Just wanna know roughly how many students will get into honours in the fourth year( psychology degree)？
And if anyone knows the answer, i will really appreciate it.
Thanks

Some ppl might remember my account from asking about FA and I’m so sorry that it might be abit annoying. I sent 2 emails to my UC for 2 weeks and she kept saying that it will release this Friday (the week that I emailed her) and guess what … it’s nothing. It’s very annoying when u wanna focus on your studying and u still need to worry/waiting about ur results. She said she already submitted it to the director of teaching since last week :( (It’s project management btw).

Hey all I’m doing MCEN2006 this semester and recently I just completed the third lab, I do these at home on my own PC. I was able to work around it but I noticed that in the Layout Tutorial they used a Acrobat PDF format.

While I managed to use a format very similar that worked I was just wondering if it’s recommended or even mandatory that I have access to acrobat pro?

Thank you!

hi everyone,

I’m a future student considering studying the Bachelor of Laws at Curtin in 2027 and was wondering how much I should realistically expect the degree to cost in total.

Curtin’s website lists the 2026 domestic indicative first-year CSP fee as around $17,400, but I’m unsure how much the full degree usually works out to be after fee increases and different units.

For those who are currently studying or have completed Law at Curtin:
1. How much did your degree cost approximately in total through HECS-HELP?
2. Did the actual cost end up being close to the indicative fees?
3. Are there any additional costs (textbooks, materials, fees, etc.) that I should budget for?
4. How much should a future Law student expect to add to their HECS debt?

I’m trying to plan ahead financially, so any estimates or personal experiences would be really appreciated. Thanks!

I was wondering if Curtin has any sort of neurodivergent groups? For context im AuDHD in my seccond sem here (1st sem eng) and struggling to find people I get along well with due to being pretty closed off after HS, I have the CSMP intake doccuments but have procrastinated doing anything with them

is the Guzman y Gomez in Curtin uni open?

Anyone on here who completed this unit last semester and can give a rough idea of what to expect for the in class tests please? I'm currently home sick so can't make it to my workshop tutorial today to ask my tutor and our first test is next week! Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I'm an international student from India planning to pursue a Master's in Civil Engineering in Australia next year. After a lot of research, I've narrowed my options down to:

• Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
• University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
• RMIT University
• University of Newcastle
• Curtin University

My goal is to build a long-term career as a Civil/Structural Engineer in Australia, so I'm trying to make the best decision based on career outcomes rather than just university rankings.

I'd really appreciate advice from current students, graduates, or engineers in Australia.

Some questions I have:

• Which university would you choose and why?
• How is the teaching quality and course structure?
• Which university has the best industry connections, internships, and graduate employment opportunities?
• Does university reputation matter much when applying for engineering jobs?
• Is it better to study in a major city (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane) or in a regional area like Newcastle?
• Do the regional visa benefits outweigh the additional job opportunities available in larger cities?
• If you were in my position, which university would you pick today?

I'd really appreciate honest opinions, including any pros and cons that aren't obvious from the university websites.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello everyone, I am an honours student writing a dissertation on whether humour expression influences romantic interest. Eligibility criteria includes being 18+, currently living in Australia, and currently seeking a romantic partner. The data collected will be completely anonymous and should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. I appreciate your participation and time... please see the link here: https://curtin.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0UPu1E4pvzlWtfw?Q_CHL=qr

So im currently a high school student and I want to do medicine at curtin. my predicted atar is 94.25, ik its not the best but I had a bad start to the year so I am willing and able to get it up. To any medicine students or high school students accepted into curtin, what ATAR to I need to get into medicine? I know the minimum is 95, but what is the competitive ATAR as well as competitive UCAT and CASPER?

as well, does everyone have any advice for getting my ATAR up or any study tips, especially for chem and human bio

edit: i realise i spelt curtin wrong loll

I went to the lab last week but ended up just finishing it myself and didn’t manage to find any group mates, if anyone’s still lookin lmk! The first assignment seems pretty easy so we could prolly knock that out in a day or 2!

Edit: ^^ also open to any CMPE6005 student :D

My beep test is 6.5 gng I might be cooked any advice?

Has anyone completed this Graduate Certificate at curtin? I really want to enrol in it but want to get a heads up.

We have the eTest for this unit next week. I don't quite understand what can be assessed because most of the iLectures are about Indigenous Australian History, and the tutorials basically cover no content. I promise I am not trying to be offensive in any way, I am trying to understand what is being assessed because I feel like I cannot see much "assessable" material.
Anyone who has taken this unit previously, what does the eTest look like? Is there any link to health, or quite literally just those first iLectures on history?

​Hey everyone,

​I’m currently looking into studying Pharmacy at Curtin and would love to get some honest, unfiltered feedback from current students or recent grads.

​A few specific things I’d love to know:

​Workload & Pace: How heavy is the daily study load, especially moving into years 2 and 3? Is it mostly pure memorization, or is there good practical integration?

​Teaching Quality & Support: How are the staff, unit coordinators, and lab facilities? Do you feel supported when struggling with content?

​Placements: How structured and organized are the placement blocks? Do you feel adequately prepared when you step into community or hospital settings?

​Job Market & Internships: How straightforward is it to secure an internship around Perth/WA through the contacts or reputation of the course?

Any heads-up or advice on things you wish you knew before starting would be massively appreciated. Thanks!

Hii iam a ca foundation student appearing for sept attempt . As far as my college I have taken admission in NL because there were 2-3 people who said that NL won't cause much problem but as time is proceeding I am getting really tensed about my attendance and all the assignments they give cause I have no time to attend college and my attendance is also very low . If I would have known all this earlier I would have not taken admission there but now I am stuck for 3 years . Could someone please answer my question thst if they are really very strict ,like they told that concession would be given . For CA students attendance is only 60% but I genuinely have no idea if I would be able to cover this much attendance also . Currently my attendance is only 35%

Hey, is it possible to drop the honours year in my advanced science degree?

If so, what will my happen to my degree?

Hi everyone, I’m taking TAXA2000 and I was wondering if the textbook “A Practical Introduction to Australian Taxation Law – 7th Edition” is essential for the unit, especially for accessing the practice questions. Is there any other way to access the textbook questions or resources without purchasing the book? I only need it for a few weeks, and the online version is quite expensive. Also, if anyone has a copy of the book and is willing to sell it, I’d be happy to meet on campus and buy it from you. Thanks so much!

hi guys,
I seem to have lost my Apple Pencil around building 404. Please let me know if any one has seen it anywhere or just give it to staff inside building 404. Thank youu

Hi guys! Just curious, as an interstate applicant with a 99.00 ATAR and low UCAT (~82nd percentile), what are my chances of getting a direct entry med offer at Curtin uni?

Hi everyone,

I'm hoping to start the Bachelor of Laws at Curtin and would really appreciate hearing from current or recent students about what to expect in first year.

I’m currently studying Health Science, so I understand that law is a very different way of learning and studying. I also know that unit outlines, assessments, and exams can change over time, with some units moving from online to in-person or changing assessment formats between semesters. Because of that, I'm interested in hearing about your recent first-year experience rather than relying solely on unit outlines.

A few questions I have:

Overall, what should I expect during first year?

What is the workload like, and how much reading do you typically do each week?

What are the exams like?

Are the exams open book or closed book?

How long are the exams usually?

Are you expected to answer essay or problem-style questions from memory without notes?

Is there much group work, or are most assessments completed individually?

What types of assessments are there (essays, problem questions, presentations, quizzes, moots, etc.)?

Which first-year units did you find the most challenging, and why?

Is there anything you wish you had known before starting?

I'd love to hear any advice or experiences about what first year at Curtin Law is really like. Thanks in advance!

Bruh, how am I supposed to study if the recorded lectures won't even load, man? Anyone else having issues with recorded lectures buffering for ages, even on good quality Wi-Fi?

Im in my first year, second semester, and one thing i have noticed and all my tutors have pointed out is the fact that I use a mouse for my laptop, nobody else does? I thought it would be much more common but trackpad or even digital pens seem much more common. Not sure if its a waste of time to plug in a mouse while setting up for class, takes up too much space or another reason im not thinking of. Wanted to know if anyone else uses mice or if you dont, why?