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COVID-19 response status

  • Campus closed
  • Wear a mask indoors
  • Mask wearing encouraged
  • Vaccination mandatory on campus
  • Work/study from home as directed
  • Venue capacity restrictions apply
  • Physical distancing encouraged
  • Stay home if feeling unwell or waiting for test results
  • Practice good hygiene
  • Use ServiceWA app
HomeCurtin UniversityCOVID-19 advice for Curtin communityHealth and safety on campus

Health and safety on campus

Precautionary measures

Although public health measures against COVID-19 have been relaxed, Curtin will continue to take precautions on our campuses to help protect the health of our community. We are:

  • following all COVID-19 government guidelines
  • promoting mask wearing and good personal hygiene
  • asking people not to attend campus if they are feeling unwell or waiting for COVID-19 test results
  • asking members of the community to keep an appropriate distance from each other
  • regularly cleaning all campus areas, including high-touch areas
  • providing hand sanitiser across campus.

Symptoms, testing and self-isolation

If you are feeling unwell and begin to display symptoms of COVID-19 (including a fever, cough or other respiratory symptoms, or a sudden loss of taste or smell), or you think you have been exposed to the virus, you can take a Rapid Antigen Test or visit a COVID-19 clinic for a PCR test. You may also wish to seek advice from the State Government’s COVID-19 Enquiries Line on 1326843 or your own doctor.