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What is a faculty?
Faculties are the primary academic divisions in which teaching and research are conducted. Curtin is divided into four discipline based study areas: Faculty of Business and Law Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Humanities Faculty of Scienc...
Are there any rental or financial assistance programs for on-campus accommodation?
Visit our website for the latest information on special offers available for on-campus accommodation. You can also view the Curtin's scholarships website to see if you are eligible for any accommodation-related scholarships. ...
Can I study part-time?
You may be able to study part-time, undertaking as few as 25 or 50 credit points (one or two units) per semester. This reduces your weekly workload considerably but extends the duration of your course. You may also be able to change each semester, st...
How do I apply to study a postgraduate course at Curtin?
Postgraduate study are university-level courses for students who have either an undergraduate degree or significant work/life experience in the study area. Postgraduate courses include graduate certificates, graduate diplomas and masters degrees. Th...
Can I apply for a postgraduate course if I am still finishing my undergraduate course?
Yes. Students who are in their final semester/study period of their undergraduate degree can lodge their application prior to the completion of their course. Applicants who have satisfied entry requirements may receive a conditional offer, with the c...
Can I study at an institution that Curtin does not have an exchange agreement with?
Yes. This is considered a Study Abroad and Exchange program. Under a Study Abroad program, you can attend institutions with which Curtin does not have an exchange agreement. To apply for a Study Abroad and Exchange program, you are required to: ...
Is Cert IV the minimum requirement for entry in to undergraduate study?
Yes, a Certificate IV is required for courses with a required ATAR of 70. If you’re applying with Certificates I-III, please use our pathway finder tool to explore the best options for you....
To study at Curtin, do I need to take an English test in addition to completing UniReady?
No, you do not need to. Completing the two designated units within UniReady will fulfill our English competency requirements. Completing all four UniReady units is equivalent to achieving an ATAR of 70....
Will my ATAR be considered if my course weighted average is not competitive?
Depending on the course, your ATAR may be taken into account. However, the higher your course weighted average (CWA) the more competitive your application will be overall....
Can I study UniReady if I have a medical condition or disability?
Yes, we offer support services and resources to help you succeed in your studies. Find out more about how we can help....
Do you offer any short courses?
Our graduate certificate courses are comprised of four units and can be completed in one semester full-time or the equivalent part-time. Graduate certificate courses are designed for individuals wanting to develop skills in a specialised area. The m...
Should I apply for UniReady or portfolio entry?
While both UniReady and Portfolio entry are non-ATAR admission pathways to degree courses, the pathway program you choose will depend on your qualifications and your competency in English. To apply for a Curtin course via portfolio entry, you must: ...
Can a TAFE qualification be used to apply for postgraduate study?
Most postgraduate degrees require a bachelor’s degree. However, some select courses may accept experience-based entry which allows for the consideration of TAFE in combination with other relevant work or life experience. Visit our webpage for more ...
How can I determine if my studies at another university meet the prerequisites for switching to Curtin?
Your previous university studies will be assessed by our Admissions team as part of your application to determine if you meet the prerequisites....
What happens if my course application is unsuccessful?
If your application is unsuccessful, you will receive feedback on the reason and alternate course options, if applicable. You can also contact Curtin Connect for pathway advice on how to become eligible for the next intake....