Editing Albury (section)

===Education===
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Albury is home to one of the campuses of [[Charles Sturt University]]. The original Albury campus was located in the northern part of the CBD between Kiewa and David streets. Charles Sturt University relocated to a new purpose-built campus at Thurgoona in 2009. CSU offers courses in Arts, Business, Education, Medicine and Science.

The [[La Trobe University#Albury-Wodonga|Albury-Wodonga]] campus of [[La Trobe University]] is also a large and growing educational institution with several thousand undergraduates and postgraduates in its two colleges. Degrees in Business, Arts, Science, Bioscience, Nursing, and various Allied Health disciplines, are available.[[File:Albury Library Museum.jpg|thumb|right|Albury Library Museum]] [[Riverina Institute]] of [[TAFE]] operates a campus in Albury. There is also a campus of the [[UNSW]] Rural Clinical School of Medicine adjacent to the Albury Base Hospital.

Albury is home to nine public primary schools ([[Albury Public School]], [[Albury North Public School]], [[Albury West Public School]], Glenroy Public School, Hume Public School, Lavington Public School, Lavington East Public School, Springdale Heights Public School, and Thurgoona Public School) and three public high schools ([[Albury High School]], [[James Fallon High School]] and [[Murray High School, Lavington|Murray High School]]). Several non-government high schools operate in the area including Trinity Anglican College, [[Xavier High School, Albury|Xavier High School]], [[The Scots School Albury]], Border Christian College, Aspect Riverina school,<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.autismspectrum.org.au/how-can-we-help/going-to-school|title = Going to school}}</ref> and [[St Paul's College, Walla Walla|St Paul's College]]. The city is the base for NSW Department of Education South West Riverina regional office.