Why CSU Study Centres?

• Reputable degree – well recognised worldwide
  Your CSU degree will be recognised and respected in Australia and around the world
  
  
• Taught by dedicated professionals
  Our courses are delivered by dedicated professionals with practical and relevant industry experience. 
  
  
• Access to web enhanced learning
  Learning throughout your course is further strengthened by the use of technology via our web-enhanced learning programs. You will be able to interact with your teachers and other students through a web-based training tool which will help you learn faster.
  
  
• City centre locations
  The CSU Study Centres are located in the city centres of Melbourne and Sydney
  
  
• Multiple intakes
  Three intakes per year – February, July and November
  
  
• Smaller class and tutorial sizes
  You will benefit from our smaller class sizes as you will receive individual attention and support from our academic and general staff
  
  
• English language and academic pathway programs leading to CSU degrees offered at the same study location
  If you require English language preparation, you can choose to study at Embassy at the same location as the CSU Study Centres. Embassy is a leading English language provider.
  
  If you are the Martin College student, your Diploma or Advanced Diploma programs can provide you a pathway to the CSU’s Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Business Studies with significant advanced standing.
  
  Martin College is an excellent alternative if you are unable to gain direct entry to CSU degree programs.
  
  
• Single visa application for entire study program
  If you are an international student, we can provide you with a packaged offer for all the programs you wish to study. So, you can apply for one visa to cover the entire duration of your study. This will save you time and money. 
  
  
• Outstanding employment opportunities
  CSU is one of the leading Australian universities for graduate employment. Our courses are developed in collaboration with industry representatives to ensure that the skills our graduates meet industry needs. 
  
  
• Life-study balance
  A full-time study load a combination of lectures, tutorial classes and personal study that can total around 35 hours per week – equivalent to a full-time job. At the CSU Study Centres most classes will be in four hour blocks enabling you to have a good balance of your study, work and free time.