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...
Direct Entry is an Domestic Australian application for admission which is made directly to the University after Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC) applications have closed...
When we talk about ‘enrolment’, we are referring to the process students go through to pick out the subjects (units) they wish to study. It is only when a student is ‘enrolled’ that they officially...
Curtin offers a range of services and facilities on and off campus to enhance university life. Free and confidential advice is offered to provide support for study and learning strategies, career and...
FEE-HELP is a loan available to eligible domestic students enrolled in a domestic fee-paying place. To be eligible for FEE-HELP you must: Be studying at an approved provider (such as Curtin...
To defer your offer: Go to the My Offers tab in eStudent via OASIS You will see a list of the courses for which you have received an offer Select View for the appropriate offer On the next screen the...
If you are thinking of course switching (change from studying in one Curtin course to another), a place may not be guaranteed. You will need to meet course switcher criteria and previous...
There are many scholarships available to both current students and prospective students planning to study at Curtin. Curtin offers scholarships to future and current, undergraduate and...
If you don’t meet a courses admission criteria, there are still plenty of ways to gain entry. See our Admission pathways webpage for information on enabling programs, portfolio entry and more. Some...
