Make it happen Postgraduate guide 2019
It’s time to make your move Your future is in your hands. And this is the right time to make a move – your time. Your time to upskill, reboot or futureproof your career. Your time to make a difference in the world. Your time to do something for you. Something you’ve always wanted to do. No second guessing, no hesitation, no procrastination. You have the ability to make your next move count – and at Charles Sturt University, we’re ready to help you make that a reality.
Let’s get to work!
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Contents Page 4: Get to know Charles Sturt University Page 6: Ticking all your boxes Page 8: Choose your path Page 10: We’re flexible Page 12: Go your own way Page 14: Maintaining your balance Page 16: The right support Page 18: Meet, greet, connect and learn Page 19: Doing a research degree Page 20: Enjoy real returns Page 21: A helping hand Page 22: Where will you make a difference? Page 23: Make your move Page 24: Our courses
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Get to know Charles Sturt University We’re opening our doors so you can come along and get to know more about Charles Sturt University. We’ll help you discover the right qualification to get you where you want to go. Our Open Days will give you the opportunity to: • speak one-to-one with course advisers and academics • meet our study support staff • get detailed information about the courses you’re interested in • tour our state-of-the-art facilities.
Dates for your diary Bathurst | Sunday 4 August Wagga Wagga | Sunday 11 August Albury-Wodonga | Sunday 18 August Port Macquarie | Sunday 25 August Dubbo | Friday 30 August Orange | Friday 6 September
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“Study helped me assess what was important in my life. It becomes a lot easier to prioritise the things that help you to grow and fulfil you. With your eye on the longer-term prize – more choices, career security, larger network and personal growth – you can stay motivated to reach those goals.” Dayle McCallum - Master of Human Resource Management
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Ticking all your boxes Postgraduate study with Charles Sturt University
Study that fits We know you’re busy and postgraduate study needs to fit in with your work, family and lifestyle – that’s why almost every one of our 200 postgraduate courses is available for study online. Though, if you want to mix things up you can consider our on-campus study options, or have the best of both worlds and combine the two studying styles (available in selected courses).
The right support When you begin studying with us you’ll notice we have a range of support services and resources tailored for postgraduate students. From workshops and seminars to online and phone help, you’ll have access to support whenever you need it.
Boost your career At Charles Sturt University we work closely with industry bodies to ensure you’ll develop the skills you’ll need to fast-track your career, or change career direction, with confidence.
A great investment Investing in yourself will be one of the savviest moves you’ll make. It’ll ultimately benefit you, your family, your career and your communities. At Charles Sturt we can help you navigate the government finance initiatives that can help you pay for your studies, and we’ll also steer you in the right direction for scholarships available to postgraduate students.
Research expertise Your research at Charles Sturt can make a difference on a local, national and international level. And we’ll be there to support you with dedicated research centres, experienced academics and a collaborative approach to discovery.
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“While my initial reason for doing postgraduate study was promotion, as I progressed through the MBA it opened my eyes to a whole world of opportunities. “It also gave me transferable skills. I had them during my police career – finance knowledge, communication and negotiation – but the MBA really brought them out to me as part of my personal skill set. “The MBA always got me a foot in the door – not just in terms of a piece of paper, but you learn a lot about yourself and you gain knowledge about the rest of the world.” Stuart Taylor - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
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Choose your path What’s right for you? We know the reasons you want to return to study vary – and there are various ways you can make it happen at Charles Sturt University!
Single subject study Want to start small? Dip your toe into university study? Studying a single subject can be a great way for you to make a successful return. Consider a subject that will help boost your career. Stay ahead of the pack by studying a contemporary issue in your field. Be among the first to study in areas everyone is starting to talk about. Sign up for a subject that fascinates or intrigues you. We have postgraduate single subjects in everything from climate change to customer behaviour. We can help you learn all about why employers have turned their focus to soft skills and how you can develop yours. Best of all, most of our single subjects can be studied online – fitting right in with the rest of your busy life – and they’ll count toward a related full degree if you decide to pursue it later.
Graduate certificate Short and sweet. In a relatively small amount of time your graduate certificate can hand you some big gains. Pick up advanced subject knowledge while hopping onto the path for further postgraduate study.
Graduate diploma Got a little more time to invest in your future? Then a graduate diploma might be right up your ally. The next step in postgraduate study, it’s a great way to build on your study and head towards the right level of qualification for you. (And you can tackle some grad dips even if you don’t hold a bachelor’s degree – as long as you have relevant work experience.)
Master’s degree When you study a master’s by coursework you’ll set yourself apart from the employment crowd and maintain your competitive edge. A master’s is an invaluable boost to your industry knowledge – you’ll benefit from critically analysing your chosen subject.
Higher Degree by Research Research at Charles Sturt University changes lives. From individuals and communities to national projects and international collaborations, our research focuses on how collaboration can make the world a better place. And you could be leading the charge. Why not add new knowledge to your area of interest by doing original research, either in a master’s by research or a PhD.
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We’re flexible So you can maintain balance We hear you. Postgraduate study is a big commitment and we know you’ve already got really important responsibilities that will always need your attention. That’s why virtually all Charles Sturt’s postgraduate courses are available for online study. Fit your study around work and family – you’re in control of your study load. Start with one subject per study session or take on more to fast-track your degree. It’s up to you. And remember, your online study adapts to your lifestyle. If life throws you a curve ball or your circumstances change, most courses will enable you to adjust your study load to suit. You can change how much study you take on if your circumstances change. You could drop down to one or two subjects for a session and then take on more when your life allows. We put flexibility at the core of your studies, so that your learning is as effective as it can be. As a general guide, for each subject you undertake you’ll need to set aside between 10 and 12 hours a week. Your time will be spent on a mix of lectures and tutorials (which happen live and can also be recorded to watch again later), readings, research, writing assignments or preparing for exams. Everything you need is right at your fingertips – with lectures, tutorials, discussions, readings, assignment submission and support all online. (But don’t worry, we also provide help over the phone and in person). Technology not a friend of yours? No worries. IT Support is available 24/7, 365 days a year – and it’s just a phone call away. Easy.
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“When I initially wanted to undertake my MBA, I did quite a lot of research. The reason I chose Charles Sturt was because they were so flexible and had a huge range of subjects on offer. “A lot of other unis market themselves as super flexible, but I found that wasn’t actually the case. The fact that Charles Sturt’s MBA was 100 per cent online was a game-changer for me.” Laura Cohalan - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
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Go your own way It’s your choice Online Attend lectures live online or watch recordings at a more convenient time. Interact with your teachers and fellow students during live tutorials and on dedicated message boards and forums. Access support and services online, and manage your assignments there, too. Tap into library resources – whether downloading digital resources or ordering books to be posted to you, free of charge.
On campus Some courses are also offered on campus. If you’re near one of our campuses in Australia’s best regional centres, you could attend lectures and tutorials in person. If you have the capacity and want to shake things up, you could even live on campus.
Mixed mode A little from column A and a little from column B can often work best so at Charles Sturt, we offer mixed mode study in selected courses. Study some subjects online and, for those where you’d benefit from more personal interaction, head to campus. Or maybe you’d like to move to on-campus study during your last session or the final year of your course to get more personalised, intensive instruction at crunch time.
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“My Charles Sturt qualification allowed me to apply the knowledge and skills I was learning to my current work environment through authentic, relevant and action-based assessments. So I was able to demonstrate my leadership qualities and make positive changes immediately.� Jodie Ward - Graduate Certificate in Management
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Maintaining your balance Helping to have study-life harmony It’s all about balance. Study will help your career and let you pursue your passion. But it may all be for nought if the rest of your world crumbles around you. Dr Shaunagh Foy is a registered psychologist and a student counsellor at Charles Sturt University (as part of our student support network). The good doctor has three tips for maintaining study-life harmony: plan ahead as much as possible; do something for your studies every day; and get your family involved.
Planning Running a household, organising your family or holding down a job or two means you already know that proper planning is an essential life skill. It helps you prioritise, juggle responsibilities and get things done. Planning is just one of your many life skills that will enable you to efficiently and effectively tackle your postgraduate studies with Charles Sturt. You’ll become an old hand at organising family activities to give you a bit more time around assignments or exams, planning out your reading in a diary so you can keep track of your progress and knowing what time of day best suits you to study. Our tip? Get into the habit of reviewing the subject material as soon as it’s available online. Many of our subjects release required reading, assignment topics and session schedules up to two weeks before the subject actually starts. So, you can get a head start and attend your first tutorial with confidence.
Small steps The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. So said ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu. And he was correct. Doing something towards your course every day will help you stay on top of things and dial down your stress. Taking small steps each day – even if it’s something administrative like checking that the format of your essay references is correct – will help you see that you’re making progress.
Buy-in Once you have decided to make your next move count – and begin postgraduate study with us – get your family on board. Discuss why you want to study with your partner, children and extended family. Tell them your hopes and dreams and how study will help you achieve your career or life goals. And then explain the study expectations and how they will influence family life (in terms of having dedicated time to study when, for instance, you might need to say no to playing with the children). Another tip? Don’t forget your friends and employer. The more buy-in you get from all your networks the more support you receive – from your very first step until the last triumphant stride you take across the stage to officially receive your new qualification.
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The right support
Whenever you need it We know you’re investing a great deal of your valuable time and hard-earned coin in postgraduate study, and that’s why at Charles Sturt we’ll invest in you. We’ll help get you on the front foot when you return to university – especially if it’s been some time since you last studied. Our academic sessions will keep you up to speed with all your course requirements and there’s services and support to boost your study skills, manage your finances and look after your health.
Study Link
Academic Skills
Study Link will make your transition to university a little easier and give you the confidence to succeed. Short, self-paced, non-credit bearing online subjects will get you ready for your course. Brush up on writing, maths, statistics, science or information technology.
We have a team of professionals who are ready and willing to help you hone your academic writing and put together an assignment.
Supported by a real person (your subject coordinator) you can work your way through at your own pace (take up to five months if you need to). Bonus – when you accept your Charles Sturt postgraduate offer, you’ll be enrolled in our free short course, Introduction to Learning Online. If you’ve never studied online before this course will cover everything you need to know.
They’re our Academic Skills team. Reach out to our team and they’ll support you with one-to-one consultations and assignment feedback and steer you in the direction of workshops that may also be of benefit to you. The team’s From Start to Submit workshop series is essential if you want to create excellent assignments. It covers: 1. Getting started 2. Being a researcher 3. Putting it in your own words 4. Structuring information 5. Submit with style.
Online workshops We have a suite of online workshop resources specifically for our postgraduate students. Available anytime, these sessions will arm you with valuable information, tools and tricks on essential topics, including: • critical thinking • time management • overcoming procrastination • proofreading • academic reading • developing an argument. And the help will continue throughout your postgraduate journey. We’ll be there every step of the way. We promise.
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Library resources When you study online with Charles Sturt, you’ll have an around-the-clock pass to our full library of ebooks, eJournals, encyclopaedias, multimedia resources and course readings. You can also order any books to be delivered by post free of charge. When you’re done, just pop it back in the mail – the return postage is on us too.
“It had been 20 years since my undergraduate degree, so I was nervous about going back, and I wasn’t quite convinced I could actually do it. But I did a lot of ALLaN study skills workshops to help prepare me.” Frances Brogan - Master of Nursing
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Meet, greet, connect and learn Make the most of your course You may have heard of residential schools. Some subjects you study will have a residential school. Don’t be alarmed. Once or twice a year, for a block of 4–6 days, online students will gather at one of our campuses for short, intensive learning sessions on a particular course subject. (If you live near the campus, you can just pop in for each day’s session. If you live further away you can stay on campus in affordable accommodation.)
Residential schools are a great way for you to meet, greet, connect and learn. You’ll get the opportunity to: • practise hands-on study techniques • use Charles Sturt’s learning facilities • get personalised teaching • network.
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These schools will include some, or all of the following:
And you’ll learn in our worldclass facilities, including:
• exam preparation workshop
• National Life Sciences Hub (NaLSH)
• guest speaker presentations
• veterinary hospital
• laboratory sessions
• computer labs
• library/research workshops
• dental health clinics
• simulation practical
• medical imaging labs
• social events with students and academics.
• experimental winery.
Doing a research degree Create a world worth living in Want to contribute new knowledge to the world? Ready to help to create a world worth living in? So are we! Charles Sturt University is committed to excellence in research, identifying and supporting projects that allow internationally competitive research and research training. When you undertake a research degree you’ll complete literature reviews, participate in research workshops, and conduct independent, unique research to uncover new knowledge. You’ll work with a dedicated supervisor to formulate your original project – and they’ll guide you through the research process. You’ll be plugged into a network of researchers and industry experts ready and willing to collaborate on theoretical and applied projects. This is your opportunity to shape the future of knowledge. Our domestic postgraduate research candidates may be offered a Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship. These scholarships are funded by the Australian Government and are used by the university to offset your tuition fees so that you may receive free research training.
Dedicated research centres Besides extensive world-class facilities across our campuses, we have four dedicated research centres that bring academics, industry, community and students together. • Centre for Public and Contextual Theology • Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation • Institute for Land, Water and Society • National Wine and Grape Industry Centre
Explore how Charles Sturt University research is helping to shape the future
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Enjoy real returns A tangible boost Uni study can be costly and we know that makes it hard to decide whether to invest your time and money in further qualifications. At Charles Sturt University, we don’t want the cost of study to hold you back. That’s why we’re making education affordable for everyone. And we can help you navigate the government finance initiatives that can help you pay for your studies. And there is more good news. The future appears bright – in terms of employment and salary hopes – for those who complete postgraduate studies. The QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018 discloses that “further study generally leads to improved salary outcomes in addition to improved employment outcomes”. The survey also notes that “in 2018, the median salary of undergraduates employed full-time was $61,000 in comparison with $83,300 earned by postgraduate coursework graduates and $90,000 earned by postgraduate research graduates”.
“The uni gave me a great platform to learn in a safe environment, and provided a good stepping stone into my career.” Tammy O’Connor - Master of Midwifery
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A helping hand Ease the financial pressure Did you know we offer more than $3m in scholarships at Charles Sturt University? Just think what you could achieve when you don’t have to stress about how you’re going to afford uni. We offer a number of scholarships to postgraduate students to help take the pressure off and make your uni experience that much easier. But it’s important not to rule yourself out of the running – remember, you don’t need to be a great essay writer to be awarded a scholarship. Many scholarships get left on the shelf simply because people assume they won’t get one, so they don’t even apply. And don’t assume financial hardship doesn’t apply to you. It’s simply about those finding it difficult to provide for themselves or their family while studying. If you’re working to support yourself and this cuts into your study time, that’s financial hardship. The secret is to tell us why it’s tough. Don’t think it’s too hard or not worth the effort to apply. It’s not as hard or as time consuming as you think – 75 per cent of our applicants say it’s easy! So, why not throw your hat into the ring?
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Where will you make a difference? Our study areas Agricultural and Wine Sciences Allied Health and Pharmacy Animal and Veterinary Sciences Business Communication and Creative Industries Engineering Environmental Science and Outdoor Recreation Exercise and Sports Sciences Humanities, Social Work and Human Services Information and Library Studies Information Technology, Computing and Mathematics Medical Science and Dentistry Nursing, Midwifery and Indigenous Health Policing, Law, Security, Customs and Emergency Management Psychology Science Teaching and Education Theology and Religious Studies ďƒ
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Charles Sturt University courses may be subject to change. Course information is correct at the time of publishing. For up-to-date information, please visit futurestudents.csu.edu.au
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Make your move Let’s get started Now you know where your passion lies, where you want to make a difference – the next step is easy. Applying for a postgraduate course online will only take around 15 minutes. First up, visit our website to apply. You’ll need to set up a login. You may need to scan and upload recent official documents such as transcripts and awards from previous study, or proof of citizenship or residency if you weren’t born in Australia. If you don’t have everything you need to finalise your application straight away, you can always save it and come back later.
Using My eQuals To make things easy you can submit documents to us via My eQuals – which is a way you can share certified, digital versions of academic transcripts and graduation documents.
Key Dates 5 July 2019
Go to your previous university’s website for information about obtaining your records through My eQuals or visit myequals.edu.au
Have your application in by July 5 and you may be studying as early as July 15, 2019. We call it Session 2 for 2019.
Remember, include your full name, applicant ID and date of birth with your eQual submissions – so we can attach it to the right applications.
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You can also submit transcripts and documents to us through the application portal, or email documents to admissions@csu.edu.au. These should be PDF files and include your full name, applicant ID and date of birth. Just a note, please don’t try to share documents using Google Drive.
Have your application in by September 2 and you’ll be ready to start on November 18. We call it Session 3 for 2019.
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Our courses Right, ready to get to work? Our courses range across almost every industry, and every one is packed full of the latest knowledge, ideas and skills. So if you’re ready to help create a world worth living in, we’ve got the course to help you do it.
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Course Name
Online
On campus
Session 3 2019
Session 1 2020
Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) – graduate entry
Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) – graduate entry
Doctor of Business Administration
Doctor of Information Technology
Doctor of Ministry
Uni Wide
Doctor of Philosophy (Arts)
Uni Wide
Doctor of Philosophy (Business)
Uni Wide
Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
Uni Wide
Doctor of Philosophy (Psychology)
Uni Wide
Doctor of Philosophy (Science)
Uni Wide
Doctor of Public Safety
Doctor of Social Work
Doctor of Veterinary Studies
Wagga Wagga
Wagga Wagga
Graduate Certificate in Applied Data Science
Graduate Certificate in Applied Mindfulness
Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics
Graduate Certificate in Audio Visual Archiving
Graduate Certificate in Captive Vertebrate Management
Graduate Certificate in Case Management and Coordinated Care
Graduate Certificate in Commerce
Graduate Certificate in Community Leadership and Resilience
Graduate Certificate in Data Management
Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning
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Course Name
Online
On campus
Session 3 2019
Session 1 2020
Graduate Certificate in Fire Investigation
Graduate Certificate in Fish Conservation and Management
Graduate Certificate in Human Nutrition
Graduate Certificate in Human Services
Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Cultural Competency
Graduate Certificate in Industrial Relations
Graduate Certificate in Industry Computing
Graduate Certificate in International Revenue Administration
Graduate Certificate in Leadership in Human Services
Graduate Certificate in Organisational Change
Graduate Certificate in Wiradjuri Language, Culture and Heritage
Graduate Diploma of Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy
Graduate Diploma of Clinical Practice (Paramedic)
Graduate Diploma of Mammography
Graduate Diploma of Mathematics Graduate Certificate
Graduate Diploma of Medical Ultrasound
Graduate Diploma of Midwifery
Graduate Diploma of Organisational Coaching and Leadership Graduate Certificate
Graduate Diploma of Ornithology Graduate Certificate
Graduate Diploma of Psychology
Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology
Master of Adult and Vocational Education Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Advanced Social Work Practice Graduate Certificate
Master of Ageing and Pastoral Studies Graduate Certificate
AlburyWodonga
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Course Name
Online
On campus
Session 3 2019
Session 1 2020
Master of Agricultural Business Management Graduate Certificate
Master of Animal Science
Master of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorist Financing Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Applied Digital Marketing Graduate Certificate
Master of Applied Finance Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Arts (Theological Studies) Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Business Administration (Computing) (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate
Master of Business Administration (Law Enforcement and Security)
Master of Business Administration (with specialisations)
Master of Business Leadership Graduate Certificate
Master of Classical Arabic Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
Master of Clinical Psychology
Master of Cloud Computing and Virtualisation Graduate Certificate
Master of Commerce (with specialisations) Graduate Diploma
Master of Communication (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate
Wagga Wagga
Canberra, United Theological College
Study Centre Melbourne, Study Centre Sydney
Master of Contemporary Islamic Studies Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Customs Administration Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
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Study Centre Melbourne, Study Centre Sydney
Course Name
Online
On campus
Session 3 2019
Session 1 2020
Master of Cyber Security Graduate Certificate
Master of Cyber Studies and Investigations Graduate Certificate
Master of Dispute Resolution (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Education (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate
Master of Education (Knowledge Networks and Digital Innovation)
Master of Education (Teacher Librarianship)
Master of Emergency Management
Master of Environmental Management (with specialisations)
Master of Ethics and Legal Studies Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Fraud and Financial Crime Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Gerontology Graduate Certificate
Master of GIS and Remote Sensing
Master of Health Services Management Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate
Master of Inclusive Education Graduate Certificate
Master of Information Studies Graduate Certificate
Master of Information Systems Security Graduate Certificate
Master of Information Technology (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Intelligence Analysis Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Port Macquarie, Study Centre Brisbane, Study Centre Melbourne, Study Centre Sydney
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Course Name
Online
On campus
Session 3 2019
Session 1 2020
Master of International Education (School Leadership)
Master of Investigations Graduate Diploma
Master of Islamic Studies Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Leadership and Management (Policing and Security) Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Leadership in Human Services (generic and with specialisations)
Master of Management (Information Technology) (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate
Master of Management (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) Graduate Diploma
Master of Marketing Graduate Certificate
Master of Medical Radiation Science (with specialisations)
Master of Medical Science (with specialisation)
Master of Ministry Graduate Certificate
Master of Networking and Systems Administration Graduate Certificate
Master of Nursing (with specialisations)
Master of Paramedicine (with specialisations) Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Pastoral Counselling Graduate Diploma
Canberra
Master of Philosophy
Uni Wide
Master of Professional Accounting Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Port Macquarie, Study Centre Brisbane, Study Centre Melbourne, Study Centre Sydney
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Canberra, United Theological College
Course Name
Online
On campus
Session 3 2019
Session 1 2020
Master of Professional Psychology
Master of Project Management Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Social and Organisational Leadership (with specialisations)
Master of Social Work (Professional Qualifying)
Master of Speech Pathology
Master of Sustainable Agriculture Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Master of Teaching (Primary)
Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Graduate Certificate
Master of Terrorism and Security Studies Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma
Canberra
Master of Theology
Canberra, United Theological College
Master of Veterinary Studies
Wagga Wagga
Master of Viticulture and Oenology Graduate Diploma
Orange
Information in this publication is current as at July 2019, and is intended as a general guide. Future students should contact Charles Sturt University to confirm fees, admission requirements and availability of courses. The university reserves the right to alter any courses or admission requirements herein without prior notice. The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) Provider Number for Charles Sturt University is 00005F. ISSN 2201-1005 © Charles Sturt University, 2019. C1486.
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