in association with
curtincollege.edu.au
Domestic
Student
Guide
2015
Your
pathway
to Curtin University
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Welcome to Curtin College
On campus. On Track.
Since 2000, Curtin College has established itself as the major pathway
to Curtin University, Western Australia’s largest university. Located on
Curtin’s main campus in Bentley, Curtin College has produced around
7,000 students who have successfully progressed to the 2nd year of a
bachelor degree at the University.
CURTIN COLLEGE – YOUR INTEGRATED PATHWAY TO
CURTIN UNIVERSITY
Curtin College offers a wide range of degree pathways for students
who do not meet the minimum requirements for university entry.
Our courses provide the skills and knowledge required for university
studies and enable students to enter Curtin with advanced standing of
up to one year.
Curtin College’s flexible entry requirements meet the needs of a
diverse range of students. The teaching staff at the College are highly
qualified, friendly and committed, and provide a high level of personal
support to all students. This ensures a student’s time at the College
is not only academically successful, but an enjoyable and memorable
experience.
Curtin College 2015 Domestic Course Guide
STUDY ON THE CURTIN CAMPUS
Studying at Curtin College allows students to take advantage of the
facilities and services provided by Curtin University. This includes the
cafés, library, bookshop and chaplaincy services. College students can
also become Associate Members of the Curtin Guild to gain on- and
off-campus discounts and access to Guild clubs, competitions, events
and sport. Access to the University environment helps students to
transition smoothly into tertiary study.
TRIMESTER SYSTEM AND FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS
For Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program, Tertiary Access
Program and Diplomas (except Engineering, Health Sciences and
Information Technology), the academic year is divided into 13-week
trimesters. Trimester one runs from February until June, trimester
two from July until October, and trimester three from October until
February. The flexibility of the trimester system allows students to
fast-track many Curtin College programs. In most cases, this means
students are able to reach their desired degree at Curtin University in a
shorter time. Dedicated students may be able to enter university more
quickly. Students who prefer a more gradual transition into university
study may be able to extend their studies over three trimesters. With
the trimester calendar year, students can still complete the course
within a 12-month period.
For Diplomas of Engineering, Health Sciences and Information
Technology, the academic year at the College follows the Curtin
University calendar. Semester one runs from March to June and
semester two from August to November. Please refer to the course
table on pages 4–5 for the intakes available for your choice of
program.
TEACHING AT CURTIN COLLEGE
Students at the College are exposed to a variety of teaching methods
designed to promote a stimulating learning experience. Lecturers
provide students with a framework for each unit being studied, and
ensure they acquire the relevant knowledge and skills for the chosen
course. Students are expected to take notes summarising key points
and ask any questions they may have regarding complicated issues
raised during the lecture. Lecture groups average between 30 and
50 students, with some often much smaller. Students are given the
opportunity to study all units in further detail through tutorials and
seminars. Students apply their knowledge and develop practical skills
in group and individual project work as well as in laboratory sessions.
Curtin College tutors have access to the latest technology and facilities
to support their teaching and students benefit from interactive
classrooms, as well as full computing and internet facilities.
FREE SUPPORT PROGRAMS
At no extra cost, students can access a number of support classes
to enhance their study skills and performance at the College.
These support programs are designed to assist students on their
educational journey.
Programs include an Academic Master Series, Mathematics Clinic
and Academic Drop In Sessions. Individual support is available where
required to ensure all students receive the assistance they need.
CREDIT FOR RECOGNISED LEARNING
Credit for Recognised Learning (CRL) enables students to complete
specified certificate or diploma courses in a shorter time than normal.
CRL is usually based on successful completion of equivalent modules
or units of study at another institution. Applications for credits should
include unit outlines (syllabus) and certified copies of any academic
transcripts. Curtin College also recognises the skills and knowledge
students may have gained from life experiences, work experience and
any training provided through previous employment. Requests for CRL
should be made at the time of application. The granting of a Curtin
College diploma is contingent on students having studied a minimum
of 50% of the course at the College.
Where are we?
Who is Curtin College for?
Curtin College is located on the
main Curtin campus in Perth,
Western Australia.
Students who:
• fall short of Curtin’s ATAR entrance requirements,
• complete Year 12 but do not attain an ATAR,
• do not complete enough WACE subjects at high school,
• successfully complete Year 11 (minimum 60% average), or;
• are mature-age and do not meet Curtin’s entry requirements.
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What you need to know
Curtin College’s wide range of pathways to Curtin University makes it an appealing
place to study for students from a variety of different study backgrounds.
WHAT COURSES ARE OFFERED AT CURTIN COLLEGE?
Curtin College offer a range of qualifications, which lead to the second
year of selected Curtin bachelor degrees. The areas of study include:
• Built Environment
• Commerce
• Design & Art
• Engineering
• Health Sciences
• Information Technology/Computer Science
• Media, Culture & Creative Arts
• Social Sciences.
Pre-university Level
CERTIFICATE IV TERTIARY PREPARATION PROGRAM
(CRICOS Code 084057K, NTIS Code 10479NAT)
Includes eight pre-­university level units studied over a period of
two to three trimesters*, taught in Curtin College classrooms. All
streams have three specific core units, with the remaining five being
units specific to each stream. Progression to Diploma requires the
achievement of qualifying grades varying from 50% to 65%.
TERTIARY ACCESS PROGRAM
Is a non-­award course which includes four pre-­university level units
studied over one trimester, taught in Curtin College classrooms.
Progression to Diploma requires the achievement of qualifying grades
varying from 50% to 65%.
Course
Certificate IV
Tertiary Preparation Program
Tertiary Access Program
Diploma
All courses
Year 11, subject to individual performance, with a
minimum ‘C’ grade in English/EALD
Year 12, subject to individual performance, with a
minimum ‘C’ grade in English/EALD
Minimum ATAR 50* with ‘C’ Grade in English/EALD
(plus pre-requisite subjects if applicable)
A portfolio may be considered where ATAR is less than 50
*ATAR scores are indicative only and are revised annually.
COURSE PREREQUISITES
Course
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation
Program
Tertiary Access Program
Diploma
Arts & Creative Industries
None
None
None (no folio required)
Built Environment
None
None
None
Commerce
None
Maths desirable
Maths desirable
Engineering
Maths, physics and chemistry
Maths (incl. calculus), physics and chemistry
Maths (incl. calculus), physics and chemistry
Food Science & Technology
Maths & science subjects desirable
Maths & science subjects desirable
Chemistry and maths desirable
Health Sciences
Maths & science subjects desirable
Maths & science subjects desirable
One science and one maths subject.
Human Biology Preclinical
Maths & science subjects desirable
Maths & science subjects desirable
Chemistry, maths and human biology or
biology desirable
Information Technology
Maths, physics and/or chemistry
Maths (incl. calculus), physics and/or chemistry
Maths (incl. calculus), physics and/or chemistry
Laboratory Medicine
Maths & science subjects desirable
Maths & science subjects desirable
Chemistry, maths and human biology or
biology desirable
*Diploma courses are completed over three trimesters or two semesters
(12 months), depending on the course chosen. Students studying on the
trimester system may be able to fast-track their studies and complete the
Diploma in two trimesters (8 months).
Molecular Genetics &
Biotechnology
Maths & science subjects desirable
Maths & science subjects desirable
Chemistry, maths and human biology or
biology desirable
Nutrition
Maths & science subjects desirable
Maths & science subjects desirable
Chemistry. Maths desirable
ACCREDITATION
Curtin College is a Registered Training Organization (RTO) overseen
by the national Vocational Education and Training (VET) regulator,
the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). ASQA regulates
courses and training providers to ensure that the nationally
approved quality standards are met. As an RTO, Curtin College
has to adhere to the national set of standards for VET-accredited
courses, which assures nationally consistent, high-quality training
and assessment services for the clients of Australia’s vocational
education and training system.
Pharmacy
Science subjects desirable
Science subjects desirable
Chemistry & maths (calculus) required.
Human biology desirable
Physiotherapy
Science subjects desirable
Science subjects desirable
Human biology preferred
Social Sciences
None
None
None
Progression to year two at Curtin requires achievement of
qualifying grades varying from 50% to 65% in the Diploma.
Students who successfully complete a Curtin College Diploma, and
who have met the minimum academic entry requirements, are
able to enter relevant undergraduate courses at Curtin University
with advanced standing.
Curtin College is a registered higher education provider under
Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). TEQSA
regulates and assures the quality of Australia’s Higher Education
Sector (including universities). As a Higher Education Provider
Curtin College must adhere to these standards.
Disclaimer: Prospective students are encouraged to consult Curtin College directly at the time of application for the latest information regarding availability of courses and the relevant entry requirements
The Curtin College Pathway to
your Curtin University Degree:
Pre-university
University
undergraduate
For more information regarding the conditions of progression rules
please visit www.curtincollege.edu.au/policies-­curtin.
University Level
HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMA
Eight or nine university level units studied over a two to three
trimesters.* The Diploma often has the same course content and
structure as year one of the corresponding Curtin University
undergraduate degree. The Diplomas of Commerce, Information
Technology, Built Environment and Arts & Creative Industries are
taught in Curtin College classrooms. The Diplomas of Engineering
and Health Sciences classes are primarily taught by Curtin College,
along with a small number of shared Curtin University classes.
Flexible entry requirements cater for different academic backgrounds. If you do not meet the minimum ATAR requirements, your
application may be considered based on a portfolio and other supporting documentation. Please contact the college to find out more.
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YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE*
Year 3
Year 2
Higher Education Diploma
Entry Level
SECONDARY SCHOOL
Tertiary
Access
Program
(TAP)
Year 1
*Duration of degree is dependent
upon chosen discipline.
The College takes into consideration individual qualifications and
circumstances before prescribing the best starting point for a
student. With options ranging from pre-university programs right
through to university-level diploma courses, Curtin College is the
preferred pathway to a degree at Curtin University.
AUSTRALIAN ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Certificate
IV
OR
Tertiary
Preparation
Program
CURTIN COLLEGE
CURTIN UNIVERSITY
3
2015 Courses and fees (local)
Built Environment
Commerce
Design and Art
Fees listed in AUD $
Engineering
Health Sciences
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program
Information Technology
Media, Culture
and Creative Arts
Social Sciences
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program
CRICOS Code 084057K, NTIS Code 10479NAT | Duration: 2–3 trimesters | Intakes: Feb, Jul, Oct* | Course Fee: $9680
CRICOS Code 084057K, NTIS Code 10479NAT | Duration: 2–3 trimesters | Intakes: Feb, Jul, Oct* | Course Fee: $9680
OR
OR
Tertiary Access Program
Tertiary Access Program
CRICOS Code 072496G | Duration: 1 trimester | Intakes: Feb, Oct** | Course Fee: $4840
CRICOS Code 072496G | Duration: 1 trimester | Intakes: Feb, Oct** | Course Fee: $4840
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Higher Education Diploma
Required Unit
•Built Environment Communication
Required Units
•Accounting 1100
•Business Information Systems 1100
•Economics 1100
•Business Law 1100
•Management 1100
•Marketing 1100
Required Units
•Culture to Cultures 102
•Making Meanings 103
•Marketing1100
•Screen Practice 111
•Art and Creativity 100
•Design Principles and Process 171
•Design Practice 172
•Design Elements 191*
Required Units
•Engineering Mathematics 120
•Engineering Mathematics 140
•Engineering Mechanics 100
•Engineering Programming 100
•Academic Communication for
Engineers 100
•Engineering Materials 100
•Electrical Systems 100
•Engineering Foundations:
Design & Process 100
•Engineering Foundations:
Principals Communication 100
Required Units
•Foundations for Professional
Health Practice 100
•Health & Health Behaviour 130
•Indigenous Culture & Health 130
•Evidence Informed Health Practice 130
•Human Structure & Function 100
Plus Course Specific Units
(dependent upon stream)
Food Science and Technology
•Intro to Chemistry 180
•Intro to Biological Chemistry 190
•Food & Nutrition Principles 181
•Intro to Food Safety Science 180
Health Sciences
•Practice of Public Health 180
•Intro to Psychology 100
•Imagining Health in a Social & Cultural
Context 100
•Foundations of Psychology 124
Human Biology Preclinical /
Laboratory Medicine / Molecular
Genetics and Biotechnology
•Intro to Chemistry 180
•Intro to Biological Chemistry 190
•Foundations of Biomedical Science 100
•Integrated Systems Anatomy &
Physiology 100
Nutrition
•Biological Chemistry 110
•Reactivity & Function in Chemistry 120
•Integrated Systems Anatomy &
Physiology 100
•Food & Nutrition Principles 181
Pharmacy
•Intro to Pathophysiology 100
•Pharmaceutical Chemistry 124
•Reactivity & Function in Chemistry 120
•Intro to Pshychology100
Psychology
•Introduction to Psychology 100
•Foundations of Psychology 124
•Brain & Behaviour 100
•Science & Professional Practice in
Psychology 100
Required Units
•Statistical Data Analysis 101
(Half unit)
•Database Systems 120
•Software Engineering 110
•Unix and C Programming 120
•Mathematics 103
•Mathematics 135
•Academic Communication for
Engineers 100
•Object-orientated Program
Design 110
•Data Structures and
Algorithms 120
Required Units
•Culture to Cultures 102
•Making Meanings 103
•Engaging Media 104
•Journalism 111
•Design Practice 172
•Screen Practice 111
•Web Communications 101
Plus Course Specific Unit
•Public Relations 1101 OR
•Marketing 1100
Required Units
•Culture to Cultures 102
•Making Meanings 103
•Engaging Media 104
•Journalism 111
•Design Practice 172
•Screen Practice 111
•Marketing 1100
•Web Communications 101
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Bachelor of Science (Computing)
CRICOS Code 061600D
With majors in:
• Information Technology
• Computer Science
• Software Engineering
• Cyber Security
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)
CRICOS Code 068750M
With majors in:
• Creative Writing
• Internet Communications
• Journalism
• Literary and Cultural Studies
• Performance Studies
• Professional Writing
• Screen Arts (Film and Television)
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)
CRICOS Code 068750M
With majors in:
Diploma of Built Environment
CRICOS Code 050418D
Duration: 2–3 trimesters
Intakes: Feb, Jul
Trimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Plus Course Specific Units
(dependent upon stream)
Architecture/Interior Architecture
•Graphic Communication I
•Technology of Design
•Cities and Suburbs
•Graphic Communication II
•Architecture and Culture
•Design Studio I
•Design Studio II
Construction Management
•Residential Construction
•Construction Industry Management
•Structures
•Building Measurement
•Commercial Construction
•Construction Law
•Site Management
Urban & Regional Planning
•Graphic Communication I
•Technology of Design
•Cities and Suburbs
•Graphic Communication II
•Architecture and Culture
•Introduction to Planning
•Construction Industry Management
Diploma of Commerce
CRICOS Code 035373D
Duration: 2–3 trimesters
Intakes: Feb, Jul, Oct
Trimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Plus 2 Course Specific Units
(dependent upon stream)
•Financial Accounting 1150
•Public Relations 11012
•Managerial Accounting 2201
•Consumer Behaviour 2201
•Macroeconomics 2200
Diploma of Arts & Creative Industries
CRICOS Code 072884G
Duration: 2–3 trimesters
Intakes: Feb, Jul, Oct
Trimester: $5400 Total: $10800
*This unit will require a camera with control over
aperture and shutter speed. A DSLR camera is
required for students majoring in Photography in
their second year at Curtin University.
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Bachelor of Commerce
CRICOS Code 013905G
Bachelor of Business Administration
CRICOS Code 018007A
Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)
CRICOS Code 068750M
With majors in:
• Creative Advertising and Graphic
Design
• 3D Design, including:
Product Design, Jewellery Design
and Furniture design
• Digital Design
• Fashion Design
• Fine Art
• Photography and Illustration Design
• Visualisation Technologies
Bachelor of Engineering (Hons^)
CRICOS Code 072467B
With majors in:
•Chemical Engineering (Chemical
stream OR
Oil and Gas stream)
•Civil and Construction Engineering
•Computer Systems Engineering
•Electrical Power Engineering
•Electronic and Communication
Engineering
•Mechanical Engineering
•Mechatronic Engineering
•Mining Engineering
•Metallurgical Engineering
•Petroleum Engineering
•Software Engineering
Students studying Construction Industry
Management will require safety boots.
Entry into Curtin Year 2
Bachelor of Applied Science
(Architectural Science)
CRICOS Code 003868A
Bachelor of Applied Science
(Interior Architecture)
CRICOS Code 023967K
Bachelor of Applied Science
(Construction Management)
CRICOS Code 010548C
Bachelor of Arts
(Urban and Regional Planning)
CRICOS Code 003903C
Diploma of Engineering
CRICOS Code 038771K
Duration: 2 semesters
Intakes: Feb, Jul#
Semester: $5500 Total: $11000
^
Honours will be awarded to students who successfully
complete their degree with high academic achievement
*Cert IV Tertiary Preparation Program Chemical Engineering (Oil & Gas) / Civil & Construction Engineering have no Oct intake
**Tertiary Access Program Chemical Engineering (Oil & Gas) / Civil & Construction Engineering are Oct intake only
Jul intake available for Commerce and Design & Art
#Diploma Chemical Engineering (Oil & Gas) / Civil & Construction Engineering are Feb intake only
Diploma of Health Sciences
CRICOS Code 041073K
Duration: 2 semesters
Intakes: Feb, Jul#
Semester: $5500 Total: $11000
Diploma of Information Technology
CRICOS Code 035381D
Duration: 2 semesters
Intakes: Feb, Jul
Trimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Bachelor of Technology
(Computer Systems and Networking)
CRICOS Code 041280C
Diploma of Arts & Creative Industries
CRICOS Code 072884G
Duration: 2–3 trimesters
Intakes: F, J, O
Trimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Diploma of Arts & Creative Industries
CRICOS Code 072884G
Duration: 2–3 trimesters
Intakes: F, J, O
Trimester: $5400 Total: $10800
•Anthropology and Sociology
•History
•International Relations
•Geography
Bachelor of Arts
(Mass Communication)
CRICOS Code 018629D
*Cert IV Tertiary Preparation Program Human Biology, Laboratory Medicine, Molecular Genetics, Nutrition, Pharmacy and Psychology have no Oct intake.
**Tertiary Access Program Human Biology, Laboratory Medicine, Molecular Genetics, Nutrition, Pharmacy and Psychology have no Feb intake.
Jul intake available for Media, Culture & Creative Arts and Social Sciences.
#Diploma Human Biology, Laboratory Medicine, Molecular Genetics, Nutrition, Pharmacy and Psychology have no Jul intake.
Entry into Curtin Year 2
February
w/c 2 Mar 15
9 Mar 15
5–10 Apr 15
12 Jun 15
June
w/c 29 Jun 15
6 Jul 15
28 Sept–2 Oct 15
9 Oct 15
October
w/c 26 Oct 15
2 Nov 15
21 Dec 15–1 Jan 16
12 Feb 16
Bachelor of Science:
Food Science and Technology
CRICOS Code 029349K
Health Sciences
CRICOS Code 003691K
Human Biology Preclinical
CRICOS Code 064457D
Laboratory Medicine
CRICOS Code 064464E
Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
CRICOS Code 050345E
Nutrition
CRICOS Code 003887J
Diplomas of Engineering, Health Sciences and Information Technology.
26 Jun 15
Bachelor of Pharmacy
CRICOS Code 003920B
February
w/c 22 Feb 16
Bachelor of Psychology
CRICOS Code 041070B
July
w/c 25 Jul 16
Dates 2015
Trimester or
Semester
Orientation
Start Date
Break
End Date
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program, Tertiary Access Program,
Diplomas of Commerce, Built Environment and Arts and Creative Industries.
Diplomas of Engineering, Health Sciences and Information Technology.
February
w/c 23 Feb 15
2 Mar 15
6–17 April & 8–12 June 15
July
w/c 27 Jul 15
3 Aug 15
31 Aug–4 Sept, 5–9 Oct & 9–13 Nov 15 27 Nov 15
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Dates 2016
Trimester or
Semester
Orientation
Start Date
Break
End Date
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program, Tertiary Access Program,
Diplomas of Commerce, Built Environment and Arts and Creative Industries.
February
w/c 29 Feb 16
7 Mar 16
4–15 Apr 16
10 Jun 16
June
w/c 27 Jun 16
4 Jul 16
26–30 Sept 16
7 Oct 16
October
w/c 24 Oct 16
31 Oct 16
TBC
TBC
29 Feb 16
11–22 Apr & 6–10 Jun 16
27 Jun 16
1 Aug 16
29 Aug–2 Sept & 3–7 Oct 16
25 Nov 16
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Application Form
Complete your application online for Priority Processing.
Visit curtincollege.edu.au/apply-today-curtin
Application process
Applying to Curtin College is a free and easy process for all local students, and
applications will be accepted until the orientation date of each trimester.
Fee assistance is also available to specific local students for particular courses.
Applications received without transcripts and/or the personal details of a student
cannot be processed. All sections must be completed. Please print in BLOCK LETTERS.
PERSONAL DETAILS
Family Name/
Surname
Title
Given Name(s)
Note: On all official documentation your name will appear as Given Name/s, Family Name – if this is not how your name appears in your passport or birth certificate, please print your
name as it appears in these documents.
Previous Student ID
(If previously issued another offer or a previous Curtin College or Curtin University student)
If your name has changed since you were last enrolled please print previous name.
APPLY ONLINE
at curtincollege.edu.au/apply-today-curtin.
Alternatively, apply in-person, via email, or through the post by
completing the application form at the back of this brochure.
All applications must include certified copies of your most recent
academic transcripts. Successful applicants will be sent a Letter of
Offer within two business days of the College receiving a completed
application.
There is no application fee and applicants can apply for upcoming
intakes anytime, however the College recommends applying no later
than one week prior to the orientation date of your chosen intake.
CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT
Curtin College Conditions of Enrolment and Refund Policy can
be viewed at:
curtincollege.edu.au/apply-today-curtin/enrolment-conditionscurtin
DEFERMENT, WITHDRAWAL, SUSPENSION AND
CANCELLATION OF ENROLMENT
Please refer to the Deferral and Withdrawal Policy, Student Misconduct
Policy & Refund Policy on the Curtin College website. These policies
can be viewed at:
curtincollege.edu.au/policies-curtin
FEE-HELP
FEE-HELP is an Australian Government loan scheme that assists
eligible fee paying students to pay part of, or all of their tuition fees.
As an approved Higher Education provider, Curtin College is eligible to
offer FEE-HELP places for its Diploma courses. Certificate IV Tertiary
Preparation Program and TAP units are not covered by FEE-HELP and
fees for these units must be paid up front.
Australian citizens and holders of permanent humanitarian visas are
eligible for FEE-HELP assistance. Eligible students who wish to pay for
part or all of their tuition fees through FEE-HELP must complete and
sign a ‘Request for FEE-HELP Assistance’ form. This is available, along
with further FEE-HELP information, from Curtin College. Please note
that Permanent Residents are not eligible for FEE-HELP.
Eligible Curtin College graduates will be offered a Commonwealth
Supported place in year two of their chosen Bachelor degree at Curtin,
subject to meeting progression rules and entry requirements.
FEE INFORMATION FOR BACHELOR DEGREES AT CURTIN
Unit fees are charged by Curtin University in accordance with the
Higher Education Support Act 2003 and vary from course to course.
For more detailed information please visit the Curtin Fees Centre at
fees.curtin.edu.au.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Curtin College welcomes students from over 40 different countries.
Full details of fees, application procedures and additional courses for
international students are available on the College website.
Email
Home Phone +
Mobile Phone +
DD
MM
YY
Date of Birth
Country of Birth
Gender
Male
Female
RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
Number and street
Suburb/Town/City
State
Country
Post/Zip code
POSTAL ADDRESS (IF DIFFERENT FROM RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS)
Number and street
Suburb/Town/City
State
Country
Post/Zip code
MEDICAL / DISABILITY NEEDS
The information below is used to assist Curtin College in monitoring, supporting and improving services to students with medical / disability requirements.
Disclosing this information will not necessarily affect your admission to the College or University.
Do you have a disability, impairment or long-term medical condition which may affect your study?
Yes
No
Yes
No
Please indicate the type(s) of disability:
Hearing
Vision
Learning
Medical
Mobility
Other:
If you have a disability, would you like to receive information on what the College can provide to support you?
COURSE SELECTION AND STREAM OF STUDY
Level
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program
Tertiary Access Program (TAP)
Diploma
Program
Commerce
Information Technology
Built Environment
Arts & Creative Industries
Engineering
Health Sciences
Stream
Intake
20
Year
COURSE AT CURTIN UNIVERSITY
Please specify your chosen Bachelor Degree and stream at Curtin University:
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June/July
Oct
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Highest Academic Qualification
Institution Attended
Date Results Expected (if applicable)
Are you seeking credit or advanced standing from previous studies?
Yes
No
Father’s highest completed academic qualification
None
High School
Undergraduate Study
Postgraduate Study
Mother’s highest completed academic qualification
None
High School
Undergraduate Study
Postgraduate Study
Bentley campus
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Is English your first language?
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Atkinson Forum.......
Edinburgh Oval........
Henderson Court......
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LODGING YOUR APPLICATION
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I declare that, to the best of my knowledge, all information on this form is complete and accurate. I understand that Curtin College or Curtin University may
obtain confirmation of records from any institution attended by me and may provide information to Government bodies as required by law. I also understand
that Curtin College reserves the right to vary any decision made on the basis of incorrect or incomplete information supplied by me. I understand that my
signature signifies acceptance of the Conditions of Enrolment which apply to the courses outlined in this brochure. I understand that Curtin College and Curtin
University are committed to ensuring privacy of all information they collect, and that the personal information I supply to the College and the University will
only be used for administrative and educational purposes of the institution. Personal information collected by Curtin College and Curtin University will only be
disclosed to third parties with the written consent of the person concerned, unless otherwise prescribed by law.
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Guild House
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Technology Park
If No, what is your main language spoken at home?
WACE
13
Hayman Road
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As all courses are taught in English, applicants will need to meet Curtin College’s English language requirement. If your education qualifications were not completed wholly or
predominantly in English, please indicate what test(s) you have taken and the corresponding grade, or simply indicate the test you intend taking. Note: Certified documentary evidence
of results must be provided at time of application.
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6
Year Enrolled
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107 Rugby Club.....
111 Curtin Stadium
112 Guild Sports P
113 Perth Hockey S
Galleries
Bldg. Name
200A John Curtin Ga
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of colleges. Navitas Ltd is a leader in the development
and provision of education services and learning
solutions, and is a key player in the global education
market, with more than 30 colleges and campuses in
over eight countries.
The Navitas pathway education model was conceived
in the early 1990s and has since provided the study
foundation for thousands of students, leading them to
their desired university degree. Curtin College follows
the Navitas pathway model, successfully progressing
students to Curtin University.
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GPO Box U1987 Perth
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Western Australia 6102
Telephone: + 61 (0) 8 9266 4888
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