Career advisors and teachers

Find the information you need to help your students transition to higher education.

Meet our Future Student Engagement Team

We are your first point of call if you need assistance with finding future study options for your students. We can provide information on a range of courses, career pathways and life as a Curtin student.

You can also book us directly. We offer tailored group visits to the Perth campus, school and community expo representation, and presentations covering course information, admission pathways, scholarships, student experience and support services.

To request a visit or discuss other engagement opportunities, please email prospectivestudentservices@curtin.edu.au or phone us on +61 8 9266 3990.

Scholarships that require nominations from high schools

The below scholarships require nomination from high schools. Further information regarding the nomination process can be found at the links provided.

• John Curtin Scholarship Program
• Principal’s Recommendation Award

How to help your students with the scholarship process

• Encourage students to apply early. The best time to start the process is as soon as scholarships open
• Encourage your students to apply for all of the scholarships they are eligible for – students will not be offered more than one scholarship, however applying for all relevant scholarships will increase their opportunities for receiving a scholarship
• Encourage students to think about what they’re passionate about and participate in activities outside of the classroom. For merit based scholarships, we look for well-rounded students who are involved in activities and programs that are meaningful to them; This will make their application stand out
• Write a good reference. A detailed reference can provide vital information about a student’s motivation, leadership potential and key attributes. A good reference is often vital for a competitive scholarship application
• Remind students about scholarship deadlines. The majority of our scholarship recipients have noted that they were encouraged to apply through their high school, so reminders about opening and closing dates are vital to students’ awareness about scholarship opportunities