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When applying to study at Curtin, do I have to put Curtin as my first preference to be eligible for Curtin scholarships?

UPDATED 14 APR 2026 | 6:51AM

Some scholarships will require you to apply through TISC and have Curtin as your first preference, while others do not.

The Scholarships website outlines the required eligibility criteria for each scholarship, so its always best that you check each scholarships website to confirm.

The Curtin Excellence Scholarship requires students to have Curtin as their first preference by the scholarship closing date (last date to change preferences in TISC for main round offers).

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