Course results for Charles Sturt University Degrees

Explore anatomy, physiology, and microbiology. You can choose clinical studies leading to careers in the lab, or develop skills for research roles in health and human science. Gain foundational knowledge for further studies in medicine and dentistry.

Become a social worker and improve your clients’ lives. You’ll study social work theory and take part in field education. Choose electives for deep insight into social problems. Help Indigenous people, refugees, and survivors of domestic violence.

Gain hands-on skills in winemaking. Explore the sensory science of wine including taste, texture and smell. Learn winemaking and wine appraisal with a foundation in chemistry and microbiology. Understand the influences changing the wine industry.

Deepen your appreciation of wine and explore what it takes to make an extraordinary vintage. Combine winemaking principles with business acumen. Study soil science, plant physiology and botany. Get hands on with vines during workplace learning.

Take an in-depth look at the defining issue of the 21st century. You’ll unpack the history of terrorism and explore contemporary security issues. Build skills in risk and analysis. Unlock roles in defence, law enforcement, and more.

Begin to unpack the history and complexities of terrorism. You’ll explore various forms of political, ideological, and religious violence. Get ready to work with governments and support civil and community organisations.

Gain a double set of skills in teaching and librarianship. Graduates work in public or private school libraries, higher education settings, or academic libraries. Take your career overseas and support students studying the International Baccalaureate.

Enhance your ability to educate secondary school students. You’ll build on your knowledge and cover topics including adolescent learning and classroom technologies. Includes professional experience placements and your choice of electives.

Stack this teaching qualification with your degree to become a primary school teacher. You’ll explore curriculum and the classroom practice. Gain practical experience. Become a dynamic educator skilled in teaching English, creative arts, maths, and more.

Teach students to think about creative, tech-based solutions to problems. You’ll cover secondary school teaching skills and learn how to manage a classroom. Gain hands-on skills with a professional placement.