Bathurst | Panorama Avenue Bathurst 2795 NSW

The Bathurst campus of CSU is situated at the foot of Mount Panorama, several blocks from the centre of Bathurst. The 80 hectare campus consists of numerous accommodation facilities catering for more than 1123 students, including lecture theatres, state-of-the-art technical laboratories, library facilities and sporting facilities.

Accommodation: Managed accommodation at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange, Port Macquarie and Wagga Wagga campuses.

Transport: Bathurst is located on major bus, train and plane routes. The campus is serviced by public transport.

Charles Sturt - Study Centre - Melbourne | 30 Church Lane Melbourne 3000 VIC

The CSU Study Centre is conveniently located in the city centre. Key features include computer laboratories, student lounge, well equipped classrooms, library, student support, academic counselling and central location.

Accommodation: Homestay accommodation involves staying with an Australian family in their own home. Homestay staff matches students with families with similar interests, providing students with a safe, supportive family environment. Students have their own furnished room in a private family home, with two meals per day provided. Assistance will be given with basic needs such as laundering of clothing and cleaning. Taylors on A'Beckett: Taylors on A'Beckett, a co-educational residence is available to students at the Melbourne Study Centre. It offers a range of accommodation options ranging from hostel rooms to single studio style apartments, or 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom style apartments with single and twin share options.

Transport: Train, tram, bus

Charles Sturt - Study Centre - Sydney | Level 1, 63 Oxford Street Darlinghurst 2010 NSW

The CSU Study Centre Sydney is located in the city centre, next to Hyde Park, surrounded by a superb array of shops, cafes and restaurants. The Study Centre is shared with Martin College and Embassy CES, the English language division of Study Group. Students can enjoy proximity to places of interest such as Darling Harbour, Bondi, the city centre and Chinatown. Key features include bright modern premises, computer laboratories with latest software, student lounge, well-equipped classrooms, library, a wide range of opportunities to continue their studies, campus activities programs and academic counselling.

Accommodation: Montpelier House: This co-educational residence is available to students studying at the Darlinghurst campus. It is a 54-bed facility consisting of 28 single rooms, nine twin rooms (bunk beds) and two dormitories with four beds in each (short-term stay only). This accommodation option is only available in Sydney. Homestay with an Australian family in their own home. Homestay staff match students to families with similar interests, providing students with a safe, supportive family environment. Students have their own furnished room in a private family home, with two meals per day provided. Assistance will be given with basic needs such as laundering of clothing and cleaning. Rental Accommodation: There are many different types of rental accommodation available in Sydney. Students can choose from houses, flats or apartments, and these can be furnished or unfurnished.

Transport: The CSU Study Centre Sydney is located within a 10 minute walk of 3 city train stations, and serviced by over a dozen city and suburban bus routes.

Charles Sturt - Study Centre Brisbane | 119 Charlotte Street Brisbane 4000 QLD

Transport: Train, tram, bus

Distance Education | Panorama Avenue Bathurst 2795 NSW

Distance education is becoming the preferred way to gain tertiary qualifications without having to attend a campus. CSU has the technology, support and infrastructure to ensure that a student's study experience is positive and successful.

Dubbo | Tony McGrane Place Dubbo 2830 NSW

The University's newest campus at Dubbo uses state-of-the-art communication technologies to provide regional Australia with access to quality higher education. A purpose-built interactive learning centre features interactive video and telephone studios linked by microwave to other campuses, a resource area with computing facilities, internet access and AV equipment.

Accommodation: Managed accommodation at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange and Wagga Wagga campuses

Transport: Dubbo is located on major bus, train and plane routes. The campus is serviced by public transport.

NSW Police Academy | McDermott Drive Goulburn 2580 NSW

The NSW Police Academy occupies some 40 acres within Goulburn city boundaries. A driver training circuit is located a short distance from the main campus; course participants attending the driver training circuit are transported by bus.

Accommodation: 515 of the 646 residential accommodation rooms are made available to students completing the Diploma of Policing Practice. Current cost is $100 per week including all meals. Off-campus housing advice is available.

Transport: Goulburn is located on major bus and train routes. The campus itself has limited public transport. Free parking is available.

Orange | Leeds Parade Orange 2800 NSW

Orange is located in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, 260 kilometres west of Sydney. Situated at the foot of Mt. Canobolas, the highest point between the Blue Mountains, Orange sits amidst picturesque hills and valleys. Orange, population around 38,000, is a progressive city with a friendly country atmosphere. Residents enjoy many commercial and recreational facilities along with excellent retail, sporting, educational and health services. Orange comes alive on the weekend with a range of entertainment venues, pubs and night clubs.

Accommodation: As a way of making friends, CSU encourages first-year students to live on-campus or in the Canobolas student accommodation downtown. There are seven different types of accommodation and six alternative payment plans. After the first year, most students form groups and share flats, townhouses or houses in Orange - which is situated about six kilometres from the campus. Students living on campus have the best of both worlds: an intimate campus surrounded by breath-taking scenery, and lecture rooms are only a two-minute walk away. Those living at the Canobolas can enjoy walking out the front door to a thriving rural community supplying all the services of a metropolitan centre. It's a small campus compared to other institutions, but with that comes a stronger sense of community.

Port Macquarie | 7 Major Innes Road Port macquarie 2444 NSW

Port Macquarie is a growing coastal hub in a picturesque setting. There is plenty for people of all ages to do, whether a high-speed boat or a scenic river cruise is their scene. There are beaches, rainforests and wildlife, as well as a huge range of festivals and cultural events, shopping and cafes. Port Macquarie Campus is ideally located in the modern Macquarie Business Park, close to Town Beach and the central shopping precinct, across the road from the town library, and next door to a cafe.

St Mark's Nat Theological Ctr | 15 Blackall Street Barton 2600 ACT

Transport: Canberra is located on major bus, train and plane routes. The campus is serviced by public transport.

United Theological College | 16 Masons Drive North parramatta 2151 NSW

Accommodation: Limited, but available.

Transport: Nearby public transport available.

Wagga Wagga | Boorooma Street Wagga wagga north 2650 NSW

The Wagga Wagga Campus combines the advantages of rural and city living, sprawling over 640 hectares of Australian bushland, five minutes from the city centre. As well as a range of state-of-the-art technical facilities, the campus supports the University's award-winning winery, cheese factory, vineyard and farm.

Accommodation: Managed accommodation at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange and Wagga Wagga campuses.

Transport: Wagga Wagga is located on major bus, train and plane routes. The campus is serviced by public transport.