Charles Sturt University - Wagga Wagga

When students study in Australia at Charles Sturt University, they get an internationally recognised qualification and open up opportunities to their dream careers across the world. Students get hands-on experience from day one, and they can choose from a range of study locations in vibrant regional cities and selected courses in capital cities. The Wagga Wagga campus is the largest, and includes a university farm, equine centre, experimental winery and huge range of industry-standard facilities. The facilities set Charles Sturt University apart from other universities, allowing students to learn the skills required to be industry-ready from the first year of study. Students from science and the arts to education, information technology and agriculture make for a vibrant and diverse atmosphere. Students have access to a dining room and cafeteria as well as facilities including post office, mini-market, and various sporting and recreational facilities including a swimming pool and tennis courts. Why Charles Sturt University - Wagga Wagga Campus Life and Surroundings: Situated on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, Wagga Wagga - known simply as Wagga to locals - has a proud sporting history, a thriving cultural calendar including theatre, music, art and markets, and a growing restaurant and café scene. Facilities: Facilities include state-of-the-art veterinary science clinical centre and laboratories; a equine centre; a commercial winery that produces award winning wines; a television production studio; a state-of-the-art dental clinic; a medical centre and nutrition clinic; a networked library and an animation studio. Student Support Services: Students are offered support and guidance every step of their studying journey. Charles Sturt offers study support, career advice, English language skills support and equity support. Commitment to Learning: The industry-relevant courses and workplace learning create highly employable and skilled graduates who make meaningful contributions to their communities.