Student Skills is responsible for a range of functions that support students throughout the student lifecycle, starting with assisting students transitioning into university, supporting their engagement and skill development while at university, and guiding them as they transition into Industry.
Supports Charles Sturt students with a range of resources and training opportunities to ensure they can find work and be career ready.
The Academic Skills team helps students develop their academic literacy, learning, referencing, and numeracy skills through useful study guides, workshops, and individual appointments.
We have developed a new online form - that supports our latest initiative to ensure fast, subject-specific feedback to students in selected first year undergraduate subjects.
For assistance, reach out to our team members.
Academic Skills Coordinator, Faculty of Business, Justice, and Behavioural Studies: