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.
"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...
Ever thought about having a pet that wasn't a cat, dog or a goldfish? If you live on some land maybe consider a donkey! Michelle tells you about her experience taking care of and forming connections with her three beautiful donkeys.
From stunning Outback adventures and tight-knit healthcare teams to hands-on learning, Amica shares how being involved in a rural placement can be the most rewarding experience of your degree.
Thinking of moving from the hustle and bustle of the city life? Get paid to study and live rurally with Destination Australia! Want to know more? Read Kyan's experience below.
"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...
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.
The RH+ is a cross campus club passionate about rural health. President Ellen Jeon is here to tell us more about it and how YOU can be involved.
The 20-year-old was left with no choice but to remain on the family farm, transition to online study and take up a casual job as a labourer
by Demi Taylor Third year student Angie Molyneaux has been recognised for her passion within the agricultural industry after receiving the celebrated Agrifutures Horizon Scholarship for 2020. Miss Molyneaux was one of 14 recipients and the only...
