Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
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Charles Sturt University is a leading regional university in Australia, with study locations based across New South Wales. Known for its excellence in education, it offers students a well-researched curriculum and its teaching methods enjoy high levels of satisfaction.
Students can choose from a range of study options covering 19 areas that could open them up to opportunities on a global scale. Programs of study at the university are accredited, recognised, and developed with input from industry. The university is also well reputed for its research excellence- with its annual research portfolios amounting to nearly AUD 10 million.
The university is partly funded by the government and is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities. Charles Sturt enjoys more than 60 international partnerships from 25 countries across the world.
Charles Sturt is number one nationally for graduate employment (Good Universities Guide 2019/20) and has ranked consistently high. Students graduate from Charles Sturt University industry-ready and with a global perspective. 86 per cent of the university’s graduates found employment faster than those from other universities in Australia.
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Charles Sturt University continuously stands out in university rankings for its high levels of graduate employment:
Charles Sturt University students are shown how to have an international outlook in their studies, by looking at ethical, social and ecological factors, so they learn how to make informed decisions for their careers and beyond. The university teaches skills to help students become lifelong learners, where they understand the value of independence, collaboration, critical thinking, communication, flexible working and problem-solving.
The Career Service supports teaching and graduate outcomes, offering students insight into how to stand out in the competitive job market.
The health and wellbeing of the entire university community is Charles Sturt University’s utmost priority. It’s working with the government and following all updates to ensure it responds best to the situation. On-campus classes are being moved online to help reduce the potential spreading of the virus in campus locations.
New students are welcome to get in touch with the university if they have any questions about how the coronavirus might affect their future plans. The university will also keep students informed of any important updates.
17,22,365 Undergraduate Fees are for indicative purposes, check with institution for details
17,68,736 Postgraduate Fees are for indicative purposes, check with institution for details
11,69,919 Living costs
5,20,434 To live on campus
A Charles Sturt University degree is competitive in cost in comparison with other Australian universities. As campuses are based in regional centres, the cost of living is lower than in city locations.
Charles Sturt gives over AUD 3 million dollars in scholarships and grants to students every year. Each scholarship is different and suitable for a wide range of students. Some are awarded on merit, some on motivation, and some on participation in community service.
At Charles Sturt University, support for international students goes beyond the classroom. Get a helping hand with a Charles Sturt scholarship designed to support students just like you. International students that study at Charles Sturt University can apply for government-funded, externally funded and university-specific Australian scholarships for international students at bachelor, master and PhD level.
Find out more about scholarships for international students.
To gain a place at Charles Sturt University, international students need to meet both the academic and English language requirements. Those who wish to study on campus must also meet the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirements, set out by the Australian government.
Criteria depend on the country students come from. A small number of courses have specific admission requirements, such as interviews and supplementary forms.
Prospective undergraduate international students who completed their secondary education outside of Australia will need a competitive grade in an exam equivalent to Australian Year 12. Those who completed their secondary education in Australia will require:
Postgraduate students will need a recognised bachelor’s degree that’s equivalent to an Australian qualification.
Charles Sturt University courses require evidence of sufficient study in English or an English language test taken within the last two years. This could be one of the following, or equivalent:
Some courses require higher English language levels. Students can find further details of all the above requirements at the university’s website.
International students can expect a high-quality education from an institution with a strong reputation for exceptional teaching and high-quality faculty. Courses are delivered by experienced professionals and supported by expertly-designed curriculums.
The university embarks on many research projects that make a significant difference to the world and communities. Areas include social and environmental sustainability, artificial intelligence and healthcare. Research informs student learning and strengthens the university’s position as a pioneering institution.
Charles Sturt University is part of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and has more than 60 partnerships in over 25 countries, bringing benefits to teaching, research, cultural exchanges and many other student opportunities.
There are three faculties which are home to a collection of academic schools and centres. These are operated across each of the campuses, where they design and deliver courses to students:
Courses are developed in line with industry requirements. Many are accredited by government and industry bodies which work closely with the university to ensure graduates are industry-ready. There are over 60 on-campus and 300 online courses to choose from.
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