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How to apply

Step 1

Choose a course

Find your course. You can search by name, study area or type of course.

Step 2

Prepare your application

Check you meet the criteria on the 'Entry Requirements' section on the course page and see whether you need to provide any supporting documentation.

Step 3

Apply

If you're applying for on-campus study or as a Year 12 student, you can apply via Charles Sturt Advantage, or via UAC or VTAC.1

If you're applying for online study or as a non-school leaver,2 visit our apply now page.

More application information

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Application process

Learn more about entry requirements and other admission criteria.

Application dates

Don't miss out – put the Charles Sturt University application deadline for your preferred session in the diary.

Admission pathways

Discover more options for securing a place at Charles Sturt – from getting into university without an ATAR to guaranteed entry schemes.

Recognition of prior learning

Find out if you can get credit for your previous studies – so you can finish your course sooner.

Fees

Explore course fees and other study costs for the type of course you're applying for.

Scholarships

Get help with study costs. You can apply for as many scholarships are you're eligible for.

University Terminology

Get to grips with the vocabulary of uni, so you know what's what when you apply – and head into your first lecture.

Admission profile

Explore our profiles and policy to find out more about our students, the offers we've previously made for courses, and legal info about admissions.

Admissions profile and policy

Explore our profiles and policy to find out more about our students, the offers we've previously made for courses, and legal info about admissions.

1Apply through VTAC if you want to study the Bachelor of Oral Health (Therapy and Hygiene) at Holmesglen Chadstone, or you’re a Victorian Year 12 student and want to study on campus at Albury-Wodonga.

2 You're a non-school leaver if you completed high school more than two years ago.

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