On-Campus Facilities
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On-Campus Facilities.

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The ASTRA campus was built to cater for the needs of the Astra student.
With classrooms equipped with the latest technology for teaching and learning, students can immerse themselves into interactive lectures and tutorials powered by seamless 5G wifi connection to support their educational engagements with our industry-leading teachers.
For downtime between classes, our students can enjoy the sunlit Student Lounge, furnished with relaxing sofas, the ubiquitous campus 5G wifi, and inspiring artwork, to allow for time and space for solo decompression, or for more social engagements with fellow students. We also provide a refrigerator and an adjacent kitchenette for lunches and preferred sustenance, and a balcony to enjoy the view.
Printing, scanning, and copying services are also available for students on campus. Easy to navigate, no app required, students can simply scan a QR code and print from their phone or from a webpage from their own device.
State of the art technology including VR/AR headsets are available for loan from the library, whether to support learning, or for stress-busting activities.
More information on tech for loan can be found here.
Neighbouring the Astra campus, students can dive into the plethora of facilities around Parramatta, including parks, riverside bike-hire, theatre, markets, ferries, buses, and trains to explore the rest of Sydney, and the abundance of retail and restaurants, all just few minutes’ walk from campus.
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Globally recognised and respected, ASTRA’s innovative, industry-aligned approach sets you up for business career success from the outset.
Feedback & Grievances
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Feedback & Grievances.

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As a student-centric academic institution, ASTRA is always seeking opportunities to elevate the experience of those who learn with us. So, whatever your comments, considerations or concerns may be, positive or otherwise, we want to hear from you.
Please use the forms below to communicate feedback, complaints or grievances to us, either providing your name and email so that we can respond and follow-up, or remaining anonymous if preferred.
FEEDBACK
In order to stay true to our forward-thinking outlook as an organisation, we’re invested not only in listening to feedback but also acting upon it, regardless of whether it relates to programs, personnel, services, facilities or some other element of student life.
We invite you to share your experiences and thoughts, and will make every endeavour to respond in a prompt and productive manner.
LODGE A GRIEVANCE
ASTRA is committed to developing and maintaining an effective, timely, fair and equitable grievance handling system, which is easily accessible to all complainants.
- Develop a culture that views grievances as an opportunity to improve the organisation and how it works;
- Set in place a grievance handling system that is student-focused and helps the Institute prevent grievances from recurring;
- Ensure that any grievances are resolved promptly, objectively, sensitively, and in complete confidentiality;
- Conduct the assessment of grievances and appeals in a professional, fair and transparent manner;
- Ensure that the views of each complainant and respondent are respected and that any party to a grievance is not discriminated against nor victimised;
- Ensure that there is a consistent response to grievances.
A grievance can be defined as a person’s expression of dissatisfaction with any aspect of the Institute’s services and activities, including both academic and non-academic matters. These grievance procedures are designed to ensure that ASTRA responds effectively to individual cases of dissatisfaction.
Please find the complete Student Grievance Handling Policy and Procedure (Academic and Non Academic Grievances) here.
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Fees
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Fees.
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All relevant tuition fees and charges associated with the different course levels offered by ASTRA are provided below. All fees are expressed in Australian Dollars.
ASTRA provides focused IT for learning, such as computers on campus for student use and access to essential online systems or applications, and it is expected that all students will have access to personal computers to support ongoing study.
Tuition fees are subject to review and may change during your course. Currently enrolled students will be advised in writing of any change in tuition fees for the following calendar year by November in the year prior.
You have been provided with our Statement of Tuition Protection, it is available here.
The fee for a Domestic fee for each unit is $2,426.00 (10 credit point units), and $4,852.00 for the Bachelor of Business double-unit capstone, RES702 Capstone Project (20 credit point unit). The fee for an International student for each unit is $2,911.00 (10 credit point units), and $5,822.00 for the Bachelor of Business double-unit capstone, RES702 Capstone Project (20 credit point unit).
The total course fees are:
| Bachelor of Business (BBus) | |
|---|---|
| Domestic | $58,224 |
| International | $69,864 |
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Accreditation
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Accreditation.
Another example of our commitment to quality, consistency and credibility.

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Accreditation is part of ASTRA’s commitment to delivering quality, consistency and credibility across our offerings, and an assurance that learners can have every confidence in their engagement with us ongoing.
Our degree program is accredited by Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and fully aligned with the AQF (Australian Qualifications Framework).
What’s more, thanks to a collaborative partnership with the Institute of Managers and Leaders (IML) and the UK’s Chartered Management Institute (CMI), every graduate will have the opportunity to benefit from an additional, internationally recognised qualification in management and leadership. Students will become IML affiliates at no extra cost and, as well as the certification itself, enjoy access to a suite of valuable resources including mentoring, industry engagement, weekly webinars, and career development programs.
For those deep diving into business and brand building technologies, ASTRA is also a corporate member of the world’s largest and most highly regarded Virtual and Augmented Reality association.
Welcome to the fully-accredited, future-proof learning you deserve.
Globally recognised and respected, ASTRA’s innovative, industry-aligned approach sets you up for business career success from the outset.
Student Support Services
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Student Support Services.

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At ASTRA, we recognise that every student’s journey is different.
Our aim is to support the health and wellbeing of all students, while offering targeted assistance to those who may need additional support.
Our Student Support team is here to help you succeed — academically, personally, and professionally.
Student Support Officer – How We Can Help
Your Student Support Officer can provide advice and guidance on:
- Maintaining appropriate academic progress and commitment
- Study-related support, including:
- Time management
- Setting and achieving learning goals
- Motivation and engagement
- Effective learning strategies
- Managing assessment tasks
- Self-care and wellbeing
- Personal or social issues that may impact your academic performance
- Reasonable adjustments to assessment tasks if you have special needs that affect your learning
Our Librarian is available Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) to assist you with a range of academic support, including:
- Academic writing support
- Referencing and citation guidance
- Information literacy skills
- Research and reference management
- Academic integrity awareness
- Generative AI (GenAI) literacy
Location: Level 3, 16-18 Wentworth St, Parramatta – Turn right at the lifts
Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
If you have special needs that may affect your learning, we encourage you to contact your Student Support Officer to discuss available support, including reasonable adjustments to assessment tasks.
If you are experiencing hardship due to economic, social, or other difficulties, you may apply to your Course Coordinator to request a review of your academic workload.
If you are experiencing mental health challenges, the following external services may be helpful:
Beyond Blue
- Information and support for anxiety, depression, and suicide prevention
- Online forums and self-assessment tools (K10 checklist)
- Phone: 1300 224 636 or online chat support
Head to Health
A government-supported platform providing access to apps, online programs, forums, and phone services.
headspace
Mental health, physical health, and work/study support for young people aged 12–25.
Lifeline
- 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention
- Phone: 13 11 14 or online chat
- Toolkits and factsheets available for download
Free online programs and resources include:
Centre for Clinical Interventions (WA Health)
Online workshops and resources covering:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-esteem and self-compassion
- Procrastination and perfectionism
- Sleep, worry, and emotional regulation
thedesk
Online tools and modules for Australian tertiary students, sponsored by Beyond Blue.
moodgym
Interactive program supporting emotional wellbeing and coping strategies.
myCompass
Free online tool by the Black Dog Institute to manage thoughts, feelings, and behaviours.
THIS WAY UP
Evidence-based online programs for anxiety and depression, developed by St Vincent’s Hospital and UNSW.
ASTRA is committed to fair, transparent, and accessible student support and complaints processes.
Student complaints are managed in accordance with a four-level approach to resolution, as follows:
- Level 1: Informal complaint resolution
- Level 2: Formal complaint resolution
- Level 3: Internal review
- Level 4: External review
1. Informal complaint resolution (Recommended First Step)
Before lodging a formal grievance, students are encouraged, wherever possible, to resolve concerns directly with the person(s) involved. For academic matters, you can speak with your lecturer, tutor, or Course Coordinator. For non-academic concerns, you may contact Administration in person, call 1800 027 872 and ask for the Student Support Officer, or email support@astra.edu.au.
While it is not mandatory to raise a grievance informally, it is highly recommended. At this stage, you are protected from discrimination or victimisation, and the Student Support Officer is available to assist with resolving issues.
2. Formal Complaint Resolution
If your concern is not resolved informally, you may submit a formal grievance in writing to the Registrar at registrar@astra.edu.au. If the matter is urgent or time-sensitive, it is important to indicate this when submitting your grievance.
Once received, the Registrar will acknowledge your grievance within five working days and may contact you to clarify the outcome you hope to achieve. During this process, you may be accompanied by a support person at any meetings, either in person or virtually. The Registrar, or their nominee, will then work to resolve the grievance and provide you with a written report detailing the steps taken and the reasons for any decisions, usually within 20 working days. If a decision cannot be made within this timeframe, you will be notified of any anticipated delays.
3. Internal Review
If you are dissatisfied with the outcome of your formal grievance, you may lodge an appeal with the CEO at ceo@astra.edu.au within 20 working days. The CEO will appoint an appropriate person or committee to consult with you and any other relevant parties, usually within 10 working days. Consultations are generally conducted as verbal interviews, and you may have a support person present during these discussions.
Following the consultation, a written report will be provided outlining the outcome, reasons for the decision, and information on your right to access an external review if you remain dissatisfied. In cases where the grievance was made against the CEO, the appeal will instead be handled by the Chair of the Board or their delegate.
4. External Review
If you are still dissatisfied after the internal appeal, you may contact the National Student Ombudsman (NSO). The NSO provides a free, independent, and confidential service to help students resolve grievances about their higher education provider.
The NSO can consider a wide range of complaints, including issues relating to student safety and wellbeing, discrimination, enrolment and exclusion, special consideration applications, course changes, assessment decisions, and the University’s grievance and appeal processes. For more information or to make a referral, visit www.nso.gov.au or call 1300 395 775.
Students can access information about complaints, grievance handling, and escalation pathways via the following document: Student Grievance Handling Policy and Procedure
THE TEAM
Cara is a qualified librarian with a friendly, approachable style and extensive experience supporting learners across marketing, technology, early childhood, young adults, and academia.
Tech-savvy and empathetic, Cara is a trusted point of contact for students seeking academic or personal support during their learning journey at ASTRA.
She holds a Bachelor of International Business (Macquarie University) and a Graduate Diploma in Information Studies (Librarianship) from Charles Sturt University.
Empowering tomorrow’s business leaders through technology.
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Library
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Library.
The ASTRA library is a versatile hub for learning and development.

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Situated in a beautifully sunlit area of the campus, the Astra Library features an extensive collection of academic and technology resources. These resources are curated to support you in developing a foundational knowledge in your areas of study, while empowering you to be at the forefront of the latest technologies.
e-Resources
Our EBSCOhost research database gives you access to thousands of journal articles, magazines, newspapers, reports, white papers, and case studies from anywhere with an internet connection.
Workshops on how to use EBSCOhost, how to research, how to manage and organise your research (and more) are held regularly in the Astra Library.
e-Publications
For a well-rounded perspective of the world we live, study, and work in, the below e-publications are also available to you via on-campus library technology.
- Digital news subscriptions of the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian Financial Review, and the Australian.
- AppleNews+ with a wide selection of news and digital magazines across business, technology, current affairs, and other topics including cooking, travel, fashion, and health.
Library technology
At Astra, we aim to be at the forefront of mainstream technology so you can build competitive tech skills alongside your education.
The below technology – and more as we build the collection – is available for you to use on campus, whether to study, or to play and de-stress with. Your librarian will be happy to guide you through how to use the various devices.
- Apple Vision Pro – augmented reality / immersive experiences / spatial computing
- Meta Quest 3 – virtual reality / augmented reality
We also have the latest mobile devices, and desktop computers available for your study needs.
Workshops and Appointments
The Astra Library is open from 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday except for public holidays and end-of-year campus closure.
Academic skills
Your librarian can support you in building the below skills:
- academic writing
- referencing
- information literacy
- research management
- academic integrity awareness
- generative AI literacy
You can book an appointment here.
Workshops
Workshops to boost your academic skills and personal skills are run regularly throughout the trimester, so keep your eye out on the Library Workshop Calendar.
Hardcopy textbooks
Some of us prefer to read hardcopies of text, so we have copies of the prescribed textbooks of each Unit available for you to borrow.
Other types of books
Also available in hardcopy is a collection of classic and new business and self-development books on topics such as:
- emotional intelligence
- leadership
- building good habits
- communication
- biographies
You can also borrow books about:
- young adult life
- mental health and wellbeing
- relationships
We also have light-hearted graphic novels, and boardgames for you and your fellow classmates to de-stress with.
Other resources around Astra
- The State Library of NSW offers many cultural events, exhibitions, and workshops. They also have an extensive digital collection here.
- Take a stroll through one of the art exhibitions at the Art Gallery of NSW to recharge your study brain.
- Parramatta Library, or your local library. The public library has a large collection of popular novels, such as classics, mystery, romance, and graphic/comics. It also has books and magazines on various crafts and hobbies. Membership is free with evidence of your address in Sydney.

Welcome to the fully-accredited, future-proof learning you deserve.
Globally recognised and respected, ASTRA’s innovative, industry-aligned approach sets you up for business career success from the outset.

Student Information
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Student Information.
Explore more about what we do and when we do it, to help you plan your ASTRA experience.

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The ASTRA Student orientation is available as a guide for learners commencing their studies and will provide key information to prepare you with the knowledge and skills to be successful in your studies. To access, please click through the link below – we hope you find this information useful and supportive of your studies!
Our intake dates are January, May and September. For further information on key dates see the ASTRA calendar below.
Our team are always here to help you, so if you need any extra understanding or guidance, don’t hesitate to consult one of our Student Support Officers by emailing support@astra.edu.au or calling 1800 0ASTRA between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. We also offer phone appointments by arrangement.
Important policy documents and information for International Students:
These policies apply specifically to International Students studying in Australia on a student study visa.
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