About 100 students from the Charles Sturt University (CSU) Study Centres in Sydney and Melbourne will descend on Wagga Wagga this week. The trip from Wednesday 18 to Friday 20 March will enable the students, many of whom are international students, to see and experience a major CSU campus. "Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga has been hosting annual campus visits for Sydney and Melbourne Study Centre students since 2012," said team leader from CSU's Office for Students, Mr Chris Roche. "It's an opportunity to participate in social sports, campus tours and social events." The visit will include an Indigenous welcome, CSU wine tasting and a range of sports including soccer, volleyball, badminton, tennis and basketball. They are also due to meet with members of Rivcoll Student Representative Council. The CSU Study Centres in the two capitals are operated in conjunction with Study Group Australia. The Study Centres offer a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in accounting, business and information technology.