Support

Curtin's support services are designed to meet the needs of all students. Advice, support and practical assistance are on hand and on-campus to help with your studies and other issues.

See the following for more information:

University Life: As part of the Curtin community, you can access a range of services and participate in activities that can help you get the most out of life on campus, both now and in the future. The University Life web page is a link that can take you directly to all the support services provided by Curtin. If you are not sure which service you might need, the University Life web page provides a unique Service Finder to help you track down what you want.
Campus & Community Life
Curtin Career Centre: Provides advice about potential careers, links with employers through careers fairs, on-campus talks and various career and work preparation training courses.
Counselling Service: An educational support unit that helps students get the most from their time at Curtin. Its goal is to help students become competent and resourceful graduates both academically and personally.
Disability Services: Curtin is committed to ensuring tertiary education is accessible to all the University and provides assistance with physical access and parking, campus tours of accessible routes, wheelchair storage and recharging facilities, and accessible rest rooms and toilets.
Ethics, Equity & Social Justice: Curtin's commitment to ethics, equity and social justice is embedded in its Mission and Values.
First Year Experience: The First Year Experience Coordinator aims to connect you with your course, your teaching staff and other new students.
Grievance Resolution: Any member of the Curtin community can expect to have their grievance dealt with in line with the Grievance Resolution protocol. It applies equally to all current students and all staff.
Health Services: Offers a wide range of professional medical services including immunisation, medical examinations, fitness assessments, nutritional and lifestyle advice, treatment of injuries, shared ante natal care, emergencies and specialist referrals. A nurse is in attendance during all TL Robertson Library opening hours.
Multi-faith Support: This service is freely available to students and staff as part of life here at Curtin.
Orientation (O-Week): O-Week will help you find your way around campus, put you in touch with people from all over the world, and provide an introduction to your course, the staff in the School and all the services available to you.
Postgraduate Students' Association (CUPSA): CUPSA's main objective is to provide support and to promote postgraduate students' interests within the University.
Scholarships: Curtin has a variety of scholarships available to students at every level of study.
Student Guild : Curtin Student Guild plays a vital role in the student community by representing and promoting the common interests of its members.