Credit for recognised learning is usually submitted along with your application for your course, or once you have been accepted. To apply for CRL, you are required to lodge an Application for Credit...
Depending on your course, you can choose to study full-time and part-time, giving you the flexibility to organise your study around other commitments such as work or family. Study full-time Full-time...
Curtin University has options available for applicants who do not meet the minimum entry requirements to apply to Curtin. For alternative pathways please visit the Admission pathways page. Some...
If you are thinking of course switching (change from studying in one Curtin course to another), a place may not be guaranteed . You still need to meet prerequisites and previous study may be...
Graduate Certificate The graduate certificate broadens the skills and knowledge already gained from an undergraduate degree, or develops your vocational skills in a new area. Applicants usually...
Yes, a number of Curtin University courses are available to be studied either partly or fully online. Undergraduate and Postgraduate To find out about all of your online course options, you can check...
Yes, you can. If you are new to studying at Curtin, and wish to commence in Semester 1, you can apply through the Tertiary Institutions Centre (TISC) . This includes applicants who want to switch to...
A single major concentrates on one area of specialisation, whilst a double major focuses on two areas of specialisation. A double major will allow a student to complete study in those two separate...
If you are a domestic student applying for an undergraduate or postgraduate course for Semester two, you can submit an application for admission through the Curtin website. Please visit the ...
Special Consideration is only applicable to a new applicant that is applying for a course with Curtin. For information on Special Consideration, including eligibility criteria and the...
