Charles Sturt University and Regional Study hubs
As a regional student, you can access a study hub to get support in your own community to complete your course. They provide:
- fast internet
- quiet places to study
- rooms for exams
- help with academic skills
- opportunities to connect with other students.
Each hub works a little differently. The types of hubs are:
- Country University Centre (CUC): Community-run hubs in 35 Australian communities, part of a network of 22 centres.
- Regional University Study Hubs (RUSH): Independent hubs run by local organisations in rural or remote areas.
- Suburban University Study Hubs (SUSH): Independent hubs in suburban areas, sometimes linked to TAFE or other large organisations.
Operating hours vary between centres, with some open 24 hours a day.
Some communities also have study spaces in libraries or other community centres.
Find your local centre
Visit the Regional University Study Hubs Network website to find the location of a centre near you.
The centres
Explore and register with your local centre to connect for advice and join in on any upcoming events!
New South Wales
- CUC Clarence Valley (Grafton, NSW)
- CUC Cowra Region (Cowra, NSW)
- CUC Far West (Broken Hill, NSW)
- CUC Goulburn (Goulburn, NSW)
- CUC Macleay Valley (Kempsey, NSW)
- CUC North West (Narrabri NSW)
- CUC Parkes (Parkes, NSW)
- CUC Snowy Monaro (Cooma, NSW)
- CUC Southern Shoalhaven (Ulladulla, NSW)
- CUC Western Riverina (Griffith NSW)