
Midyear Orientation Day is a fun and informative day of activities to help you become familiar with the CSU environment and settle into being a uni student.
For many students, Orientation will be the first taste of university life. We want to make your Orientation as enjoyable and helpful as possible by offering a range of activities to help you feel at home.
As well as being heaps of fun, Midyear Orientation Day gives you a flying start to uni life. You'll meet other students in your course, your lecturers and many support staff who'll be available to help you while you're at CSU.
Check out your campus facilities, sporting and recreation areas, and eating outlets while meeting new people and classmates. You can take a tour of the library, pick up your Student ID card, and attend workshops and information sessions, ensuring your transition to university is a positive experience.
For a more informative program, see the Albury-Wodonga Program
Which school does my course belong to?
For a more informative program, see the Bathurst Program
Which school does my course belong to?
Midyear Orientation will be on Friday July 12.
Bachelor of Theology students commencing in Session 2 201360 at St Mark National Theological Centre in Canberra are advised to email Geoff Broughton the Course Director for any enquiries: gbroughton@csu.edu.au
Dubbo Midyear Orientation will be managed by the Indigenous Teacher Education in Communities Early Childhood and Primary degree and will be run during the residential period.
There will be no Midyear Orientation Day on the Orange Campus
Midyear Orientation will be on Monday July 15.
A Midyear Orientation Day program will soon be available.
Midyear Orientation will be on Friday July 12.
A Midyear Orientation Day program will soon be available.
For a more informative program, see the Wagga Wagga Program
Which school does my course belong to?
There will be no Midyear Orientation Day on the Wangaratta Campus
Complete the Online Orientation before O Week
These Midyear Orientation programs are available on your smartphone! Save a tree, and use your phone when you arrive on campus.
Sign up to the Student Mentor Program so that you have a friendly face to help get you through the first session of uni life.
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