Who is Curtin College for?
✓ Looking to study at Curtin University?
✓ But you don’t meet the entry requirements?
Study a higher education diploma on-campus at Curtin, it’s the same as the first year of a Curtin University degree.
Get the grades, and get direct entry into Year 2 of your Curtin University bachelor degree.
On campus. On track.
I want to gain a degree in:
Tell us which Curtin University degree you are interested in, and we will get you on track by matching you with the right diploma course.
Popular searches: Business Administration Business Information Technology Professional Writing Urban & Regional Planning Anthropology & Sociology Photography & Illustration Design Accounting Laboratory Medicine Event Management Advertising Human Resource Management Chemical Engineering (Oil & Gas)
We can get you in, with our diploma courses in:
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Business & Commerce
Curtin Business School (CBS) is one of the most comprehensive business schools in Australia.
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Engineering
Curtin Engineering offers you an industry connected education experience that is uniquely placed to help provide solutions to the challenges faced by the global community.
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Health Sciences
Gain entry into a vast range of disciplines within the Faculty of Health Sciences.
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Architecture & Construction
For creative people with an interest in improving living conditions, urban developments, construction and environmentally friendly design.
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Communications, Design & Arts
The Faculty of Humanities is comprised of four schools. Each school has multiple departments which specialise in a wide array of degrees.
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Computer Science & IT
Get the skills and knowledge you need for a successful career in the rapidly evolving information and communications technology industry.
Why Curtin College?
Is Curtin College the right pathway for you? Watch the video or find out more below.
Who is Curtin College for?
Curtin College is for students who:
- wish to attain a Curtin University Bachelor Degree,
- do not meet Curtin’s minimum entry requirements,
- complete Year 12 but do not obtain an ATAR (or equivalent), or
- are of mature age and need an alternative pathway to university.
How Does it Work?
