"To someone considering study at CSU, I would say 'do it'. The highlights of my course have been a three week field trip to Sturt Desert and three weeks in Cambodia, and I am now seriously considering doing a PhD."
Rex McMillan - Bachelor of Applied Science (Outdoor Recreation and Ecotourism)
"I am gaining the skills, qualifications and knowledge to become a freelance outdoor instructor by studying the Bachelor of Applied Science (Outdoor Recreation and Ecotourism) at CSU."
Michael Balfour - Master of GIS and Remote Sensing
"CSU offers a great balance of study and hands-on experience with real world application. I have been able to utilise my knowledge immediately in my workplace."
"My favourite part at CSU has been learning how to become a skilled guide, interpreter and outdoor educator on the white water rafting camps down the Snowy and Mitta rivers."
“With my course I went on a two-week trip through the Australian desert, spent over a month travelling through Nepal, and had an amazing three months working as an intern in the remote rainforests of Ecuador."
Native fish species research in the Murray Darling Basin
Research by CSU Masters of Philosophy student Luke Pearce aims to help the survival of a tiny native fish once found throughout the southern part of the Murray Darling Basin
"Cross-country skiing, ice fishing, sledding across frozen rivers, and even completing a university subject in dog sledding were just some of the highlights of my CSU exchange experience in Canada."
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