What about planning my career?
Preparing for your career is an important part of your Curtin journey – and we offer help with that too! For advice and support to help you achieve your career goals, visit Curtin Careers.
Start creating your dream career, with support from Curtin
We believe everyone who shares our passion for making tomorrow better can study for the degree that will launch their career – and we’re here to provide you with a variety of support services every step of the way, to make your transition to university a smooth one. We don’t just want you to succeed, we want you to love your time as a Curtin student – no matter what your background or your circumstances.
Need help with applying?
You can contact our helpful team at Curtin Connect, who are here to answer your questions about courses. You can visit in person, book an appointment, contact them online or give them a call.
Are you a school leaver?
If you’re leaving high school this year, make sure you place Curtin first in your TISC preferences to take advantage of all the support services we offer. We’re looking forward to helping every one of you start your journey at Curtin!
All about uni study, for parents and carers
If you’re a parent or carer who wants to know how to help your child succeed at uni, we’ve created some resources just for you. You can find out about how your child can successfully transition to uni, the entry pathways we offer at Curtin, how we can help them every step of the way, and more.
Are you a mature age student?
If you’d like to change your career path, you’re seeking a promotion, or you want to learn more about a topic that will help you create positive change in the world, there’s never been a better time to invest in your future. If you’re aged 20 years or older and you’ve never undertaken university study, contact our helpful team at Curtin Connect or apply to Curtin directly through TISC.
Have you studied at TAFE?
If you are studying at TAFE or you’ve completed a certificate IV, diploma or advanced diploma at TAFE, you can apply to study a Curtin course. Plus, you may be eligible for Credit for Recognised Learning – try our tool to see how many units you’ll be exempt from studying in your preferred course.
How will I afford to go to uni?
If you’re facing financial, social or other educational disadvantage that makes it harder for you to study at uni you may be eligible for financial assistance from the Australian Government or Curtin.
Some Curtin scholarships offer one-off payments while others provide continuing support throughout your studies. There are many scholarships that will help you to study at Curtin and get your degree!
Am I eligible for a Curtin Equity Scholarship?
If you’re in one of the categories below, you may be eligible!
Curtin Equity Scholarship applications for future students are now closed. Current students are able to apply from January 9 2023.
Can I still get support after I start uni?
Yes! We have all the study resources you’ll need. Once you’re enrolled as a Curtin student, you can access a variety of support to help you succeed in your course – from resources that show you how to use the library, to tips on studying and help with assignments.
Find out more about learning support.
Feel comfortable in our safe spaces
Would you like to study in place that is more relaxed? If you register with our Equity service, you can use a dedicated equity space area located in Library Central that has assistive technology and universal access for students.
Our mentors love to help
If you’re still feeling a bit unsure in your first days at uni, we can help you through our New-to-Curtin mentoring. You’ll love having one of our more experienced students – someone who’s studying a course similar to yours and can show you the ropes.
Plus, we have three Peer Academic Mentors (PAMs) who can help you with academic skills, referencing, software skills and more – either on campus or online.
We have a range of health services for you
We care about the health and wellbeing of all our students. From the day you arrive at Curtin to the day you graduate, you can access our range of health and wellbeing support, including counselling.
Help is at hand
See our frequently asked questions or get in touch with us below.
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