If you want to get fit, be social and save dollars all at the same time then CSU’s Bathurst Campus gym is the place for you. Thanks to Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) funding you now have access to longer opening hours and new equipment so...
Are you an aspiring leader? Or maybe you’re just looking to develop your leadership skills to enhance your employability skills ahead of graduation. CSU is currently in the pilot stages of STRIVE, a CSU Student Leadership Program. Developed using...
Got a question but feeling a little red-faced or shy? Too afraid to get it answered? You shouldn’t be! Our Student Central staff will tell you that no question is a silly question. They get 100s of them a week (and they’ve had plenty of quirky...
If you’re seeking employment opportunities after graduation or looking for work while you study, then you should attend CSU’s free employability workshop. CSU’s International Student Association are inviting all Albury, Bathurst, Orange and Wagga...
Need to travel to campus but don’t have a car? Sick of skipping out of class early so you can catch the last bus home? Never fear! CSU’s Office for Students has been granted SSAF funding for 2016 for an Off Campus Transport Project. The...
Don’t forget there is still time to put your stamp on SSAF by completing an online survey. SSAF is the Student Services and Amenities Fee, and it’s used by CSU to maintain and enhance student services, support and facilities. It’s a compulsory fee...
In 2012, Charles Sturt University (CSU) introduced the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). SSAF helps CSU maintain and enhance student services and amenities of a non-academic nature, so things like the Student Portal, on campus sporting...
