CSU ranks among the Top 2% of universities worldwide, with a number of campuses across the country, including in designated regional areas. Named after a British explorer famous for his forays into regional Australia, much of the work at CSU is geared towards the uplifting of regional Australia; its ethos reflects the insight of the Indigenous Australians, with its Wiradjuri language motto meaning the wisdom of respectfully knowing how to live well in a world worth living in. CSU services more than 44000 students, including close to 9000 international students.
Key facts
1. Entry requirements
The minimum academic requirement for entry into a Masters Programme in a range of subjects ranging from Information Technology to Theology is an undergraduate degree from a recognised tertiary education provider, equivalent to an Australian Bachelors degree, generally in the same or a related subject – certain programmes may have additional specific requirements.
English language requirements: The minimum requirement is an IELTS score of 6 overall with no individual band below 5.5, with certain courses requiring a higher score.
2. Costs and Funding
The annual tuition fee for international students enrolling in most Masters programmes ranges between 27000 to 30000 AUD.
Scholarships: Several scholarships are available to fund your study at CSU – the Charles Sturt Regional Scholarship 2020 is available to eligible international applicants commencing study in particular courses in 2020, at regional campuses including Bathurst and certain others, valued between 9-16% of the tuition fee.
3. Application timeline
Applications for study commencing in Session 1 2020, commencing in March, close on November 4, 2019, with certain programmes having earlier closing dates.
If Charles Sturt University sounds like the uni for you, the Hurray Overseas counselling team is here to help. Reach out to us via email: overseaseducation@hurrayedutech.com, or phone: 8971357928, for more details.
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