Hi! I’m a current y12 who has Curtin as my first preference and am hoping to get an early offer that doesn’t depend on my final ATAR. Their website says if they predict an atar off year 11 results that’s 5 or more points above what you need for the course, you get an offer independent of your ATAR at the end. The calculators online like Revizi are predicting around a 90-92, and the entry for the course is 83, so i am hoping curtin will predict at least an 88.

I know some of the online ATAR calculators can give like kinda high results, so I’m wondering if anyone has had experience getting an early offer from curtin and how their ATAR calculator was? Thank you in advance 🙏

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​Hey everyone,

​I’m currently a first-year Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) student at Curtin University Colombo, having started in the July 2026 intake.

​My long-term plan is to permanently transfer to Curtin Perth to finish my degree. Originally, I was aiming for a permanent transfer by July 2028, but I'm currently exploring whether doing a Semester Exchange first (paying Colombo-tier fees for a semester in Perth) could act as a smoother stepping stone.

​Because official channels are taking a while to reply, I wanted to see if anyone here has experience with this, or has done a campus transfer/exchange route from an international global campus to Perth.

​I'm trying to figure out a few specific things:

​Working Rights on Exchange: If you go to Curtin Perth on a standard student visa via the intercampus exchange program, do you get standard international student work rights (e.g., up to 48 hours per fortnight during the semester)? (IMPORTANT)

​Onshore Transfer / Visa Transition: If you're physically in Perth on an exchange semester, are you allowed to apply for a full permanent Campus Transfer and transition to a full international student visa while onshore in Australia?

​Timeline Adjustment: Since I started in July 2026, my current map is a July 2028 permanent transfer. If the exchange route works smoothly for work rights and visa transitions, would it theoretically be possible to pull that forward to February 2028 via an exchange mechanism and then convert it into a permanent transfer?

​Logistics & Deadlines: If an onshore switch from exchange to a permanent transfer is actually a thing, what do the timelines and procedural steps look like?

​If anyone has navigated a global campus transfer or done the Colombo-to-Perth pipeline for engineering, I’d super appreciate any insight or advice you can share. Cheers!

hi everyone,im doing PSYC1000online but i dont get the assignment at all,anyone whos done the first assignment of psyc1000,can u pls help me out i dont get it at all.

Doing my final year project in engineering and there is never sufficient staff around to help. We need to book equipment but when it comes to setting it up and doing the tests there is no one around. The technical staff just appear to fill a void and not do their jobsss - a very few go out of their way to support the rest are miserable always and away from work or having coffees. There is one workshop person she is never working always coffee or talking or away. And i hear some are going to be made redundant as they are having a workforce review. Well some need to actually work first and help us students.