MKT220 Buyer Behaviour
MKT235 Brand Management
MKT 260 International Marketing
TRM210 Introduction to Tourism
Four Level 3 subjects:
MGT340 International Business Management
TRM360 Tourism Event Management
BUS370 Business Internship
and one of:
MKT310 Marketing Communications
ITC216 On-line Multi-Media
and one of:
MKT335 Marketing of Services
ITC332 Web Server and Site Management
Bachelor of Business Studies Program at North Sydney Institute of TAFE (NSI)
Students will receive 64 points unspecified credit at 100 level and 32 points unspecified credit at 200 level for successful completion of an NSI Approved Program as listed below.
Advanced Diploma of Accounting
Advanced Diploma of Business
Advanced Diploma of Events
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
Advanced Diploma of Management
Advanced Diploma of Management - Human Resources
Advanced Diploma of Tourism
Advanced Diploma of Marketing
Students will complete the following CSU subjects delivered through NSI:
BUS383 Managing Global Business
BUS384 Global Business Project Management
ACC240 Small business Management
MGT100 Organisations & Management
MGT210 Organisational Behaviour
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability and Culture
MGT250 Asia-Pacific Business
MGT290 Project Management
MGT367 Leadership Issues
MGT382 Strategy and Corporate Governance
MGT388 Organisational Change
MKT350 Product Innovation & Management
Bachelor of Business Studies Program at Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT)
Students will receive 64 points unspecified credit at 100 level and 32 points unspecified credit at 200 level for successful completion of a CIT Approved Program as listed below.
Advanced Diploma of Accounting
Advanced Diploma of Business
Advanced Diploma of Events
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
Advanced Diploma of International Hotel and Resort Management
Advanced Diploma of Management
Advanced Diploma of Management (Human Resources)
Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism
Students will complete the following CSU subjects delivered through CIT:
ACC240 Small Business Management
BUS383 Managing Global Business
BUS384 Global Business Project Management
HRM210 Human Resource Management
MGT210 Organisational Behaviour
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability and Culture
MGT250 Asia-Pacific Business
MGT245 Managing Yourself and Others
MGT367 Leadership Issues
MGT382 Strategy and Corporate Governance
MGT388 Organisational Change
MKT350 Product Innovation and Management
Bachelor of Business Studies Program at Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
On completion of the selected Diploma/Advanced Diploma listed below, students receive credit for up to 12 subjects
Advanced Diploma of Business (Human Resources)
Advanced Diploma of Management
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (Management)
Diploma of Accounting
Diploma of Advertising
Diploma of Banking
Diploma of International Business
Diploma of Marketing
Diploma of Tourism
Students will undertake 12 (where they have completed an Advanced Diploma) or 16 (where they have completed a Diploma) subjects selected from the following list. Subjects undertaken will be determined by the diploma that the student has completed:
ACC110 Accounting 2: Management Decisions
ACC240 Small Business Management
BUS384 Global Business Project Management
ECO130 Business Economics
ECO320 International Economics
HRM210 Human Resource Management
HRM310 Developing Human Resources
ITC105 Communication and Information Management
MGT100 Organisations and Management
MGT210 Organisational Behaviour
MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability and Culture
MGT250 Asia Pacific Business
MGT290 Project Management
MGT310 Service Operations Management
MGT320 Managing Change
MGT340 International Business Management
MGT382 Strategy & Corporate Governance
MKT110 Marketing and Society
MKT220 Buyer Behaviour
MKT260 International Marketing
MKT310 Marketing Communications
MKT335 Marketing of Services
MKT336 B2B Marketing
QBM117 Business Statistics
QBM120 Business Data Analysis
TRM210 Introduction to Tourism
TRM330 Issues in Tourism Policy and Planning
TRM360 Tourism Event Management
STUDY CENTRE – SYDNEY, MELBOURNE
In order to be awarded the Bachelor of Business Studies from CSU students are required to complete:
- 24 standard subjects or their equivalent (where a standard subject is equal to one quarter of a full-time equivalent load);
- no more than 12 level one subjects. The level of a subject is designated by the first digit in the subject code eg. ACC100 is a level one subject.
- at least two thirds of the 24 standard subjects in business-based or business related discipline areas approved by the Course Coordinator, including at least four subjects at level two (or its equivalent) and four subjects at level three (or its equivalent);
- at least one third of the 24 standard subjects, by taking subjects taught by CSU or subjects designated as CSU subjects (i.e. those subjects offered under affiliation agreements between CSU and external organisations).
- at least one Indigenous subject - IKC101 Indigenous Culture, Histories & Contemporary Realities, ITC105 Communication & Information Management or MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture.
- at least one strategic subject - ACC311 Strategic & Sustainable Accounting, BUS384 Global Business Project Management, MGT330 Business Strategy, MGT382 Strategy & Corporate Governance or MKT340 Strategic Marketing Management.
CHINA
The Bachelor of Business Studies is offered at four institutes:
- Jilin University of Finance & Economics (formerly Changchun Taxation College)
- Tianjin University of Commerce
- Yangzhou University
- Yunnan University of Finance & Economics (formerly Yunnan Finance and Trade Institute)
CSU Subject Credits for Program or Units within the Approved Programs completed at the above institutes.
Students at these institutions receive the equivalent of 16 x 8 point subjects (128 credit points) credit upon successful completion of the approved course.
Students complete the 8 subjects listed below. Jilin students have the option of two ITC subjects.
BUS383 Managing Global Business
BUS384 Global Business project Management
FIN385 Trade and Business Finance
HRM386 International Dimensions of HRM
MGT382 Strategic & Corporate Governance
MGT387 International Management Practice
MGT388 Organisational Change
MKT389 Global Marketing Management
Enrolment pattern
Because of the flexibility of the course requirements, there is no prescribed enrolment pattern. Students may choose the order in which they undertake subjects, depending upon the availability of subjects and the meeting of any pre-requisites. It is recommended, however, that students complete level one subjects before completing level two subjects and level two subjects before completing level three subjects.
Admission requirements
Subject to the availability of places, the University will admit any applicant it believes can undertake the proposed courses with reasonable prospect of success. In determining an applicant's prospect for success, the University will consider previous studies and/or other attainments and experience.
For both distance education and internal students these courses are competitive. For internal students there are no special admission requirements specific to these courses.
Admission is according to the standard CSU criteria for undergraduate courses. International applicants must also meet the CSU admission requirements in terms of English language requirements.
To be admitted into the course, prospective students need to indicate their likelihood of success through:
- previous studies, and
- other attainments and experience.
Previous studies
Previous studies include:
- the NSW Higher School Certificate or interstate /overseas equivalent;
- the International Baccalaureate Diploma;
- a completed or part completed course of a university, college of advanced education or other accredited tertiary institution;
- a completed or part completed course of a TAFE college or other accredited post-secondary institution (including TAFE Tertiary Preparation Certificate);
- an approved Foundation Studies program certificate;
- completion of undergraduate subjects as an Associate Student with the University or through another University, or Open Universities Australia.
NSW and interstate school leavers are normally selected on the basis of their Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) or interstate equivalent. You may also be admitted on the basis of a strong performance in subjects relevant to your course preferences.
Currently no secondary school subjects are prerequisites for admission to particular CSU courses however some courses assume a certain level of knowledge. This will be specified in the course information if applicable.
English language proficiency
The University has minimum requirements for English language proficiency prior to entry to our courses. Some courses also have a requirement for a higher entry or exit level of English proficiency. More information on English language requirements.
Attainment and experience
You may also be admitted to a course based on other attainments and experience. These may include:
- voluntary or paid work experience;
- performance in tests and examinations conducted by professional recognised bodies;
- participation in continuing education programs and/or staff development programs conducted by adult education agencies, consultancies, professional bodies or employers;
- completion of the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT).
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CSU places great emphasis on services to its students. It is a leader in the provision of online services and, in particular, the use of the internet in the support of teaching, administration and communications with students.
The online environment is so integrated into all aspects of student life and the learning experience at CSU that the University now assumes that all on campus and distance education students at CSU will have ongoing access to an internet connected computer capable of communicating with CSU online systems.
Students enrolled in Information Technology subjects (i.e. with an ITC subject code) may be required to have additional hardware and/or software that is deemed essential for the completion of the learning activities in that subject.
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