• Video | CSU Orange

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    • 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.

      More about CSU's Orange campus

    • Posted: 16 Jul 2010
    • Duration: 0:57
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