Yes, Charles Sturt University is Australia's leading and one of the largest providers of higher education online services. Students can study a wide range of courses online, with access to learning materials, support services and online resources designed to support flexible study.

You can apply online in around 15 minutes by setting up a login on the university's application portal, and your application will typically be assessed within 10 working days. If you don't have everything you need to finalise your application straight away, you can save it and come back later. You may need to scan and upload official documents such as transcripts and awards from previous study.

International students must meet minimum English language requirements to be eligible to study at Charles Sturt University. For undergraduate courses, you generally need an Academic IELTS or equivalent with a minimum overall score of 6.0 and no individual score below 5.5. For postgraduate coursework courses, the minimum is an Academic IELTS or equivalent with an overall score of 6.0 and no individual score below 6.0.

Yes, Charles Sturt University offers all first-year students, including international students, study abroad and exchange students, applying for on-campus accommodation a guaranteed place. To be eligible, domestic students need to have completed their accommodation application by 31 October, and international, study abroad or exchange students by 31 December.

International students at the Sydney and Melbourne campuses can choose from options including homestay with an Australian family, private rental accommodation, or purpose-built student accommodation. Student accommodation options are generally fully furnished and often include shared facilities such as a gym, BBQ, pool and study areas.

The Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) allows recent graduates from Australian institutions to live, work, and study in Australia temporarily. It has two streams: the Graduate Work stream (18 months) for specific skilled occupations, and the Post-Study Work stream (2–4 years) based on the qualification level completed in Australia.

Yes, studying on-campus in a regional area means you could be eligible for extended post-study work rights so you can put your qualification into practice after graduation. Eligible graduates who study at Charles Sturt's regional campuses may benefit from additional years of post-study work rights, as determined by the Australian Government's regional migration provisions.