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From 1 May Charles Sturt University will have a new look and feel that represents where we have come from and where we are going. You will soon get to experience our expression of who we are across our campuses and centres.

Studying and living in Australia is something that many international students aspire to, with the Australian higher education system ranking in the top 10 around the world (U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems 2019). Over one million students enrol in Australian universities each year, and around a quarter of these arrive from overseas (Australian Department of Education 2018).

Reunions of the first group of CSU student ambassadors took place at CSU Study Centres throughout March. Under the 2019 theme ‘The Future of You’, the reunions brought together current student Ambassadors and alumni on the topic of building their personal brand. The groups took part in seminars, team building exercises and workshops as part of their ongoing development in the program.

The latest Australian government student enrolment statistics show that Charles Sturt University continues to lead in the Information Technology field, with more than 6,000 students studying IT at both an undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Information Technology (IT) is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. It’s an incredibly diverse, fast-paced industry, which is constantly changing and evolving.

Accounting is one of Australia’s fastest-growing occupations, and the profession is predicted to increase by 13.3 per cent by 2020.

Australia’s education system is respected around the world, and Australian universities are globally recognised for delivering top quality programs. With so many options to choose from, how can you be sure you’re making the right choice in what to study when choosing a university?

CSU Study Centres celebrated its first anniversary of the commencement of classes at the Brisbane centre on Wednesday the 26th July. Over one hundred CSU students joined centre staff in celebrations to commemorate the occasion.

The 5th annual CSU Study Centre Gala Dinner was held at the Luxor Function Centre in Melbourne on 22nd June. The night celebrated the achievements of CSU Study Centre students and also recognised the efforts of the lecturers and staff that contribute to the success of the Study Centre.

Whether you are currently studying in Australia, or planning to come to Australia for postgraduate studies, you might be already be aware of the post-study work visa known as the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485). This visa allows international students who have completed their university studies to extend their stay in Australia for up to 4 years and allows them to find valuable local work opportunities.