Charles Sturt University (CSU) is encouraging students to ‘internationalise’ their CSU degrees through overseas scholarships and student exchange programs. Nuala Grundy from the CSU Office of International Relations says international study gives students insights into other cultures and societies, helps them develop career skills, enhances their employment opportunities and helps them become more maturity, independent and confident. Global study opportunities and study grants will be on show to CSU and local high school students at the CSU International Fair to be held on Wednesday 21 March at the Rivcoll Union, Wagga Wagga Campus. Representatives from the North Dakota State University and the University of North Carolina will outline study opportunities in the US. Representatives from the Embassy of France and the US Educational Advising Centre will also be present.