Frequently Asked Questions

The CUC is a network of regional study centres that support students undertaking higher education. Any student enrolled in an Australian university or other registered higher education provider is eligible to register and use a CUC centre, regardless of their course or university.

Each Centre offers reliable internet, quiet study spaces, printing, computer access, academic skills support, and connection to a community of local students

No, CUC services are completely free.

CUC Centres are located across regional and rural Australia. Visit our Centre Locations page to find your nearest one.

CUCs are local support hubs, not universities themselves. Your local CUC partners with your university to help you succeed while staying in your community.

CUCs are not linked to one university, we support students from all higher education institutions.

You can register online or in person at your local Centre.

Absolutely. Many of CUC students study online or externally and use the Centre as their academic base.

Centre support includes one-on-one sessions, workshops on academic writing and referencing, and help with time management and study strategies.

Yes! The CUC fosters a sense of community through student events, workshops, and a shared study environment where you can meet and collaborate with others.

After-hours access is available for registered students. Check with your local Centre to learn about their opening hours and access procedures.

Facilities typically include high-speed internet, computers, quiet and group study areas, printing/scanning, and kitchen amenities.

Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own device. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the Centres.

Yes, our Centre Managers and staff are here to help with any questions you have, whether it’s logging in, printing, or navigating uni systems.