Course Administration Officers in the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences act as a liaison between the Faculty and its' students, providing support to students enrolled in our courses. This advice could be in regards to admission, enrolment or subject selection, credit (which can sometimes be referred to as RPL or advanced standing), course transfers, leave of absences and other course related matters. We are available to assist students from the time of their admission to Charles Sturt through to graduation.

In addition to supporting students we also provide administrative support to the Course Directors and Course Co-ordinators of the Faculty which may include; answering student enquiries, assisting with course reviews and liaison with professional bodies, some marketing activities and assisting with checking progress of students for graduation purposes.

Scott started with the University in 2018, commencing with the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences Courses Unit. He has over 17 years’ experience in the Finance and Banking Sector in both corporate and private practice.

Please do not hesitate to contact Scott with any questions you may have.