Use the resources below to help you explore your interests and find out which courses complement your abilities and future goals.
You know exactly what you want to study and Curtin’s where you want to do it. If you’re ready to study with us, follow these steps to apply.
If you’re currently a year 12 student planning to commence studying in semester 1, 2024, now is the time to apply through TISC! You may even be eligible for an early offer.
If you’re not a year 12 student, you can apply directly to Curtin to start your course in 2024.
Check out a day in the life of Curtin student and Vice President of the Curtin Women in Business club, Angela Pua, including business meetings and a paint and sip event!
Students gain admission to Curtin via a range of different pathways, not just on the basis of their high school results. You may be able to get in on the basis of your study at another university or vocational institute, completing a bridging course or submitting a portfolio of your work.
For a rough indication of where you stand when it comes to gaining admission, check out these reports that show how our students got in:
Join us at the Undergrad Expo to chat with our course experts, go through your uni application, take a campus tour and find out everything you need to know about studying at Curtin.
Visit the SCSA website to review past exams, syllabus and support materials, and any WACE changes.
Building a consistent study routine that works for you is one of the biggest keys to success in both high school and university.
Tips and tools to help you ace your exams.
Subject specific resources to help you better grasp concepts and produce stronger assignments.
Attend a number of outreach events and camps for high school students to get a sample of different industries and courses.
Our Rising Scholar Program (RSP) offers a select number of high-ability students in Year 10, 11 and 12 the opportunity to engage in tertiary learning while also providing them with a genuine Curtin student experience.
We offer a range of scholarships to help students achieve their best at uni. Some scholarships are offered for academic achievement, while others are designed to make university possible for students who face financial hardship.
We also offer advice on how to manage your finances and stay on top of university costs.
A Curtin Excellence Scholarship is reward for your academic achievement, providing a boost for your bank balance and your CV.
Read some of the most common questions high school students ask about university.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, try our FAQs, uni words glossary or contact our Future Students team.
Explore a diverse range of student accommodation options at our Curtin Perth campus, all located within a five-to-ten-minute walk from the centre of campus.
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