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CSU’s Bachelor of Islamic Studies provides well rounded knowledge in the various disciplines of Islam.

Why study this course?

CSU's Bachelor of Islamic Studies was developed in response to a growing need for an understanding of the Islamic faith within Australian communities. The lack of formally recognised training education in Islamic traditions was also addressed. The course provides Islamic education within the Australian context, while staying true to Islamic traditions.

Students in this course will study from a classical and contemporary perspective, developing an advanced level of understanding of Islam that can be beneficial in a diverse range of professions.

Students in this course will cover Islamic theology, Islamic jurisprudence, spirituality, Qur'anic studies, hadith, history and contemporary issues, as well as Arabic language.

Entry Requirements

To be admitted into the course, prospective students need to indicate their likelihood of success through: previous studies, and other attainments and experience.

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees ($100/course)

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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CSU's Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Arts) provides flexible course options by offering access to a diverse pool of subjects, thereby increasing the potential for students to meet a wider range of vocational needs in an increasingly broad variety of environments.

Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Arts)

This course aims to provide flexible course design options for undergraduate students of arts by providing access to a diverse pool of subjects requiring a wide range of skills for active and successful participation. The aim of this approach is to increase the potential for students to meet a wider range of vocational needs in an increasingly broad variety of environments.

On completion of the degree, students will:
be equipped with knowledge, skills and expertise in a variety of areas of endeavour
be instructed in the methods of discovery, advancement and utilisation of knowledge
have enhanced transferable skills such as proficient written and oral communication.

Entry Requirements

To be admitted into the course, prospective students need to indicate their likelihood of success through: previous studies, and other attainments and experience.

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees ($100/course)

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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CSU's Bachelor of Media Communication offers core subjects in technical and creative areas of media communication as well the opportunity to specialise.

This is a professional communication degree available by distance education. The degree offers core subjects in technical and creative areas of media communication plus the opportunity to specialise according to your professional interests.
You will study core subjects in the following areas:
Media communication and globalisation, visual communication, fundamentals of design, production planning, professional writing, introduction to digital imaging, digital media, visual communication, media ethics and public policy, project management, media audiences and public opinion, directing information programs.

In addition you will choose two of the following minor sequences:
Graphic design, advertising, journalism, marketing, media production, public relations and organisational communication.

The course uses online technologies to achieve a high-level of interactivity in particular subjects, and promotes small group work through the use of online communication.

Students completing the degree will have:

acquired professional, craft and research skills in media and communication

developed an understanding of the impact of technological change on professional communication, particularly in relation to online technologies

understood the legal and ethical issues facing media and communication practitioners in their areas of professional activity

gained knowledge of a variety of theoretical frameworks, research methods and techniques that can be applied to professional practice

developed skills in using digital equipment and software related to professional specialisations of journalism, advertising, public relations, graphic design, multimedia or photography

understood the professional routines, expectations and client relationships involved in these communication specialisations

understood the impact of changing media and communication technologies on social, cultural, economic and political issues

and

developed appropriate research skills to equip them for lifelong learning.

Entry Requirements

NSW and interstate school leavers are normally selected on the basis of their ATAR, however you may also be admitted on the basis of a strong performance in subjects relevant to your course preferences.

Mature aged students and those completing courses in relevant areas at other universities and tertiary institutes are eligible for admission to the course.

The principle criteria used to assess applications are:
capacity to pursue tertiary studies
motivation to pursue tertiary studies in professional communication
demonstrated potential for writing, media production, and research
relevant professional and industry experience

Students entering this course must have computer access, access to the Internet and to a digital camera. Their computer must be capable of running image manipulation and editing software, at a level to be specified. The ability to use a word processing program such as Microsoft Word is a prerequisite for entry to the course.

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees ($100/course)

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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CSU's Bachelor of Medical Science is an internationally recognised and accredited course with a proud history extending over 20 years. This course offers diverse career options in the health care industry.

Have you ever had a blood test ordered by a doctor? Has any member of your family ever had a pap smear? Has any family member ever had a blood transfusion? Do you know anybody who suffers from respiratory, cardiovascular or nervous system disorders? Do you ever require medication? If so, it is certain that the skills, specialist knowledge and expertise of a medical scientist have played a role in your life and the lives of those around you.

Medical scientists with training in pathology form the vital link in the chain of medical services through their work in hospital laboratories, private pathology laboratories and universities. They conduct laboratory analysis on blood, body fluids and tissues to provide vital scientific information for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Medical scientists in clinical measurement laboratories form another vital link in the chain of medical services by assessing the physiological functioning of the cardiovascular, nervous and respiratory systems. Results of these clinical measurements are used in accurate diagnosis and management of diseases such as atherosclerosis, epilepsy and asthma.

Medical scientists are seen as an integral part of the total healthcare team within hospitals, liaising with other health professionals and patients. They also form the key elements of research teams examining the efficacy of new treatments or developing new medicines and health care products.

Entry Requirements

To be admitted into the course, prospective students need to indicate their likelihood of success through: previous studies, and other attainments and experience.

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees ($100/course)

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

Notes

Requires attendance at residential/intensive school.

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CSU's Bachelor of Nursing is a contemporary and competitive course, developed in close association with the industry to prepare graduates for a career in nursing. It is offered for on campus study and by distance education, with a range of credit packages available.

Developed in close association with the nursing profession and healthcare industries, CSU's Bachelor of Nursing is a fully accredited course and addresses the needs of today's nurse. A rewarding and diverse career path, nursing is a health profession concerned with caring for people of all ages.

CSU plays a leading role in nursing education in Australia, providing clinical education in many areas of nursing. Our students receive a thorough education that balances theory and clinical practice.

Entry Requirements

To be admitted to the course, applicants are required to hold one of the following:

Enrolled/Division 2 Nurse (TAFE NSW Certificate IV in Nursing Course No. 3262) (undertaken from 2008)

Enrolled Nurse/Division 2 Nurse with a Certificate IV or Conversion to Cert IV TAFE NSW Course No. 3228 (undertaken prior to 2008)

Enrolled/Division 2 Nurse TAFE Diploma of Nursing Course No. 4393

Enrolled/Division 2 Nurse Diploma of Nursing Course Numbers HLT51607 or HLT51612

Enrolled/Division 2 Nurses Advanced Certificate with at least five years' experience and 1 - 2 in-service courses (1 - 2 day course)

Enrolled/Division 2 Nurses Hospital Certificate with at least five years experience, evidence of regular continuing education and 3 - 4 in-service courses (1 - 2 day course)

completion of the equivalent of the first year of the Charles Sturt University Bachelor of Nursing on campus.

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees ($100/course)

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

Notes

Requires clinical practicum.

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