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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people wishing to study at Curtin can follow a number of different pathways to gain entry. These look at both your educational background and your work/employment history.

You can enter through pathways such as:

• Successful completion of the Aboriginal Bridging Course or the Indigenous Tertiary Access Course at Curtin's Centre for Aboriginal Studies (or an equivalent course at another institution).
• Meeting necessary Tertiary Entrance Examination aggregates for your course.
• The Indigenous Students Admissions Procedure (ISAP) which includes Direct Entry into degree courses as well as Bridging.
• Previous enrolment in a tertiary program at Curtin or another tertiary institution.

Visit the Centre for Aboriginal Studies for more information.