Campuses

CSU's regional campuses offer a unique study experience - you'll have access to the best of city living along with the benefits of a regional lifestyle. CSU regional campuses include:

• Albury-Wodonga
• Bathurst
• Dubbo
• Orange
• Port Macquarie
  
• Wagga Wagga

We also have campuses in Canberra, Goulburn, Parramatta, and Ontario (Canada), a specialist centre in Manly, and Study Centres in Sydney and Melbourne.

Each regional campus has its own distinct personality, but each offers:

• cafes, canteens, mini-markets
• dining rooms and student bars with live entertainment
• childcare centres
• community radio (broadcast from the Bathurst Campus)
• bus services, providing a link to your region
• modern computer laboratories with out-of-hours access
• sporting facilities (which may include a golf course, swimming pool, gymnasiums, football, soccer and hockey fields, basketball, squash, netball, volleyball and tennis courts)
• 24-hour security service
• social activities arranged on campus
• banking and postal facilities
• learning commons to allow relaxed interaction with library facilities and staff.

Albury-Wodonga

At a glance:

• Networked library
• Wireless internet connection in hotspot locations
• Anatomy and physiology laboratories
• Allied health clinic including podiatry
• Herbarium
• Modern lecture theatre

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Bathurst

At a glance:

• Networked library
• Wireless internet connection in hotspot locations
• Sporting and recreational facilities
• New biochemistry laboratory
• Industry standard media centre with broadcasting by Radio Station 2MCE-FM
• Television studios and editing suites
• Post office and mini-market
• Exercise and sports science laboratory

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Canberra

CSU's Canberra Campus offers university accredited studies in a range of theological fields at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Canberra, Australia's capital, is located between Sydney and Melbourne and is the eighth largest city in the nation. Canberra is the location of many federal government departments and agencies, and the site of many national social and cultural institutions and buildings, including the Australian War Memorial, National Gallery of Australia, National Museum of Australia and the National Library of Australia.

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Dubbo

At a glance:

• Networked library
• Wireless internet connection in hotspot locations
• Clinical laboratory
• Nursing laboratory
• Interactive video studio

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Goulburn

Goulburn Campus serves most of the education and training needs of the NSW Police Force.

The School of Policing Studies is located within the NSW Policing College on campus. Home to 30,000 people, Goulburn is situated just two hours from Sydney, less than an hour from Canberra and just over an hour from the coast. Goulburn combines the rugged grandeur of the ranges with historic architecture in a thriving rural city.

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Ontario (Canada)

CSU's Ontario Campus plays an important role in the internationalisation of the University's programs and identity and makes a distinctive contribution to post-secondary education in Ontario.

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Orange

At a glance:

• Networked library
• Wireless internet connection in hotspot locations
• Sporting and recreational facilities
• State-of-the-art science laboratories
• Modern gymnasium and aerobics floor
• Equine centre
• State-of-the-art dental clinics and teaching facilities

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Parramatta

CSU's Parramatta Campus is located within the United Theological College (UTC), one of the premier theological colleges in the Asia-Pacific region. UTC teaches CSU's School of Theology's suite of undergraduate and coursework graduate degrees.

Lying picturesquely alongside the Parramatta River, the city of Parramatta is a vibrant metropolitan centre 23km west of the Sydney central business district. Long been considered the population center of Sydney, it is also known for its historic colonial buildings, excellent restaurants and as a shopping paradise.

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Port Macquarie

Currently housed in the modern Macquarie Business Park, within easy reach of Town Beach and the central shopping precinct, the campus offers:

• Student Learning Commons, open from 8:00am to 6:30pm Monday to Friday, with a large networked computer lab
• Student Central and Academic Support services
• Town library located opposite campus
• Cafe BUZZ - the place for excellent fresh roasted coffee and organic food, right next to the campus.

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Wagga Wagga

At a glance

• Networked library
• Wireless internet connection in hotspot locations
• Television production studios
• Sporting and recreational facilities
• State-of-the-art dental clinics and teaching facilities
• Medical centre and nutrition clinic
• State-of-the-art Veterinary Science clinical centre and laboratories
• Equine centre
• Commercial winery
• Post office and mini-market

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Study Centres

Sydney

CSU's Study Centre in Sydney is located in the heart of the city, and is well equipped with the latest technology, work placement assistance and busy student activities calendar.

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, has been voted as the world's 9th best city to live in. Sydney is the oldest settlement in Australia, with world-famous icons such as the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, set around a stunning natural harbour. The City of Sydney has a diverse ethnic mix with half of its residents born overseas.

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Melbourne

CSU's Study Centre in Melbourne is housed in a modern, 10 storey building conveniently located in the heart of the city centre, equipped with the very latest technology, spacious facilities and a busy student activities calendar.

As Australia's second largest city, Melbourne is a cultural melting pot with experiences waiting to be discovered. Melbourne city is often referred to as Australia's sporting and cultural capital. Sports, fashion and festivals are Melbourne's great loves.

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Specialist Centre

Manly

CSU's Manly Specialist Centre is home to the University's Australian Graduate School of Policing (AGSP).

Situated on the foreshores of Sydney Harbour, north-east of Sydney's central business district, Manly has beautiful beaches, a rich heritage and culture, great shopping, dining and family attractions.

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Where to go next:

• Book a campus tour
• Library services: Your library: anywhere, anytime - that is the library team's promise to all CSU students
• Sporting and Social Clubs
• Events