Make the most of your Curtin experience.
Access everything you need to succeed in your studies, stay organised and feel supported at university.
Curtin Student Guild
Make the most of student discounts, food, clubs, entertainment and advocacy.
Student fees
Learn everything you need to know about student fees and charges, payment options and financial assistance.
IT Tools and Guides
Discover our range of online tools, resources, systems and software.
Curtin Volunteers! opportunities open for registration
Meet new people, develop skills and give back to the community.
Enjoy free sport every day from 9am to 11am
Bring your friends for FreePlay, with free court and equipment hire.
Want to strengthen your leadership skills?
Leadership skills are always in demand by employers. Develop yours by attending one or more of the Game Changers workshops this semester.
Need help managing anxiety? Attend a 4-week anxiety skills group
Access free skills groups to learn the skills to manage anxiety.
Mini International Information Sessions
Whether you are an international student joining Curtin for the first time, or returning after spending a long period overseas, attend a session to get acquainted with Curtin life.
Health Sciences Drop In Sessions
Discuss some of the extra curricular activities and support services available to Health Sciences students.
Resume Clinic
Our Resume Clinic offers you the valuable opportunity to have your resume reviewed.
Numeracy Series
These online workshops will take you through important numeracy concepts split across three sessions.
Meet Lindsay, an engineering student and John Curtin Weekend Site Leader!
Better late than never! 🔥 That’s what engineering student and swing dance enthusiast Lindsay, thought when he signed up to Curtin Volunteers! in his third year.
Meet Razanne, a pharmacy student and President of the Curtin Palestinian Society!
Community is deeply rooted in Razanne’s identity and is an important aspect of her culture.
Meet first-year chemistry student, William!
Coming from a small town, the move to Perth was a big step for William. However, one thing that helped him to settle was getting involved in university culture.