Charles Sturt University, Orange Campus

Charles Sturt University's Orange Campus, located at 346 Leeds Parade, Orange NSW 2800, offers a relaxed country atmosphere combined with state-of-the-art facilities. The campus features a networked library with a 24-hour Learning Commons, wireless internet access, and modern laboratories for pharmacy, physiotherapy, rehabilitation science, and chemistry. Students can enjoy sporting and recreational facilities, including basketball, netball, and tennis courts, as well as a gymnasium. The Templer's Mill bar and café provide a social space for students to relax and connect. The campus is situated in the foothills of Gaanha Bula (Mount Canobolas), offering picturesque surroundings and a unique climate conducive to food and wine production. Orange is known for its vibrant cultural scene, including the annual FOOD Week festival, and is recognized as the birthplace of poet Banjo Paterson. The campus's rich history dates back to 1973 when it was established as the Orange Agricultural College, later becoming part of Charles Sturt University in 2005.