"For anyone who is interested in studying psychology but is worried about the academic requirements, my best advice is to come with a genuine desire to learn and help people." In this blog, Amber shares her experience of completing her Honours...
Tossing up on whether to do a thesis? In this blog, Miriam shares an honest reflection on what the experience was really like, including the highs, lows, and everything in between.
There are so many numbers to wrap your head around when you start uni. In this blog, Luke breaks down the university numbers you need to know and why they matter.
When you're in the thick of uni, it's easy to put your own wellbeing on the back burner, but it's important to take a step back and prioritise yourself. In this blog, Mia shares some of her top tips for resetting when you're feeling burnt out.
Is your stomach making loud whale noises in the library? Thankfully, having a good snack on hand can make all the difference! In this blog, Remi shares her favourite snacks to keep her fuelled throughout those busy uni days.
"If I had stopped thinking about what my uni experience 'should' have looked like, I might have enjoyed the one I did have ten times more." In this blog, Lara reflects on the reality of uni life and how to truly make the most of it.
Thinking about studying at Charles Sturt? Meet Chloe, a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy student who chose the Port Macquarie Campus. Read on to discover what drew Chloe to Charles Sturt.
Have a supervised assessment coming up? In this blog, Brooke shares what to expect and how you can prepare for your next supervised assessment.
Sometimes, despite our best efforts, the outcome doesn’t always reflect the work we’ve put in. In this blog, Luke shares how reminding himself of his “why” helps him to stay motivated and keep moving forward with his studies.
At Charles Sturt, we have so many talented student-athletes balancing their studies with their sporting commitments. In this blog, Ella shares what receiving a Sports & Blues Award meant to them, and how being recognised for their achievements...
