Our six- and 12-month Indigenous enabling courses offer a supportive, culturally informed pathway to university study. If you’re an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student aged 17 or over and you don’t have an ATAR or didn’t finish Year 12, these courses are designed to build your confidence, develop your skills and take the next step towards uni.
By successfully completing an enabling program, you’ll meet the minimum admission requirements for a wide range of Curtin undergraduate degrees in business, health, science and engineering.
To apply, simply submit the Expression of Interest form below and attach your résumé. Once we’ve received your details, our Indigenous Support team will contact you to arrange an admissions workshop at CAS. During the workshop, you’ll complete reading, writing and spelling tasks, as well as a short essay. Our CAS academics will then assess your strengths and capabilities and recommend the course that’s the best fit for you.
You may also be eligible for other bridging and enabling pathways to university. We’re here to help you explore the option that suits you best.
Enjoy learning in a culturally appropriate environment at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies (CAS) at Curtin. Here, you can access a range of support services including mentoring, academic tutoring, work placements and counselling.
This six-month course is designed for those with a secondary education and/or a relevant TAFE qualification and provides a pathway into undergraduate study.
Are you interested in a career in medicine or health? This 12-month enabling course will prepare you for entry into most Curtin health courses (including the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery).
This 12-month enabling course is a pathway to an undergraduate science or engineering course. When you complete the course you may be eligible for credit for recognised learning.
Curtin offers several scholarships specially tailored for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – with options based on academic achievement and financial needs. These include scholarships for students studying an enabling course.