Considering university in 2024? Applications for semester 1, 2024 are now open.
Find out how to apply and secure your early offer at Curtin.
If you’re currently completing year 12, you can now apply to study at Curtin via TISC. If you’re eligible, you’ll receive an early offer to study with us before you’ve even finished year 12.
Early offers are available for most Curtin courses. If you choose an eligible Curtin course as your first preference in TISC, your year 11 results will be used to calculate your predicted ATAR. Early offers will start to be released from 17 July and will then be sent out every third Monday of each month.
If your predicted ATAR is five points above the ATAR score required for your selected course, you’ll receive an early offer that secures your place in semester 1, 2024. Your offer won’t be dependent on your final year 12 ATAR score.
You’ll still need to complete WACE and meet the English and subject requirements for your course.
If your predicted ATAR is less than five points above the ATAR score required for your course, you’ll still receive an early offer for a place at Curtin.
You’ll need to achieve a final ATAR that meets course entry requirements, and meet WACE, English and subjects requirements for the course.
If you’ve applied for entry via Certificate IV or UniReady in Schools, your early offer will be conditional upon you meeting the admission criteria for your chosen pathway, achieving WACE and meeting Curtin’s English requirements.
If you don’t achieve the admission criteria this year, we can help you explore your options. See our pathways tool and Find U quiz to learn more.
Year 12 can help set you up for success in your first year of uni, so we’re rewarding your hard work with the ATAR Achievement Scholarship! Apply for an early offer with Curtin and if you receive a final ATAR three points above your predicted ATAR score, you’ll receive a $3,000 scholarship to help you start your study journey at Curtin.
If you’re ready to apply for an early offer, apply via TISC.
Search our courses and find the one that’s right for you.
Check that you’re on track to meet the admission criteria for your preferred course. You can find this on your selected course page.
If you’re not studying ATAR subjects, there are plenty of alternative pathways into Curtin. Use the Pathways Finder to find out more.
Applying for an early offer is easy:
The last date to apply and be considered for an early offer is Friday 1 December, however applications will remain open via TISC until 18 December. Applicants who submit their preferences during this time will receive the outcome of their application in the main round of offers. See the TISC website for important dates.
Don’t worry if you have a change of heart. You’ll have the flexibility to change your TISC preferences at any point throughout the year.
Early offers are available for a number of courses that allow non-ATAR entry. If you choose an eligible Curtin course as your first preference in TISC, your application will be assessed on your current results. Early offers are contingent upon meeting the admission criteria for your chosen pathway, achieving WACE and meeting Curtin’s English requirements.
If you’re coming from TAFE, completed year 12 previously, switching universities, or applying via another non-school leaver pathway, you can apply directly to Curtin.
Applying direct to Curtin is easy. Simply visit your preferred course page and click onto ‘Apply Now’.
Discover which study areas and courses suit your personality in our fun, 5-minute Find U quiz or you can browse our full range of courses.
Whether you’re finishing high school, looking to transition from TAFE, or thinking of a career change; there’s a variety of entry pathways to suit every background.
If you’re unsure what pathway is right for you, try our pathway finder tool to help determine your entry options.
Access our high school student resources for everything you need to know about how to successfully transition from high school to university.
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