If you’re studying or living on campus at Charles Sturt University, attending Orientation is a must! It’s your chance to explore everything we have to offer and immerse yourself in the student culture that makes Charles Sturt so special. You’ll …
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At Charles Sturt University, we’re proud to be a future-focused university. All of our degrees are developed with the future in mind – so if you’re looking to study IT with the leader in cutting-edge IT education, you’re in the …
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Once you’ve accepted your offer, it’s time to get prepped – and psyched – for uni. That might mean getting your stuff together to move on-campus. Or maybe it’s a case of giving your laptop a service so you are …
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Fiona Nash is a former federal cabinet minister and deputy leader of the National Party. She is also strategic adviser for regional development at Charles Sturt University. Here she talks about what we know is true – that regional Australia …
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Does a career with purpose appeal to you? We all want to make an impact through our day job. But if you’ve got a burning desire to make the world a better place, a not-for-profit career could be the right …
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What will the future of work look like? It’s a question we’ve been asking of many different industries – from agriculture and education to criminal justice and social work. Now it’s time to look at the future of journalism. If …
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You’ve seen the ads on Facebook. The promos on Instagram. The brands on Twitter. Digital marketing is everywhere. And it’s always evolving. As businesses seek to gain advantage, it means that the digital marketing industry is constantly coming up with …
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At Charles Sturt University, we think big. And that means exploring the key issues that are affecting the world; and asking the big questions around them. From health and nature to politics and society, our Big Questions series sees our …
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A Bachelor of Nursing led Kristy-Lee to new job opportunities. Now she's looking to inspire other women in First Nations nursing.
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