Benefits of studying in regional Australia: Josh’s journey
Teaching graduate, Josh Kable, shares some of the benefits of living - and studying - in regional Australia.
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Paddock to plate: experiencing the best of regional Australian food
Paddock to plate is the food concept driving sustainability and community. Discover why regional Australia is the place to experience it.
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Regional Australia leads political change
Hear from journalist Gabrielle Chan about how regional Australia can transform its future.
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What is a visiting scholar?
Universities are very interesting places. Lots of tradition. Strange hats and robes. Fancy words. But it can all get a bit confusing. So we want to remove the mystery around different aspects of university life – one word at a …
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Get immersed in uni life! Check out what life on campus is really like
At Charles Sturt University, we’re geographically gifted. Our campuses are all in locations with buzzing cultures and lush views. Come and explore where we live.
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University in Dubbo: why west is best
Considering a tree change to the regions? Well, going to university in Dubbo could be just the ticket. It’s a place where cattle farms and cafés are within minutes of each other. Where the people are relaxed, friendly and welcoming …
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University in Orange: live your best life
Because studying at uni needs the right atmosphere, right? If you’re a foodie (who isn’t?) with an appreciation for breathtaking scenery (aka top shelf Insta inspo), going to university in Orange in New South Wales’ Central West will tick all …
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University in Bathurst: the perfect combination
At Charles Sturt University, we’re regional – and we’re proud of it. Our campuses are in some of Australia’s fastest growing regional cities, including Bathurst, New South Wales (NSW). Located on the banks of the Macquarie River in the Central Tablelands, …
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Studying in regional Australia: the nation’s best kept secret
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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