Frequently Asked Questions

We’re a local, not-for-profit study centre supporting students in the Western Riverina to undertake higher education without leaving the region. We’re part of the Country Universities Centre network, but we’re locally owned and run for our community.

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

No. Registration and our services are completely free.

We have two centres: one in Griffith and one in Leeton.

Griffith: 2/1 Olympic Street

Leeton: Sycamore Street (Leeton Library)

No. We’re a study hub, a part of the Regional University Study Hub Network, not a university. We’re not linked to any single institution, so we support students from all higher education providers. Whatever you’re studying, and wherever you’re studying it, we’re here to help you succeed while staying local.

Registration is free for anyone enrolled in a Certificate IV, Diploma, Degree or above with an Australian registered provider.

You can register online, by clicking the ‘Register Your Interst’ button in the top right hand corner of the website, or in person at your local Centre.

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

Our team can help with course research and advice, academic skills, and navigating uni systems. Centre support includes one-on-one sessions, workshops on academic writing and referencing, and help with time management and study strategies.

We can also provide tailored advice on your circumstances and referrals to local and university services, and help you find scholarships and grants.

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.

Registered students have access from 5am to midnight, seven days a week.

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