Curtin is here to help make your study dreams a reality.
Join Western Australia’s largest and most multicultural university and enjoy access to outstanding facilities and teaching quality. We strive to help students around the world pursue their ambition and gain a tertiary education.
A scholarship is a sum of money or other financial assistance given to students to help support their study. Scholarships are not loans – the money is given to students provided they fulfil key requirements.
Through the John Curtin Global Excellence Scholarship, eligible students will receive 40% off the tuition fee for the duration of the course.
Rewarding academic performance and empowering students to continue their education in their chosen field. Eligible students will receive 20% off the tuition fee for the duration of the course.
Giving international students the opportunity to pursue their ambitions and receive a world-class education. Eligible students will receive a one-off tuition fee credit of A$10,000 to help support their studies.
A dedicated scholarship for students who have commenced their studies at a Curtin global campus or recognised offshore joint program, providing a one-off credit of AUD$10,000 towards their tuition fees.
Study at two global Curtin campuses while gaining a global perspective. Eligible students receive a one-off A$15,000 credit towards tuition fees at Curtin Perth.
When you complete a Curtin English course as a pathway into a Curtin University degree course, you will receive a one-off credit of up to A$7,496 towards your tuition fees.
See if your government sponsors scholarships to study at Curtin University.
Keep up to date with scholarships as they open and close.
View the full range of our scholarships and check eligibility on our scholarships website.
If you still have questions about scholarships for international students, please contact us via our online form.
Australia Awards Scholarship (AAS) are funded by Australian Government to provide higher education opportunities for people from developing countries to study in Australia to build the skills and knowledge to drive change as the next generation of global leaders. Scholarships are mainly at postgraduate level however there is a limited number of undergraduate scholarships (country specific).
My scholarship financially helped my family back home, I was happy and relieved to be able to contribute through my academic excellence. I am motivated to persevere and focus more on my studies to be eligible for other scholarship opportunities.
Receiving a scholarship that reduced my course fees has been a significant support. It has allowed me to focus on my studies with less financial pressure on my family, and I am grateful for the opportunity to make the most of my time at Curtin.
Since arriving in Perth in 2020, Diana has been making full use of the resources available to her. ‘I want to develop what I call “multi-skill” so I have plenty to offer when I return home.’ Besides her studies, Diana brings herself to entrepreneurship workshops and networking events—even several self-funded short-term programmes.
Are you are an agricultural researcher, scientist or leader in a developing country? The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) offer two fellowship programs aimed at building agricultural research capacity in ACIAR partner countries, called the John Allwright Fellowship and the John Dillon Fellowship
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