Oh dear, it’s the second half of session two… for final year students it can no longer be avoided – it’s grown up time.
Lately, I’ve noticed that there has been a significant influx of adult colouring books centred around mindfulness, lining the shelves of stores around town. Considering that just a few months ago colouring was considered predominantly a...
CSU has a number of scholarships and grants currently open… 173 to be exact!
Exams can be a stressful and overwhelming time for students, but CSU offers many supportive services and study tips for both internal and online students. So don’t let the pressure build up, let CSU help!
Did you know there’s a handy little app, full of CSU information that you can access from your smart phone or tablet? That’s right, the CSU Mobile App is the quick and easy way to access all things CSU, right at your fingertips.
by Emily Minter
CSU graduation ceremonies are scheduled for 14-21 December 2015. Are you ready?!
Over the past three weeks, we’ve looked at a few of the things I’d suggest that my first-year self work on if I had the opportunity to sit her down for a stern talking to… When I think back to my first year of distance education, I...
Last week the people of Bathurst were lucky enough to welcome Todd Sampson to town for a one hour talk about channelling your creativity, and facing fears. A group of about twenty CSU Communication students and staff attended the event, which formed...
by Emily Minter No matter what degree you are studying, at some point you will probably have to write an essay… Now this is a concept that fills many people’s heart with fear. You’ve probably had other students tell you how boring and hard...
As part two of this series, we will be considering the importance and value of mastering the art of referencing at an early stage in your tertiary studies. At the end of session three, I will be finished my master’s degree, and I’ll be...
