Science and Environment
Offering a balance of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, science and environment programs allow you to develop specialised knowledge and real-world skills.
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Brisbane Queensland's great all-year-round climate, outdoor living and friendly
people make CQUniversity Brisbane, located in the heart of the central business district, a great place to study and live. The campus is conveniently located near major amenities such as the Brisbane Arcade and Central train station. The campus is also a short walk away from the picturesque Botanic Gardens, the State Library of Queensland, Queensland
Performing Arts complex and Southbank Parklands.
In 2012, Brisbane was voted the 22nd best city in the world for students.
www.topuniversities.com/ student-life/best-student-cities/2012/ QS Best Student Cities 2012
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Studying in Sydney
CQUniversity has a campus based in Australia’s largest and most exciting city, Sydney. Sydney is located around what many regard as the most beautiful harbour in the world. Framed by the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and the stunning Opera House, this natural wonder provides a spectacular
backdrop to activities as varied as sailing, fishing and fine dining.
With a population of over four million people, Sydney has all the excitement of a world-class city and a truly international outlook, being the unofficial business and finance capital of Australia.
Sydney has a magnificent climate with many spacious parks and gardens and world-famous beaches like Bondi. Best of all, CQUniversity Sydney is located on Kent Street in the heart of the city.
CQU’s Syndey Campus is an incredible place to choose to study.
WATCH THIS! Living in Sydney
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