Your course

At Charles Sturt you're the one in control of your study. There are some systems you'll need to use and things you'll want to do to manage your program.

Handbook

Your course guide

Transcripts

Your official results

Research degrees

Information for HDR candidates

Graduation

Ready to graduate?

Course essentials

From getting started, to graduation - this is where you take control and manage your study.

Get started

Get started

Everything you need to know to settle into the Charles Sturt way of studying. We've pulled together a checklist of priority tasks.
Subject enrolment

Subject enrolment

Enrolment is a process you need to go through before each session of your studies. Here you will find information on how to enrol and choose your subjects.
Results and transcripts

Results and transcripts

Find out when results are released and how to get them. Learn about grades and what to do if you have concerns with your results.

Special Consideration

If your studies are disrupted by illness or other serious circumstances, you can apply for special consideration for your subjects.

Workplace learning

Workplace learning refers to activities you do in workplace settings. These are designed to develop your skills from your course.

Residential Schools

Residential Schools are on-campus learning blocks for some online subjects. Learn and work through subject content in intensive blocks.

Get organised

Check key dates, plan your degree and find request forms

Key dates

Key dates

The important academic and administration dates you need to know as a Charles Sturt student.
Plan your degree

Plan your degree

Your course plan and subject enrolment can be complex. You'll need to plan ahead to ensure that you graduate as soon as possible.

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How to: pick your subjects

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What to do if your results aren’t what you expected

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