Wagga Wagga
Wagga Wagga combines city and country living. The campus is located on 640 hectares of bushland on the outskirts of the city which has a population of 60,000.
The campus has an award-winning winery, cheese factory and farm along with laboratories, lecture theatres and studios.
Wagga is 1 hour by plane from Sydney and Melbourne.
Wagga Wagga Campus FAQs
What facilities are on Wagga Wagga campus?
Students studying at the CSU have access to the range of campus facilities which include:
- Computer centre
- Common room with microwaves
- Library
- Swimming Pool
- Football & Hockey Fields
- Squash Courts
- Tennis Courts
- Basketball Courts
- Gymnasium and weights room
- Cafeteria & bars
- Computer centre
- Medical centre
- University Co-op Bookshop
- Winery
- Post Office
- Mini-market
Why study in Wagga Wagga?
In Wagga Wagga we like to say that you get the best of both worlds as you live and study in a semi-rural environment on the grounds of Charles Sturt University but can travel to the capital cities of Sydney , Melbourne and Canberra on the weekends.
Wagga Wagga is a university community where international students are welcomed.
Where is Wagga Wagga?
Wagga Wagga is uniquely located within easy access to the three main cities of Australia : Canberra (the nation's capital), Sydney and Melbourne . Canberra is a three-hour drive away; Sydney and Melbourne are a comfortable one-hour flight from Wagga Wagga.
What is the climate like?
Wagga Wagga has a hot, dry climate with average Summer temperatures (Dec-Feb) around 35 o C. In Winter (Jun-Aug) the average daytime temperature is 14 o C but at night it can be as low as 0 o C. Students are advised to bring loose clothing for Summer and warm clothing, including a wind-proof jacket for Winter.
Can I practise my faith in Wagga Wagga?
Freedom of religious choice is an important part of the Australian lifestyle and this is reflected on campus where there is an Islamic Study Centre and an interdenominational Chapel for Christian worship. Other religions including Bahai, Buddhism and Judaism are represented in the community.
What leisure activities can I do in Wagga Wagga?
Wagga Wagga has a rich cultural life with art galleries, theatres, cinemas and concert venues. It is known as "the Garden City" and its many public parks, lakeside and river areas along with private gardens make it a very attractive city. The Botanic Gardens contain a small zoo and a fully functioning model railway in addition to beautifully kept gardens.
Wagga Wagga is also known as "the City of Good Sports " as many of Australia 's best-known sporting personalities have some association with this city. There are extensive sporting facilities in Wagga Wagga, including 3 golf courses and an indoor/outdoor aquatic centre. In the nearby regions it is also possible to go horse riding, abseiling, gliding and white water rafting.
Who will meet me when I arrive at Wagga Wagga?
As part of our personalised welcome service, the CSU International Student Adviser or a CSU representative will meet you on arrival in Wagga.
You must be sure to let us know of your arrival details well in advance and ensure you book transport (plane, train or bus) from Sydney International airport to Wagga Wagga.
Further information on how to get to CSU campuses.
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