Studying in a rural or remote area doesn't have to feel isolating! It can be an opportunity to connect with your community and learn from the people around you. In this blog, Sunny shares their top tips for studying online while living in a rural or...
How do you decide what career path to take? Sometimes it's clear to you, sometimes it takes a series of experiences to direct your passion. In this blog, Malina shares her journey to choosing a Bachelor of Nursing at Charles Sturt University.
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.
What happens if your placement is far from home and completely different from what you're used to? It's okay! In this blog, Chloe shares her experience of leaving Port Macquarie to complete an Occupational Therapy placement in a rural community.
"Just six months ago, I couldn’t tell my left from my right, but now I have learned clever tricks and simple, budget-friendly tips to make the most of life here." In this blog, Stepheine shares her journey of moving to Wagga Wagga as an...
"There are endless opportunities to make university at Charles Sturt the best years of your life." In this blog, Remi reflects on why they stayed in their hometown of Port Macquarie and the many benefits that they've experienced studying at Charles...
"Growth and comfort cannot coexist." In this blog, Grace reflects on the leap from coastal life to country living, and how stepping outside her comfort zone to Albury helped her find her community, confidence, and a new sense of home.
"Our mission is as simple as it is effective: raise awareness of rural and regional healthcare needs, inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals to consider careers in these fields, and encourage a sense of community among like-minded...
Josh Baker is one of the students who uses the Country Universities Centre to complete his Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security here at Charles Sturt. Here, he talks about the regional opportunities he has for his career with the help of the CUC.
After an interesting Humans of Charles Sturt piece, Cooper talks more on living in Broken Hill, the ten hour move to Bathurst, and the differences between the two.
