Centrally scheduling your exams

The Progression, Assessment and Awards Office will manage centrally scheduled examinations. All other examinations are considered school scheduled examinations. These will be managed by the relevant School, unless centrally scheduled by the Progressions,
Assessment and Awards Office. OUA examinations will be scheduled and supported by the Progression, Assessment and Awards Office in accordance with the OUA study periods.
Students will make themselves available for scheduled examinations. Centrally scheduled examinations may occur on any day or evening during the examination period or other centrally scheduled assessment period, including weekends where required. Centrally and school-scheduled examinations will not be held during study weeks or tuition free weeks.
Your personalised draft and final timetables will be made available in OASIS.
- Six weeks prior to the examination period a draft timetable will be published
- You will have one week to provide feedback to your schools or faculty about the timetable
- Four weeks prior to the examination period a final timetable will be published
- Two weeks prior to the examination period your examination venue will be published (if you have a face to face exam).
Exceptions
Exceptions may apply where alternative arrangements have been made under the following processes.
Examinations for other institutions
Curtin facilitates examinations for various Australian and overseas universities, colleges, institutions of further education and training.