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Your undergraduate degree study options
Full-time vs. part-time study
If you choose full-time study, you’ll study 3 or 4 units per semester and have a definitive endpoint to your course, helping you to plan for the future. You can complete most bachelor degrees in 3 or 4 years of full-time study.
If you study part-time, you can reduce your workload to just one or two units per semester. Studying part-time is a great way to maintain a healthy work-life balance, especially if you’re busy. Part-time study will extend the duration of your course.
Flexible degrees
Curtin offers double degrees and honours degrees across a wide range of study areas: business and law, health sciences, humanities, science and engineering.
Studying your course online
Some courses can be studied fully or partly online. These offer interactive educational experiences that get you the same degree as if you studied on campus, and you can still learn and socialise with other students. Our iLecture system also gives you access to recordings of your unit lectures.
Accessing help and support
You will always be supported by our course advisors, our range of health and wellbeing services and our student advisors.
Find your course by ATAR
See our wide range of undergrad courses broken down by ATAR, from the highest to lowest accepted ATAR. Find out if your dream course is within your ATAR profile.
Look at ways to get in
There are many different entry pathways to our courses, to suit all levels of education.
Meet with us
For in-person information and advice, register for one of our Mature Age Information Sessions or come along to one of our events.
What’s your situation?
No matter where you are in your journey to Curtin University, we are here to help and guide you.
I’ve recently attended high school
If you’re looking for a new avenue after school, our career quiz can help you discover a career you’re passionate about and how our bachelor degrees can help you get there.
I’m in the workforce
You could gain recognition for your work experience and reduce the length of your university course, through Credit for Recognised Learning (CRL).
I’m at TAFE
TAFE qualifications may be recognised and lead directly into some bachelor degrees.
I’m a stay-at-home parent
Our undergraduate degrees are flexible, can be taken at your own pace and many can be studied online, so you can fit your course around your other priorities.
It’s not too late to apply for first semester.
Applications are still open to start studying at Curtin in first semester, 2023.
Whatever your dream career, we’re here to help you find your place at Curtin.
Apply directly to Curtin online – applications close 19 February.
Why choose Curtin for undergrad study?
WA’s best graduate outcomes
The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Survey showed Curtin to have the highest rate of undergraduates finding full-time employment after graduation.
Curtin graduates also received the highest median salary of WA university graduates.
Rated 5 stars
The Good Universities Guide 2022 showed Curtin achieved a 5 star status for student demand, teaching quality, and learning resources.
Western Australia’s most preferred university
Around half of Western Australia’s undergraduate applicants nominate Curtin University as their first preference.
In 2019, 53.3 per cent of the state’s undergraduate applicants chose Curtin.
Are you ready for change?
Get to know Curtin
Take a deep dive into our university. Register for events and one-to-one course advice, watch recordings of previous information sessions, and learn about our engagement team.
Help is at hand
See our frequently asked questions or get in touch with us below.
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- If I don't get into my preferred course, can I start a different course and then switch to my preferred one next year?
- How much time will I have to allocate to studying?
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