Charles Sturt University's infrastructure is designed to support innovative learning and research across its multi-campus footprint. The university's Infrastructure Design Standards encompass high voltage network management for Bathurst and Wagga Wagga campuses, electro-magnetic compatibility management, ergonomic design principles for academic, research and office spaces, and integration of smart infrastructure and adaptive technology in university facilities. The Bathurst Interdisciplinary Health Precinct is equipped with simulated clinical environments, adaptable learning spaces and other cutting-edge facilities to equip students with in-demand, real-world, job-ready skills. The Wagga Wagga campus spans more than 600 hectares of native Australian bush and provides the perfect setting for corporate or social occasions. In May 2023, Charles Sturt commissioned Hassell to undertake a three-phase project combining strategic and master planning manoeuvres to guide the future of Charles Sturt campuses. The university also offers networked libraries with 24-hour Learning Commons, wireless internet connection in hotspot locations, and electric vehicle chargers for staff and students at various campuses.
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