Applying to Curtin in year 12? We’ll guide you through the TISC application process.
If you’re planning to apply to Curtin through TISC, this free webinar will help you understand how the process works and what steps to take next.
Join our Future Student Engagement team online for a practical online session covering how to apply through TISC, how to choose and order your course preferences, and key dates to be aware of.
You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A with Curtin experts. If something comes to mind during the session, simply submit in the live chat.
We’ll guide you through the TISC application process and explain:
- What TISC is and why WA universities use it
- How to submit a TISC application – including how first and second round offers work, and what this means for your course preferences
- Key TISC terminology
- Important TISC application timelines and deadlines
- The difference between competitive and guaranteed courses
- How to apply for an early offer
- The application process for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (B-MBBS)
Register now to secure your spot at this free online webinar and get clear guidance on how to apply to Curtin through TISC.
Who is this event for?
- Year 12 students applying through TISC
- Parents and guardians supporting a student through the application process
- Students interested in applying for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (B-MBBS)
If you’re not in year 12 and plan to apply directly to Curtin, please register for our Mature Age Application Support Webinar instead.
What we’ll cover
Applying through TISC
Learn how to apply to Curtin through TISC, understand key terminology and find out which dates and deadlines are important for your application journey.
Application process for the Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (B-MBBS)
We break down everything you need to know about applying for these competitive courses through TISC.
Alternative entry pathways to Curtin
If you don’t receive an ATAR offer through TISC, there are still other ways to study at Curtin. We’ll briefly explain alternative entry pathways.
Scholarships
Curtin offers a range of scholarships for students from different backgrounds and study areas. We’ll explain what scholarships are available, eligibility requirements and how to apply.
Support services
Discover the support services available to help you succeed at university, including academic skills support, wellbeing & student support services, financial assistance opportunities and flexible study options.
