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Domestic Student Guide 2015 Your
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Welcome to Curtin CollegeOn campus. On Track.
Where are we?Curtin College is located on the main Curtin campus
in Perth, Western Australia.
Who is Curtin College for?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.
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.
STUDY ON THE CURTIN CAMPUSStudying 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 OPTIONSFor 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 COLLEGEStudents 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 PROGRAMSAt 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.
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What you need to know
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.
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 LevelCERTIFICATE 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 PROGRAMIs 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%.
For more information regarding the conditions of progression
rules please visit www.curtincollege.edu.au/policies- curtin.
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.
University LevelHIGHER 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.
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.
*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).
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.
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.
AUSTRALIAN ENTRY REQUIREMENTSFlexible 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.
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.
Tertiary Access
Program (TAP)
Higher Education Diploma
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COURSE PREREQUISITES
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
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
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
Pharmacy Science subjects desirable Science subjects desirable
Chemistry & maths (calculus) required. Human biology
desirable
Physiotherapy Science subjects desirable Science subjects
desirable Human biology preferred
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Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Applied Science
(Architectural Science)CRICOS Code 003868ABachelor of Applied
Science (Interior Architecture)CRICOS Code 023967KBachelor of
Applied Science (Construction Management)CRICOS Code
010548CBachelor of Arts (Urban and Regional Planning)CRICOS Code
003903C
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Built Environment CRICOS Code
050418D Duration: 2–3 trimestersIntakes: Feb, JulTrimester: $5400
Total: $10800
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Health Sciences CRICOS Code
041073KDuration: 2 semestersIntakes: Feb, Jul#Semester: $5500
Total: $11000
Built Environment Health Sciences
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Commerce CRICOS Code
013905GBachelor of Business Administration CRICOS Code 018007A
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Science (Computing)CRICOS
Code 061600DWith majors in:• Information Technology• Computer
Science• Software Engineering• Cyber SecurityBachelor of Technology
(Computer Systems and Networking)CRICOS Code 041280C
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Commerce CRICOS Code
035373DDuration: 2–3 trimestersIntakes: Feb, Jul, OctTrimester:
$5400 Total: $10800
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Information Technology CRICOS
Code 035381DDuration: 2 semestersIntakes: Feb, JulTrimester: $5400
Total: $10800
Commerce Information Technology
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)CRICOS Code
068750MWith 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
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)CRICOS Code
068750MWith majors in:• Creative Writing• Internet Communications•
Journalism• Literary and Cultural Studies• Performance Studies•
Professional Writing• Screen Arts (Film and Television)Bachelor of
Arts (Mass Communication)CRICOS Code 018629D
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Engineering (Hons^)CRICOS
Code 072467BWith 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^Honours will be awarded to
students who successfully complete their degree with high academic
achievement
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Arts (Humanities)CRICOS Code
068750MWith majors in:• Anthropology and Sociology• History•
International Relations• Geography
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Arts & Creative
Industries CRICOS Code 072884GDuration: 2–3 trimestersIntakes: Feb,
Jul, OctTrimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Arts & Creative
Industries CRICOS Code 072884GDuration: 2–3 trimestersIntakes: F,
J, OTrimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Engineering CRICOS Code
038771K Duration: 2 semestersIntakes: Feb, Jul#Semester: $5500
Total: $11000
Higher Education DiplomaDiploma of Arts & Creative
Industries CRICOS Code 072884GDuration: 2–3 trimestersIntakes: F,
J, OTrimester: $5400 Total: $10800
Design and Art Media, Culture and Creative Arts
Engineering Social Sciences
2015 Courses and fees (local) Fees listed in AUD $
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 Unit • Built Environment CommunicationPlus 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 IIConstruction Management •
Residential Construction• Construction Industry Management•
Structures• Building Measurement• Commercial Construction•
Construction Law• Site ManagementUrban & Regional Planning•
Graphic Communication I• Technology of Design• Cities and Suburbs•
Graphic Communication II• Architecture and Culture• Introduction to
Planning• Construction Industry ManagementStudents studying
Construction Industry Management will require safety boots.
Required Units• Accounting 1100• Business Information Systems
1100• Economics 1100• Business Law 1100• Management 1100• Marketing
1100Plus 2 Course Specific Units (dependent upon stream)• Financial
Accounting 1150• Public Relations 11012• Managerial Accounting
2201• Consumer Behaviour 2201• Macroeconomics 2200
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**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.
Required Units• Foundations for Professional
Health Practice 100• Health & Health Behaviour 130•
Indigenous Culture & Health 130• Evidence Informed Health
Practice 130• Human Structure & Function 100Plus 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
180Health Sciences• Practice of Public Health 180• Intro to
Psychology 100• Imagining Health in a Social & Cultural
Context 100• Foundations of Psychology 124Human 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 100Nutrition• Biological Chemistry 110• Reactivity
& Function in Chemistry 120• Integrated Systems Anatomy
&
Physiology 100• Food & Nutrition Principles 181Pharmacy•
Intro to Pathophysiology 100• Pharmaceutical Chemistry 124•
Reactivity & Function in Chemistry 120• Intro to
Pshychology100Psychology• 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 101Plus 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
OR
Tertiary Access Program CRICOS Code 072496G | Duration: 1
trimester | Intakes: Feb, Oct** | Course Fee: $4840
Entry into Curtin Year 2Bachelor of Science: Food Science and
Technology CRICOS Code 029349K Health Sciences CRICOS Code 003691K
Human Biology Preclinical CRICOS Code 064457D Laboratory Medicine
CRICOS Code 064464EMolecular Genetics and Biotechnology CRICOS Code
050345ENutrition CRICOS Code 003887J
Bachelor of Pharmacy CRICOS Code 003920B
Bachelor of Psychology CRICOS Code 041070B
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program CRICOS Code 084057K,
NTIS Code 10479NAT | Duration: 2–3 trimesters | Intakes: Feb, Jul,
Oct* | Course Fee: $9680
OR
Tertiary Access Program CRICOS Code 072496G | Duration: 1
trimester | Intakes: Feb, Oct** | Course Fee: $4840
Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation Program CRICOS Code 084057K,
NTIS Code 10479NAT | Duration: 2–3 trimesters | Intakes: Feb, Jul,
Oct* | Course Fee: $9680
Dates 2015Trimester orSemester 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 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
Diplomas of Engineering, Health Sciences and Information
Technology.
February w/c 23 Feb 15 2 Mar 15 6–17 April & 8–12 June 15 26
Jun 15
July w/c 27 Jul 15 3 Aug 15 31 Aug–4 Sept, 5–9 Oct & 9–13
Nov 15 27 Nov 15
Dates 2016Trimester orSemester 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
Diplomas of Engineering, Health Sciences and Information
Technology.
February w/c 22 Feb 16 29 Feb 16 11–22 Apr & 6–10 Jun 16 27
Jun 16
July w/c 25 Jul 16 1 Aug 16 29 Aug–2 Sept & 3–7 Oct 16 25
Nov 16
*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.
*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
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Application process
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 ENROLMENTCurtin College Conditions of Enrolment
and Refund Policy can be viewed at:
curtincollege.edu.au/apply-today-curtin/enrolment-conditions-curtin
DEFERMENT, WITHDRAWAL, SUSPENSION AND CANCELLATION OF
ENROLMENTPlease 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
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.
FEE-HELPFEE-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 STUDENTSCurtin 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.
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
Title Family Name/ Surname
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.
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 NEEDSThe 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
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? Yes No
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 Feb June/July Oct
COURSE AT CURTIN UNIVERSITY
Please specify your chosen Bachelor Degree and stream at Curtin
University:
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Academic and Student Services
Chancellory.......................................................................Student
Central..................................................................Scholarships
and
Graduations................................................Human
Resources............................................................Future
Students /
START....................................................Housing
Services..............................................................
............................................................Student
Guild.....................................................................Centre
Link........................................................................Counselling
and Health Services............................................
....................................................Uni-Life................................................................................
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Retail & Commerce
STA
Travel.......................................................................Kirribilli
Catering..................................................................
....................................................UniCredit............................................................................Fringe
Benefits
Hairdresser...................................................Pharmacy
777....................................................................Printfuel
Supplies............................................................Curtin
Eye Gallery
Optometrist..........................................Copy and Print
Design Centre ..........................................The Spot
Newsagency.......................................................Guild
Second-hand Bookshop.............................................IT
Works................................................................................Curtin
Bookstore...............................................................
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106A106A106A106A106A106A106B106D106G106G200B
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L-10L-10K-11K-11K-11K-11K-11K-11K-11K-11K-11K-11N-10
Food & Drink
Common Ground
Cafe...........................................................The
Main
Cafe...................................................................Bookmark
Cafe....................................................................Simply
Delicious....................................................................Tavern
and
Bistro....................................................................Georges
Kebabs....................................................................Concept
Cafe....................................................................Aroma
Cafe.......................................................................Basement
Cafe....................................................................Vege
Patch
Cafe....................................................................Anagzi
Cafe........................................................................Aroma
Cafe.............................................................................
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L-10L-10M-12K-11K-11K-11K-11N-10O-12O-11I-12V-10
Lecture Theatres
Tim Winton Lecture
Theatre.............................................Davis Lecture
Theatre......................................................Watson
Lecture
Theatre..................................................Hollis
Lecture
Theatre........................................................Ken
Hall Lecture
Theatre...................................................Haydn
Williams Lecture Theatre.....................................
210213302307401403405
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O-11O-10N-14L-13L-12K-12J-13 Yes
Sports Facilities
Rugby
Club.........................................................................Curtin
Stadium.......................................................................Guild
Sports
Pavilion..........................................................Perth
Hockey
Stadium...................................................
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Galleries
John Curtin
Gallery.........................................................200ABldg.
Name Grid
N-9
Parks and Gardens
Alcoa
Court..................................................................................Atkinson
Forum............................................................................Edinburgh
Oval.............................................................................Henderson
Court..........................................................................Jack
Finney
Lake..........................................................................Mediterranean
Garden................................................................Sculpture
Garden........................................................................Speakers
Corner...........................................................................The
Forum....................................................................................
Garden Name Grid
N-10L-12K-7N-13N-6R-12J-12Q-11M-9
Technology Park
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CURTIN COLLEGE
205
Bentley campusENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Is English your first language? Yes No
If No, what is your main language spoken at home?
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.
WACE IELTS TOEFL CUTE GCE ‘O’ LEVEL ELACS/EALD
Other (please specify)
English proficiency test score or grade (if applicable)
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If YES to either of the above, please provide document evidence
(i.e. Birth Certiicate, Citizenship Certificate, Visa Label,
Passport)
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for international students, obtainable from Curtin College or at
www.curtincollege.edu.au
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Representative:
Curtin College
At Curtin University Tel: +61 8 9266 4888
GPO Box U1987 Fax: +61 8 9266 4889
Western Australia 6845 AUSTRALIA Email:
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Institution Attended
Country / State Year Enrolled
Year Completed 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
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PerthWestern Australia 6845
LOCATION ADDRESS: Building 205, Curtin Bentley Campus,Kent
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