High school student resources
What are you thinking?
“I’m not sure what I want to study”
Use the resources below to help you explore your interests and find out which courses complement your abilities and future goals.
“I’m ready to apply”
You know exactly what you want to study and Curtin’s where you want to do it. If you’re ready to study with us, follow these steps to apply.
Exam tips and tools
Study tips
Building a consistent study routine that works for you is one of the biggest keys to success in both high school and university.
Exam tools
Tips and tools to help you ace your exams.
Subject support
Subject specific resources to help you better grasp concepts and produce stronger assignments.
Outreach events
Attend a number of outreach events and camps for high school students to get a sample of different industries and courses.
Scholarships and finance
We offer a range of scholarships to help students achieve their best at uni. Some scholarships are offered for academic achievement, while others are designed to make university possible for students who face financial hardship.
We also offer advice on how to manage your finances and stay on top of university costs.
Have questions? We’ve got answers
Read some of the most common questions high school students ask about university.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, try our FAQs, uni words glossary or contact our Future Students team.
Before you start uni
Useful links
- Join a student club
- LGBTIQ+ student support
- Indigenous student support
- Disability & accessibility support
- Follow Curtin University on Instagram
- Follow Curtin University on TikTok
- ATAR profile
- Undergraduate study
- Application deadlines
- Pathways
- Study areas
- Fees and financial assistance
- Information for parents

What’s happening at Curtin

Tomorrow’s teachers chalk up success at annual awards ceremony
The brightest teachers of tomorrow have been recognised for their academic excellence, professional standards and quality research at Curtin University’s annual School of Education awards…

Commercialisation success as Curtin mining innovation goes global
A Curtin University-developed technology that enhances the gold extraction process has been recognised for its game-changing potential, making it to the global market.

Lotterywest support paves reconciliation pathway for Nyungar artworks
Curtin University’s new permanent home for historic artworks created by Nyungar children of the Stolen Generations has taken a major step forward with $1.76 million in Lotterywest funding.

Study tests link between common blood pressure pills and breast cancer
Curtin University researchers will examine if the long-term use of a popular blood pressure medication increased the risk of breast cancer in almost 200,000 women as part of a new project.

Year 9 and 10 Parent Information Evening
If your child is in year 9 or 10 and starting to think about university, don’t miss this event.

Year 11 and 12 Parent Information Evening
If your child is in year 11 or 12 and considering university, don’t miss this event.

Curtin Open Week
Whether you’re looking to take the next step in your study or change your career path – you can join us at Curtin Open Week to explore where undergraduate and postgraduate study can take you.

Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Children | Profs. Jane Valentine and Catherine Elliot
Early intervention is critical to treating neurodevelopmental disorders, like cerebral palsy. But just how early can we diagnose them?

Sustainable Resources | Prof. Michael Hitch
How will our resource use and mining operations change as we move towards a sustainable, decarbonised future?

Waste-free Construction
The construction industry is a leading contributor to landfill. Is a circular economy the solution to reducing this waste?

Vaccine Equity
Many people around the world can’t access the COVID-19 vaccine. What impact could this have on the global spread of the virus?