Dining Room & Food Outlets

Meals for Catered Students

In 2012, meals for catered students will be based on a plan system.

These plans are included in the residential packages for catered areas and are included in the accommodation fees

  • Meal plan 15 (Wagga Wagga and Bathurst only)
    15 meal swipes per week which can be collected from participating food outlets or Dining halls on campus. 1 meal will be decremented from your smart card per transaction
  • Meal plan 10 (Bathurst, Orange and Wagga Wagga only)
    10 meal swipes per week which can be collected from participating food outlets or Dining halls on campus. 1 meal will be decremented from your smart card per transaction
  • Meal plans 5 (Bathurst, Wagga Wagga, Orange and Albury)
    5 meal swipes per week which can be collected from participating food outlets or Dining halls on campus. 1 meal will be decremented from your smart card per transaction

Meal Plans for Self-Catered, Semi-Catered and commuter students

Dining Room meals may also be purchased by other residential and commuter students at the following rates. 

  • Meal plan 15 (Wagga Wagga and Bathurst only)
    15 meal swipes per week which can be collected from participating food outlets or Dining halls on campus. 1 meal will be decremented from your smart card per transaction
    $1848 per session
  • Meal plan 10 (Bathurst, Orange and Wagga Wagga)
    10 meal swipes per week which can be collected from participating food outlets or Dining halls on campus. 1 meal will be decremented from your smart card per transaction
    $1232 per session
  • Meal plan 5 (Bathurst, Wagga Wagga, Orange and Albury)
    5 meal swipes per week which can be collected from participating food outlets or Dining halls on campus. 1 meal will be decremented from your smart card per transaction
    $616 per session

Terms and Conditions

  • Each meal is treated as 1 meal swipe per transaction
  • Meals will be offered at participating food outlets specific to your campus and at Dining hall at Wagga Wagga and Bathurst
  • Meal plans are provided as part of accommodation bookings, these are specified in the accommodation packages
  • Meal claim credits will be added to your CSU issued ID card for use from first week of session
  • You can upgrade your meal plan, for instance if you are in a Residence which offers the 10 meal swipes, you may upgrade to 15 at time of booking, simply indicate your desire to do so on the booking form. Meal pricing is cheaper for students living in catered areas
  • Meal credits are non refundable or transferable and expire at the end of each session
  • Lost or Stolen ID card: During normal business hours, notify Student Central for a replacement
  • Food portions of accommodation charges will not be refunded if you move out of residential accommodation
  • Students must present their Unicard for each visit to claim a meal
  • Student Meal entitlements are available to the valid holder, and not transferable. Students are not permitted to allow, or attempt to allow any other person to knowingly utilise their student card to access buildings or services (eg Dining Hall or laundry rooms)
  • Sensible, orderly behaviour are expected at all times. Staff may ask students to leave if they feel a student's behaviour does not meet an acceptable standard
  • Alcohol may not be brought into Food outlets, Bars or retail shops. Persons showing signs of intoxication will be refused service
  • The Manager, Food and Beverage Services, or any staff member with the delegated authority of the Manager will be the sole determiner of acceptable dress and behaviour of all persons using the dining facilities