Child going to university? Here’s what to expect
As a parent, find out all you need to know to help your child navigate their first year at Charles Sturt University.
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Online university Orientation tips: your ultimate guide
Are you kicking off your online study journey with Charles Sturt University this March? When you study online, you need flexibility – including a flexible online orientation program, full of lots of university orientation tips. We have a range of …
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From gap year to uni: how to ease into study
Are you at the tail end of your gap year? Whether you’ve been travelling around the world, building your soft skills or working to save some money – it’s safe to say that study may not have been at the …
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Study Link at Charles Sturt – your first step to uni success
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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Your Charles Sturt University support services
We all need support. And we’re not talking about those Lycra sports leggings – we’re talking about real, human support. We’re talking university support services. When you’re fresh out of high school, uni is your chance to live life on …
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What to do after finishing high school: Explore your options
As a Year 10 student, your future career may seem light years away. But the next couple of years are going to fly. So let's explore your future options.
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Prepare for university: Get a head-start with Study Link
At Charles Sturt University we want to make sure that you can prepare for university and have the skills to succeed from day one. That’s why we have Study Link. Study Link is a unique program that offers short, self-paced …
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How to get into university (hint: there’s more than one way)
Having a plan for life after high school is a great idea. If you have your heart set on getting into uni, it’s likely that you’ll be aiming to achieve a certain ATAR as a pathway. BUT, If you don’t …
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