Curtin University of Technology

Question 1

How many intakes does each course have per year?

Accepted Answer

Most courses at Curtin have intakes in Semester 1 and/or Semester 2. Intakes are typically in February for the beginning of semester 1, and July for the beginning of semester 2. However, not all courses will have intakes for both the semesters.

Question 2

What is the difference between a single and a double major?

Accepted Answer

A single major concentrates on one specialization, whilst a double major focuses on two specializations. A double major will allow a student to complete study in those two separate areas under the same award.

Question 3

What is the open day?

Accepted Answer

Curtin Open Day is one of the biggest events on the Curtin calendar and usually takes place on a Sunday. It provides a great opportunity for prospective students, their families, and friends to come to Curtin University to experience the innovative learning activities that the University offers.

Question 4

Does Curtin offer scholarships?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Curtin offers a range of scholarships to students. Scholarships are available for both commencing and current Curtin students.

Question 5

How much time will I have to allocate to studying?

Accepted Answer

Students can expect that for every 1 hour of class time, they will put in 1 hour of additional study. As a full-time student, you can expect up to 30 hours of work per week, but this can vary as there may be busier periods when the workload is very demanding and other times when the load is somewhat reduced

Question 6

What does Curtin University specialise in?

Accepted Answer

As per QS World University Rankings by Subject, Curtin University ranks #2 globally for Mineral and Mining Engineering, top 40 for Earth and Marine Sciences, and top 100 for Architecture, Engineering, Education and Sports related subjects.

Question 7

Is Curtin Medicine good?

Accepted Answer

The Bachelor in Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery courses at Curtin University are highly ranked globally. In fact, Curtin is a top ranking Australian University for skills development, learner’s engagement and teaching quality in the field of Medicine.

Question 8

Is Curtin a good University?

Accepted Answer

Curtin University ranks in the top 1% of the universities worldwide, making it one of the most prestigious universities  to attend as an international student. It offers some of the top-ranking courses along with internationally acclaimed degrees.

Question 9

Is Curtin or UWA better?

Accepted Answer

Curtin University in Perth is trending upwards, while the prestigious University of Western Australia has shown a downward trend in QS World University rankings. However, UWA still remains the only Australian University in the top 100 world universities.

Question 10

Does Curtin University accept international students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There are 600+ programs available for international students at Curtin University. This includes over 340 undergraduate programs, 170 postgraduate options, and 110 research degrees.

Course	Duration	Fee/Year
BSc in BSc Agricultural Science (Advanced)	48 Months	₹143,100
BSc in BSc Environmental Science (Advanced)	48 Months	₹143,100
BSc in BSc Coastal and Marine Science	48 Months	₹143,100
BSc in BSc Agriculture Science	48 Months	₹143,100
BA in BA Geography	36 Months	₹87,300
BSc in Agribusiness	36 Months	₹101,400
Certificate in Development Planning Graduate Certificate	6 Months	₹15,000
Graduate Diploma in Environment And Climate Emergency	12 Months	₹29,000
MSc in Environment And Climate Emergency	24 Months	₹58,000
Graduate Certificate in Environment And Climate Emergency	6 Months	₹14,500

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