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Charles Sturt University is #1 for graduate employment
Get qualified and get the job. More Charles Sturt grads get jobs faster than grads from any other university in Australia.*
Get your dream job and get paid well for it
Charles Sturt grads earn an average of $67,100 after graduating.*
*QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey 2019
Leaders in excellence in learning and teaching
Charles Sturt is a Global Teaching Excellence Award 2018 finalist.
Get hands-on at Charles Sturt University
The change the world needs sure won’t come from just talking about it. It’ll take going all hands in – and not being afraid to get them dirty in the process. At Charles Sturt University, you get hands-on experience from day one. Because it’s not what we say that makes a difference. It’s what we do.
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Get your career started at Charles Sturt University
Make your mark on the world and reach your potential with a Charles Sturt University degree. Hands-on learning from day one means you’ll be ready to start your career when you graduate.
Why Charles Sturt University is your best choice
- Our grads get jobs
- Get the job you want and get paid well for it!
- Hands-on from day one
- Accommodation options to suit your needs
- Join our thriving on-campus community
Undergraduate
Get the career you really want
Be the change you want to see in the world with a meaningful career that allows you to live your passion. A Charles Sturt University degree will give you the hands-on skills and knowledge you need to make a real impact in your future career.
Why Charles Sturt University is your best choice
- Our grads get jobs
- Get the job you want and get paid well for it!
- Hands-on from day one
- Choice of campus locations
- Support when you need it
Postgraduate
Make your next move count
Take charge of your future with a Charles Sturt University postgraduate degree. Enhance your current qualifications, diversify your skills, keep up with industry demands, get that promotion or change careers. Our diverse range of flexible online degrees will help you take your career further.
Why Charles Sturt University is your best choice
- Advance or change careers
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- Credit for prior learning and experience
- Connect to our community of support
- Learn from our industry experts
International
Get qualified for your dream career in Australia
When you study in Australia at Charles Sturt University, you get an internationally recognised qualification and open up opportunities to your dream career across the world. Choose from our range of study locations in vibrant regional cities and selected courses in capital cities.
Why Charles Sturt University is your best choice
- Our grads get jobs
- Get the job you want and get paid well for it!
- Support when and how you need it
- Learn from our industry experts
- Experience Australian culture while you study
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Study your way with Charles Sturt University's flexible online degrees
Make the decision to study online and get the job you really want. When you’re balancing work and family or just life in general, you need flexible study options that let you run your life while you get qualified. Our online courses fit into your life, giving you the freedom to choose where, when and how you study.
Why Charles Sturt University is your best choice
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- Connect to a community of support
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- Study from anywhere in the world
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Key dates
2020 Session 1 Online Orientation
15 Feb 2020 - 1 Mar 2020
Join us for academic, study skills and support sessions online. You can now register for Orientation sessions.
2020 Session 1 On Campus Orientation
24 Feb 2020 - 28 Feb 2020
On Campus Orientation begins for Session 1. Join us on campus to get started in your course, meet our services and support staff and join social events. Get started
2020 Session 1 Final date for applications
28 Feb 2020
Final date for late applications for study commencing in Session 1 2020. (session code: 202030)
Applications received during this period will only be considered if places remain available in the nominated course and where the nominated course does not have a residential school prior to the start of session.
Orientation 2020
Date
24 Feb 2020 8:00 am - 2 Mar 2020 11:59 pm
Get started for 2020 with a range of online orientation workshops, meet your course team and on campus events.
All About Women - Satellite Event 2020
Date
8 Mar 2020 11:00 am - 3:30 pm
You don't need to be at the Sydney Opera House on 8 March 2020 to experience the main stage action of All About Women.
Charles Sturt University, TAFE NSW and Two Cities One Community are excited to be live streaming from the Sydney Opera House three headline sessions, as a FREE community event.
Designed to make you think and push your boundaries, all about women is a vibrant festival that asks questions about gender, justice and equality.
The event will be live streamed from Charles Sturt University Albury-Wodonga Campus, C.D Blake Theatre in Building 751. Light refreshments will be provided during the event.
EVENT TIMELINE | SUNDAY, 8 MARCH 2020 (All times are AEDT)
| 11.00 - 12.00 | The Gendered Brain – gina rippon with host natasha mitchell |
| 12.15 - 1.15 | The Forgotten Women of Astronomy – jo dunkley with host Rae Johnston |
| 2.30 - 3.30 | Sober Curious? – jill stark, yumi stynes and shanna whan with host Clementine Ford |
To read more about the speakers visit All About Women website.
This event is in partnership with Two Cities One Community and TAFE NSW.
For more, please visit https://about.csu.edu.au/community/events/upcoming/albury-wodonga/all-about-women-satellite-event-2020
Thinking Fish – Saving Fish in the Murray Darling Basin
Date
12 Mar 2020 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s only fishing conservation charity launches Thinking Fish - a series of public talks about fishing and its future across Australia.
The first will have a focus on the Lower Darling Basin and the plight of our native fish made possible with funding from the Murray Darling Basin Authority.
The seminar aims to generate discussion and debate about the issues facing native fish in the Basin.
Hear from industry leaders about the current challenges and opportunities for our fish within regional and rural communities along this vast river system.
These talks will be about fish and fishing from people who love both. Together the talks will be thinking big, thinking fish and thinking future.
This seminar is a free event for community members of all ages who not only love fishing but equally love their rivers and what they give back to communities across Australia.
Light refreshments will be provided during the event.
Speakers
Matt Hansen – The new breed of Basin fishers
Matt has loved fishing since the day he could walk. He is a Director of OzFish Unlimited, President of the 
Inland Waterways OzFish Chapter and founder of the Lake Burrendong Easter Fishing Classic.
He was recognised by the recreational fishing sector as the 2109 Australian Rec Fishing Volunteer of the Year, for his efforts in leading habitat restoration as well as fisher and habitat communication in inland NSW.
Dr Craig Boys - Keeping Fish in Rivers
Craig is a fish ecologist based at the Port Stephens Fisheries Institute where he leads a variety of projects concerning the rehabilitation of both freshwater and estuarine ecosystems. Much of his science is interdisciplinary, merging fish biology, ecology and hydraulics in an attempt to improve the design and operation of river infrastructure for the protection of fish. Recent research projects have included understanding and mitigating the impacts of barotrauma and fluid shear on fish as they migrate downstream through irrigation and hydropower infrastructure.
Assoc Prof Lee Baumgartner – A journey through the Bidgee
Professor Lee Baumgartner is a Fish Ecologist with over 20 years experience in the Murray-Darling Basin and South East Asia. His research interests include fish migration, river connectivity, human impacts on river systems and sustainable irrigation. His short presentation will focus on changes in the ecology of the Hume Dam region and how management approaches have changed over the years.
More speakers to be announced.
For more, please visit https://about.csu.edu.au/community/events/upcoming/wagga-wagga/thinking-fish-forum
Smash the startup journey: A free Masterclass Series for COEs (Chiefs of Everything)!
Date
18 Mar 2020 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Charles Sturt University Innovations Hubs proudly presents:
'Smash the startup journey: A free Masterclass Series for CEOs COEs (Chiefs of Everything)!'
If you're an entrepreneur, launching a startup or run your own business, these workshops will take you and your business to the next level.
Charles Sturt University Innovation Hub is excited to be kicking off the 2020 pop-up regional tour: Smash the startup journey: A free Masterclass Series for CEOs COEs (Chiefs of Everything)!
The first of four workshops will be hosted by Founder of ClassCover app Ben Grozier in Dubbo.
For more information and to register: https://bit.ly/2HEGkhs
ALL Masterclasses in Dubbo 2020:
Dubbo
Workshop 1: Wednesday 18th March, Charles Sturt University, Dubbo Campus
Workshop 2: Wednesday 13th May, Venue TBC, Dubbo
Workshop 3: September: venue and date TBC, Dubbo
Workshop 4: Wednesday 21st October, Venue TBC, Dubbo
Sign up here https://bit.ly/2wriByN to get notified about all Founder Masterclasses and other events in Dubbo.
For more, please visit https://about.csu.edu.au/community/events/upcoming/dubbo/smash-the-startup-journey
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