Charles Darwin University

Charles Darwin University offers on-campus as well as off-campus accommodation services to their international students. Casuarina accommodation, Katherine accommodation and Alice Springs accommodation are some of the options where students can live. International House Darwin (IHD) is present right on the Casuarina campus and people come here not just to study and learn, but to build personal journeys and their future. Katherine Student accommodation (KSA) includes a dining room, recreation room, sports oval, training and conference facilities, and a pool.

Listed below is a breakdown of expenses of Charles Darwin University cost of living for international students:

Charles Darwin University comprises of five campuses located around Australia. The Casuarina campus is the largest campus and is the main hub for higher education, vocational education and training as well as research programs. Charles Darwin University Palmerston campus is home to a number of VET courses and is within walking distance from the Palmerston city centre. When it comes to the Katherine campus, CDU operates out of two sites; Katherine rural campus and Katherine Town centre. The Alice Springs is a multi-sector campus that includes a modern 85-seat lecture theatre, a clinical training laboratory for nursing, specialist IT classrooms and a Science laboratory for higher education. The Sydney campus provides state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities, small class sizes and easy access to teaching staff in order to ensure the best academic results. Charles Darwin University campus facilities include access to study spaces, CDU wifi, and seek advice from the staff on-site, etc.

Charles Darwin University is a top-ranked university in Australia and getting enrolled in it is a competitive affair. CDU assesses a candidate's application on the basis of the following criteria:

• Academic entry requirements;
• Any special entry requirements;
• English language entry requirements; and
• Meeting the criteria as both a genuine temporary entrant (GTE) and genuine student (GS).

Students must be mindful of the fact that meeting the minimum entry requirements for a course does not guarantee an offer to study at CDU.

On the basis of the assessment, the applicant will receive one of the following Letter of Offer once they meet the required admission and assessment criteria:

• A Conditional Letter of Offer; OR
• An Unconditional Letter of Offer.

To accept an offer, students are required to:

• Upload a signed copy of the Terms of Agreement (included in Letter of Offer) to the application portal directly; and
• Upload the payment receipt and any requested documents to the application portal directly.