Join our Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan classes to learn a unique style of Tai Chi combined with other martial arts and dance movements!
Information on the Checking on Mental Health: Providing Alternatives to Suicide (COMPAS) program, an initiative to promote early intervention, fostering resilience and support the overall wellbeing of people at risk of suicide
Aside from help with university fees, there are many other ways in which CDU can support your financial health and wellbeing during your studies.
Student Advocacy provides free, confidential and independent support to CDU students. Student Advocacy liaises with other areas of the University to help you get positive outcomes for challenges you might be experiencing.
Advanced standing is a way for you to get credits towards your course from previous achievements. This can include previous study you've completed, work experience or other life experience you've gained.
Decisions of the University are guided by policies and procedures. From time to time, some decisions will interact with your academic journey and we believe that it's important for you to be able to locate those policies and procedures easily.
Most Higher Education units require you to sit an exam at the end of each semester. Exams are held during a two week period, starting one week after teaching ends. Visit important dates for specific exam dates.
Whether you need assignment guidance, exam preparation, or regular check-ins to ensure your academic progress, our dedicated team of Peer Advisors is ready to help you navigate the challenges of university life.
OneDrive for Business is your own private and secure storage area to store your files and documents in the cloud for Staff and Students. The quota for everyone at CDU is 5TB of data.
Annual/final report or renewal of ethics clearance