
English Language Support
English is the official language of Australia, and you will need to have good verbal and written language skills to complete your degree at Charles Sturt University (CSU). Your lectures, tutorials, and learning materials will be presented in English, and you will also be required to submit your assignments, examinations, and presentations in English.
To be admitted to Charles Sturt University, prospective students need to have a demonstrated proficiency in the English language.
You will generally be deemed to have sufficient English proficiency if you have completed sufficient study undertaken in English. Other students will need to demonstrate English proficiency using any of the acceptable tests.
NOTE: Some courses have higher English proficiency requirements, you should check your online course brochure for details.
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Students who do not meet the University's English language proficiency requirements and are offered a conditional place may wish to undertake their English language studies in Australia. Please contact CSU Admissions to find out which English language courses are approved for admission into CSU.
To find a list of provider options for English language in Australia, visit cricos.deewr.gov.au
For students who apply to study at a CSU Study Centre, CSU recommends Embassy CES for English language studies. Satisfactory completion of Level 3 of the English for Academic Purposes Program with a final grade of D or higher at Embassy CES satisfies the English language entry requirements for most Charles Sturt University undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
Embassy CES shares a campus with CSU Study Centres in Sydney and Melbourne. For more information, visit embassyces.com
Throughout your studies, an English Skills Advisor can help you improve your English language skills if you need:
The Division of Library Services offers a range of support for Research Students.
Professional Development includes:
View the professional development calendar for scheduled sessions and registration.
Other support services and resources include:
Please view the Division of Library Services, Research and Teaching Support for more information on these services and resources.
The Division of Information Technology offers a range of services and resources helpful for Research Students.
The Self Help Guides provide a range of support and information including:
Software:
There is also a Service Catalogue for Students which includes information about:
The use of copyright has major implications for Students and it's use can be varied and complicated.
The Copyright for Students website contains a range of information and resources to assist you to understand these implications and how to best utilise copyright. It includes:
You may also contact the Copyright Coordinator who is an expert in this field, who can provide specific information.
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