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IN THIS GUIDE Welcome to Curtin 1Your career starts now with Curtin 2Perth, the place to study 4Cost of living 6Accommodation options 7Our campus facilities 8Student support 9

On-campus pathway 10Business and Commerce 11Health Science 12Engineering 14Architecture and Built Environment 15Computer Science and IT 16Design, Arts and Communications 17

Entry requirements 18Kick-start your career with an internship 20How to apply 21

COURSE CONTENTDiploma (Stage 2) is equivalent to Year 1 at Curtin University, allowing you direct entry to the second year of your bachelor degree at Curtin University upon completion. Curtin College diploma programs follow a trimester or semester system as shown below.

TRIMESTER 1, 2021 DIPLOMA (STAGE 1) COMMERCE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT, ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, ENGINEERING, HEALTH SCIENCES AND ITDIPLOMA (STAGE 2) COMMERCE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT, ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, ENGINEERING AND IT

TRIMESTER 2, 2021DIPLOMA (STAGE 1) AND DIPLOMA (STAGE 2) COMMERCE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT, ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, ENGINEERING AND IT

TRIMESTER 3, 2021DIPLOMA (STAGE 1) AND DIPLOMA (STAGE 2) COMMERCE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT, ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, ENGINEERING AND IT

Orientation 17 February 23 June 13 October

Classes Start 22 February 28 June 18 October

Classes End 21 May 17 September 21 January 2022

Exam Period 31 May - 4 June 27 September – 1 October 24 – 28 January 2022

SEMESTER 1, 2021 DIPLOMA (STAGE 2)HEALTH SCIENCES

SEMESTER 2, 2021 DIPLOMA (STAGE 2)HEALTH SCIENCES

Orientation 22 February 19 July

Classes Start 1 March 26 July

Classes End 28 May 22 October

Exam Period 7 – 18 June 1 – 12 November

INDIGENOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTCurtin College would like to pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members of our community by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which the Perth Campus is located, the Whadjuk people of the Nyungar Nation.

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Welcome to Curtin | 1

WELCOME TO CURTIN

Curtin University is globally recognised for its strong connections with industry, high-impact research and wide range of innovative courses.

When choosing Curtin, you will be immersed in technology-rich environments inspired by innovation, creativity and high-impact research. You’ll build life skills, join a truly international community and become part of a forward-thinking culture committed to sharing innovative ideas.

With campuses in Western Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Dubai and Mauritius you will have exposure to international environments and world-wide thinking.

GAIN REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCEAt Curtin you will put into practice what you learnt in the classroom. Integrated learning programs will allow you to gain ‘real world experience’ and cope with the demands of the workplace. Activities can include work placements, overseas fieldtrips, industry projects for real clients, site visits, study tours or laboratory practices

ACCESS CUTTING EDGE FACILITIESCurtin University facilities are designed to enhance your student learning experience through innovative teaching spaces. These facilities are equipped with the same technology and resources you will be using in the workplace after graduation.

BROADEN YOUR SKILL SETThere are some skills you cannot learn in the classroom, so Curtin provides you with free leadership and volunteering programs to help you build interpersonal skills, boost your confidence and get involved into the community.

JOIN AN INTERNATIONAL FAMILYAt Curtin you will put into practice what you learnt in the classroom. Integrated learning programs will allow you to gain ‘real world experience’ and cope with the demands of the workplace. Activities can include work placements, overseas fieldtrips, industry projects for real clients, site visits, study tours or laboratory practices.

Ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide

(Academic Ranking of World Universities 2020)

Curtin’s Nursing course is ranked 11th in Australia

(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020)

In the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering


(University Ranking by Academic Performance (URAP 2020)

Top 100 universities in the world for the subject

of Architecture and Built Environment


Awarded 5 stars for Teaching Quality, Starting Salary,

Learning Resources, Learner Engagement and Overall

Experience

(Good Universities Guide 2021)

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2 | Your career starts here with Curtin College

Your career starts here with Curtin College | 3

STARTS HERE

WIT

H CURTIN COLLEGE

YOUR

CAREER

Support

•• Student mentors •• Academic drop-in sessions •• Academic peers •• Online study kiosk •• Student counsellor •• ALEP - Academic Language

Enrichment ProgramFast-track your studies to graduate sooner

Over 10,000 students have graduated from Curtin College and progressed into second year of their chosen bachelor’s degree

Thrive in the minds of a culturally diverse environment

Enjoy the benefits of small size classes

Student support services to attain academic success

You will be right in the heart of Curtin’s main campus in Perth

4 | Perth, the place to study!

Located on the coast of Western Australia and surrounded with beautiful beaches, Perth is a multicultural city offering world-class education, a Mediterranean climate, clean and safe environment and friendly residents.

TRANSPORTThere are two main types of public transport in Perth: the bus and train. All buses within the Perth, Fremantle and Joondalup city zones are free for everyone. As an international student, you are eligible for concession fees and you will receive 40% discount on all rides.

EXPLORE THE CULTURAL CENTREPerth’s Cultural Centre is conveniently located in Northbridge where you can visit the Art Gallery of WA, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and the WA Museum. This vibrant city is home to many arts and cultural attractions and hosts numerous festivals and events.

DISCOVER FREMANTLEIf you head off to the port city of Fremantle you can explore the local markets, the heritage buildings and learn about WA history.

VISIT ROTTNEST ISLANDRottnest Island is just a 40-minute ferry ride from Perth and is a must to visit. Hire a bicycle and explore the island with its breathtaking beaches. Before leaving, do not forget to take a selfie with a quokka.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIESVisit Kings Park, which is larger than Central Park in New York, and enjoy the view of the beautiful Perth city. Kings Park has over 3000 native species of WA’s unique flora and is the perfect spot to have a stroll or a picnic with friends.

WILD LIFEHead to Caversham Park to discover Australia’s wildlife and pat a koala, hold a wombat, feed a kangaroo or pony. This is your opportunity for a close-up encounter with some Australian icons.

PERTH, THE PLACE TO STUDY!

Average temperature: 8°C - 30°C

(en.climate-data.org)

Population: 2.14 million

(www.population.net.au)

Sunniest capital in Australia with 265 days of sunlight

(www.currentresults.com)

Culturally diverse population: 32.2% of Perth residents were

born overseas

(www.omi.wa.gov.au)

One stop to Asia

(www.international.curtin.edu.au)

Perth, the place to study! | 5

Lucky Bay, WAScarborough Beach

The Bell Tower is overlooking the beautiful Swan River and right at Elizabeth Quay

Rottnest Island is just a 40-minute ferry ride from Perth.

Take a selfie with a quokka at Rottnest Island

PERTH WEATHER Perth has a Mediterranean climate

High / Low (°C)Summer (December – February) 30 ̊ 17.5 ̊Autumn (March – May) 26 ̊ 13.7 ̊ Winter (June – August) 19 ̊ 8 ̊ Spring (September – November) 23 ̊ 11.7 ̊source: australia.com

PERTH TIMEZONE

Perth

GMT+8

Perth is filled with many natural outdoor activities.

Perth is a multicultural city with people from diverse backgrounds.

Experience Australian culture and try fish and chips.

6 | Cost of Living

COST OF LIVING

PERTH IS AN AFFORDABLE AND FRIENDLY PLACE TO STUDY. With high living standards, Perth ranked second most liveable city in Australia.

soperth.com.au/perth-ranked-second-most-liveable-city-in-australia-26691

RENT (per week)On-Campus $173 - $400Off-Campus $150 - $350Homestay $235 - $325

PUBLIC TRANSPORTApproximately $20 per week, depending where you live

UTILITIES (per month)On-Campus IncludedOff-Campus $35 - $140Homestay Included

ENTERTAINMENTApprox $80-150 per week

INTERNET (per month)On-Campus IncludedOff-Campus $20 - $55 Homestay Included

FOOD AND GROCERIESOn-Campus $80 - $280Off-Campus $80 - $280Homestay included or $80 per week

Accommodation options | 7

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

There are several options for you to stay on-campus or off-campus. It all depends on the type of lifestyle you want to have. Maybe you want to stay with friends or with an Australian homestay family for a full cultural experience right from the start.

ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATIONLiving on campus is a great opportunity to make new friends, focus on your studies and access a range of support services. On-campus accommodation rooms are fully furnished and have many recreational activities for you to socialise. All utilities are included and you will have free parking plus free gym membership at the Curtin Stadium.

curtincollege.edu.au/student-life/international-students/accommodation/

OFF-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATIONLiving off-campus and sharing a house or apartment with other students is the most popular off-campus accommodation. You would have the option to rent a furnished or unfurnished room but there are some other extra costs you should consider such as utilities, internet, washing, parking etc.

ACCOMMODATION TIPSWe recommend you organise temporary accommodation for 2 to 4 weeks prior to arriving Perth, as it is very important to inspect the house and meet the people you may live with before you move in.

You can find temporary accommodation on the following websites:• airbnb.com • Flatmates.com.au/Perth

HOMESTAYLiving with a homestay family is a great way to immerse yourself into the Australian culture, meet local people and improve your English language skills. Each homestay offers self-catered options with or without meals to meet your requirements.

curtincollege.edu.au/student-life/international-students/accommodation/

THE BOULEVARD AND CAMPUS PERTHThese two off-campus accommodations are located right in the heart of the city and 20 minutes away from the Curtin University campus. The rooms have been designed exclusively for students to enhance your student experience. • thestudenthousingcompany.com.au• campusperth.com

8 | Our campus facilities

As a Curtin College student, you will have access to the University’s first class facilities and there are plenty of spaces with different features for you to explore. Spend a day on the bean bags, lay down at the hammock hotel or simply study at the library in an open and friendly environment.

CURTIN COLLEGE FACILITIES• Modern classrooms and study areas• Computer labs• Student kitchen• Student common room

CURTIN UNIVERSITY FACILITIES• Curtin Stadium• TL Robertson Library• Multifaith prayer and meditation room• Retail outlets• Cafes, restaurants and food trucks• Banking facilities• Medical centre • Curtin Tavern• Childcare centre • Curtin student clubs Please note: ‘ancillary fees’ may apply

OUR CAMPUS FACILITIES

Student support | 9

STUDENT SUPPORT

There is a variety of student support programs to assist you to attain academic success and transition into your new student life.

STUDENTS MENTORSStudent mentors share their experiences to help you overcome any challenges you may face as a new student. Mentors organise social activities for you to meet new people, discuss student matters and make the most of the Curtin experience.

ACADEMIC DROP IN SESSIONSAcademic drop in sessions are scheduled every week and last for 2 hours. This provides you the opportunity to access one-on-one help without making an appointment. You receive individual assistance with the preparation of assignments, referencing, language skills and general study skills.

ACADEMIC PEERSAcademic peers are high achieving students who wish to assist you with your studies. This is a great way to get to know other students and learn from their experience. A list of academic peers for each unit can be found within Moodle.

ONLINE STUDY KIOSKThe Curtin College student portal contains important information relevant to your studies. It includes unit outlines, course notes, student handbook, timetable enrolment and fee information. The study kiosk provides you with learning support and wellbeing resources.

STUDENT COUNSELLOROur student counsellor provides confidential help and support on an individual level. This is a free service available to all students.

ALEP – ACADEMIC LANGUAGE ENRICHMENT PROGRAMIf English is your second language, we provide free English language classes to help you expand your vocabulary.

FREE AIRPORT PICK UP SERVICESWhen you arrive in Perth for the first time, you are eligible for the free airport pick up service. Please email [email protected] to enquire about your airport pickup.

SAFE CAMPUSCurtin University campus offers 24/7 safety services and systems to keep you safe. Download the safezone security app and enjoy free security services such as security escorts, courtesy rides and mechanical assistance.

ORIENTATION AND ARRIVALOrientation provides you with information and advice relating to your studies. It is an opportunity to make new friends, meet your lectures and get to know the campus. You will also be introduced to our student mentors who will help you navigate any challenges you may face as a new student.

10 | On-campus pathway

ON-CAMPUS PATHWAY

Curtin College Diploma programs pathway into Year 2 of selected bachelor degrees at Curtin University. With a flexible trimester system and a supportive learning environment, Curtin College is your only on-campus pathway to a Curtin degree.

ACCREDITATIONCurtin College is a registered higher education provider and is accredited by Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).

Qualifications in Australian education and training are regulated by the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

HIGHSCHOOL

CURTINCOLLEGE

CURTINUNIVERSITY

Year 12(or equivalent)

Diploma(Stage 2)

Year 1(Degree)

Year 2(Degree)

Year 3(Degree)

Diploma(Stage 1)

Year 11(or equivalent)

CURTIN COLLEGE DIPLOMA ADVANTAGES:

DID NOT MEET ENTRY TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY?

You will be eligible to fast-track the course and complete it within 8 to 12 months depending on the course of study

You will have access to a variety of support services at no extra cost

You will study on-campus at Curtin University and experience university life from the start

On successful completion of the Diploma (Stage 2) you will receive a higher education award

The Diploma (Stage 2) is equivalent to first year of selected bachelor degrees at Curtin University

You will enjoy the benefits of small class sizes and will learn in a supportive learning environment

Architecture and Construction

Computer Science and IT

Design, Arts and Communications

Business and Commerce

Engineering Health Sciences

CURTIN COLLEGE PATHWAY PROGRAMS

Business and commerce | 11

Designed to prepare you for the global business environment.

The Diploma of Commerce pathway leads into the Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Administration at Curtin University. Throughout the course, you will be immersed in the core fundamentals of business and commerce with various majors to choose from.

DIPLOMA OF COMMERCEBachelor of Commerce

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Commerce Majors• Accounting• Advertising • Business Information Systems • Business Information Technology • Business Law • Economics • Entrepreneurship• Event Management

• Finance • Human Resource Management • International Business • Logistics and Supply Chain • Management • Management • Marketing • Tourism and Hospitality * Please note that for some of the double major,

minor & specialisations you may need to do additional units and your study plan may extend. The units offerings, elective choice, major options and requirements may be subject to change. The student should check at the time of elective enrolment whether any later information is available.

DIPLOMA (STAGE 1)Units• Academic Communication Skills • Academic Research and Writing • Accounting • Economics • Information and Media Technologies • Management • Marketing • 1x elective

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2)Core Units• Business Law• Communication in Business • Discovering Marketing• Fundamentals of Management• Introduction to Accounting• Introduction to Business

Information Systems• Introductory Economics

Major related units (electives):• Consumer Behaviour • Introduction to Finance Principles

WHERE THIS CAN TAKE YOU

CAREERS INCLUDEAccountant | advertising account executive | business manager | business systems analyst | economist | financial dealer and broker | marketing officer | management consultant | tourist information officer

ANNUAL SALARY AVERAGE (AUD)†

• $86,320 (Accountant) • $130,988 (Supply, distribution and

procurement manager) • $118,872 (Finance manager) • $118,248 (ICT Business and Systems

Analysts)

BUSINESS AND COMMERCEcurtincollege.edu.au/courses/business-commerce

Curtin Business School is recognised as an

elite business school through its accreditation

by AACSB

† joboutlook.gov.au * Indicative fee per year, refer to curtin.edu.au

CRICOS Code 087940C

CURTIN COLLEGE DIPLOMA (STAGE 1) DIPLOMA (STAGE 2)

PROGRAM MAJORTOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

TOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

Commerce 8 –12 months Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 8 –12 months Feb, Jun, Oct $16,200 $29,500

PROGRESSION TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF COMMERCE / BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

PROGRAM MAJORTOTAL DURATION STARTING MONTH FEES INTERNATIONAL

Commerce Accounting / Advertising / Business Information Systems / Business Information Technology / Business Law/Economics / Entrepreneurship / Event Management / Finance / Human Resource Management / International Business / Logistics and Supply Chain Management / Management / Marketing / Tourism and Hospitality

2 years Feb, Jul $29,800*

Business Administration

Administration / BBA Management 2 years Feb, Jul $29,800*

12 | Health Science

STAGE 1 COURSEDIPLOMA (STAGE 1): Core Units• Academic Communication Skills• Academic Research and Writing• Chemistry• Essential Mathematics• Human Biology• Information and Media Technologies• 2 x elective units

STAGE 2 COURSESDIPLOMA (STAGE 2): EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCECore Units• Evidence Informed Health Practice• Exercise Science for Health• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Functional Anatomy• Human Physiology for Exercise Science• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Cultures & Health Behaviours• Introduction to Psychology

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): HEALTH SCIENCESCore Units• Foundations of Biostatistics

and Epidemiology• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Human Structure & Function

• Indigenous Cultures and Health Behaviours• Introduction to Psychology• Introduction Public Health• 2 x elective units

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): HUMAN BIOMEDICINE, MOLECULAR GENETICS AND PHARMACOLOGY◊

Core Units • Evidence Informed Health Practice• Foundations of Biomedical Sciences• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Culture & Health Behaviours• Integrated Systems, Anatomy

& Physiology• Introduction to Biological Chemistry• Introduction to Chemistry• Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): LABORATORY MEDICINE Core Units• Foundations of Biostatistics and

Epidemiology• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Foundations of Biomedical Sciences• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Cultures & Health Behaviours• Integrated Systems Anatomy

& Physiology• Introduction to Biological Chemistry• Introduction to Chemistry

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): NURSING Core Units• Evidence Informed Health Practice• Foundations for Professional Health• Foundations of Nursing Practice**• Fundamentals of Nursing Practice**• Human Structure & Function• Imagining Health in Social &

Cultural Contexts• Indigenous Cultures & Health Behaviours• Integrated Systems, Anatomy

& Physiology

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE Core Units• Biological Chemistry• Food & Nutrition Principles• Integrated Systems Anatomy

and Physiology• Foundations of Biostatistics


Health Practice• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Cultures and

Health Behaviours• Reactivity and Function in Chemistry

HEALTH SCIENCEcurtincollege.edu.au/courses/health-sciences

CRICOS Code 087942A

The Faculty of Health Sciences offers internationally and nationally valued degrees providing a strong foundation to many different career options.

The Diploma of Health Sciences provides pathways into a wide array of courses.

DIPLOMA OF HEALTH SCIENCE

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)‡

Bachelor of Psychology

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Biomedical Science• Human Biomedicine • Molecular Genetics• Pharmacology

Bachelor of Science Disciplines:• Exercise & Sport Science‡^ • Health Sciences • Laboratory Medicine • Nursing‡

• Nutrition and Food Science • Occupational Therapy (Honours)‡^ • Physiotherapy‡^

Health Science | 13

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYCore Units• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Indigenous Cultures and

Health Behaviours• Evidence Informed Health Practice• Human Structure & Function• Concepts in Occupational

Therapy Practice• Applied Anatomy• Introduction to Occupational Therapy• Introduction to Psychology

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): PHARMACYCore Units• Biological Chemistry• Foundations of Biochemistry• Foundations of Biostatistics


Health Practice• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Cultures & Health Behaviours• Introduction to Pathophysiology• Pharmaceutical Chemistry

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): PHYSIOTHERAPYCore Units• Evidence Informed Health Practice• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Cultures and

Health Behaviours• Functional Anatomy• Introduction to Clinical Anatomy &

Physiotherapy Practice• Foundations of Pathophysiology• Introductory Physiotherapy Practice

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): PSYCHOLOGYCore Units• Brain & Behaviour• Evidence Informed Health Practice• Foundations for Professional

Health Practice• Foundations of Psychology• Human Structure & Function• Indigenous Cultures & Health Behaviours• Introduction to Psychology• Science & Professional Practice

in Psychology


CAREERS INCLUDEBiomedical scientist | biotechnologist | clinical biochemist clinical molecular geneticist | exercise/sports scientist food scientist | forensic scientist | health administrator laboratory technician | mental health practitioner nurse | nutritionist | occupational health & safety officer occupational therapist | pathologist | pharmacist psychologist | physiotherapist | rehabilitation counsellor I research & development I toxicologist


• $97,292 (Medical laboratory scientist) • $99,268 (Registered nurse) • $102,908 (Food scientist) • $81,588 (Occupational therapist) • $103,584 (Nutrition professional)

‡ Limited places available ^ International students only † joboutlook.gov.au * Indicative fee per year, refer to curtin.edu.au

** Students may need additional requirements to complete these two units ◊ Students commencing on semester 1, 2021 will need to complete a summer school unit in January 2022.


PROGRAM DISCIPLINESTOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

TOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

Health Science Exercise & Sport Science 8 - 12 months Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 12 months Feb $16,400 $37,700

Human Biology Preclinical Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $35,500

Laboratory Medicine Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $36,500

Molecular Genetics & Biotechnology Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $36,500

Nutrition and Food Science Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $36,700

Occupational Therapy Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $38,000

Pharmacy Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $35,300

Physiotherapy Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $37,700

Psychology Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $35,700

Health Sciences Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jul $16,400 $35,700

Nursing Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jul $16,400 $35,900

PROGRESSION TO CURTIN UNIVERSITYBACHELOR OF SCIENCE/PHARMACY/PSYCHOLOGY/BIOMEDICAL

PROGRAM DISCIPLINESTOTAL DURATION STARTING MONTH FEES INTERNATIONAL

Science Exercise & Sport Science 2 years Feb $37,700*

Nutrition and Food Science 2 years Feb $36,700*

Health Sciences 2 years Feb, Jul $35,700*

Nursing 2.5 years Feb, Jul $35,900*

Laboratory Medicine 3 years Feb $36,500*

Occupational Therapy 3 years Feb $38,000*

Physiotherapy 3 years Feb $38,000*

Psychology Psychology 3 years Feb $37,200*

Pharmacy (Honours)

Pharmacy 3 years Feb $35,300*

Biomedical Human Biomedicine 2 years Feb $35,500*

Molecular Genetics 2 years Feb $35,500*

Pharmacology 2 years Feb $35,500*

14 | Engineering

Get an industry-connected experience, uniquely placed to provide solutions to the challenges faced by the global community.

The Diploma of Engineering pathways into the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). Throughout the course, you will develop the knowledge and practical, real-world skills to make tomorrow better.

DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERINGBachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Majors• Chemical Engineering • Civil and Construction Engineering • Electrical and Electronic Engineering • Industrial and Systems Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Mechatronic Engineering • Mining Engineering • Metallurgical Engineering • Petroleum Engineering

DIPLOMA (STAGE 1):Core Units• Academic Communication Skills• Academic Research & Writing• Chemistry• Essential Mathematics• Technical Mathematics• Physics• Programming• 1 x elective unit

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2)Core Units• Calculus for Engineers• Electrical Systems• Engineering Foundations: Principles,

Design and Communication• Fundamentals of Professional

Engineering Practice• Engineering Mechanics• Fundamentals of Programming• Linear Algebra and Statistics

for Engineers• Resources, Processes & Materials

Engineering


CAREERS INCLUDEAircraft engineer | automotive engineer | building and engineering technician | chemical engineer | civil engineer | drilling engineer | electrical engineer | electronics engineer | environmental engineer | materials engineer | mechanical engineer | mechatronics engineer | metallurgical engineer | minerals and mineral process engineer | mining engineer | petroleum engineer | product quality controllers | production engineer | renewable energy engineer | telecommunications engineer


• $102,024 (Civil engineering professional)

• $112,320 (Electrical engineer) • $162,136 (Mining engineer)

ENGINEERING curtincollege.edu.au/courses/engineering

† joboutlook.gov.au, * Indicative fee per year, refer to curtin.edu.au

CRICOS Code 087941B

Curtin ranked Equal 2nd in Australia for Chemical Engineering.

ShanghaiRanking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2019



STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

TOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

Engineering Civil and Construction Engineering 8 –12 months Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 12 months Feb $16,400 $35,600

Chemical Engineering (Oil & Gas) Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $35,600

Metallurgical Engineering Feb, Jun $15,600 $25,000 Feb $16,400 $35,600

Chemical Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

Industrial and Systems Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

Mechanical Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

Mechatronic Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

Mining Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

Petroleum Engineering Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 Feb, Jun, Oct $16,400 $35,600

PROGRESSION TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS)


Engineering Chemical Engineering (Oil & Gas) 3 years Feb $35,600*

Civil and Construction Engineering / Metallurgical Engineering Feb $35,600*

Chemical Engineering / Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Industrial and Systems Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Mechatronic Engineering / Mining Engineering / Petroleum Engineering

Feb, Jul $35,600*

Architecture and built environment | 15

ARCHITECTURE AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT curtincollege.edu.au/courses/architecture-construction

Graduate ready to make your mark on the world with an architecture or built environment degree.

Throughout the course, you will develop skills, join an international community and become part of a forward-thinking culture.

DIPLOMA OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Bachelor of Applied Science• Architectural Science

• Construction Management

• Interior Architecture

Bachelor of Arts • Urban and Regional Planning

STAGE 1 COURSESDIPLOMA (STAGE 1): ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE, INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE, URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING, CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTCore Units• Academic Communication Skills• Academic Research and Writing• Design Skills • Information & Media Technologies• Introduction to Design Computing• Essential Mathematics• Media Culture and Communications• 1 x elective units

STAGE 2 COURSESDIPLOMA (STAGE 2): ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE, INTERIOR ARCHITECTURECore Unit• Academic & Professional

Communications

Specialist Units• Philosophy and Practice• Cities & Suburbs• Architecture Design I• Interior Design Studio II• Graphic Communication I• Graphic Communication II• Technology of Design

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTCore Unit• Academic & Professional

Communications

Specialist Units • Building Measurement• Commercial Construction• Construction Industry Management• Introduction to Management

in Construction• Residential Construction• Site Management• Structures

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNINGCore Unit• Academic & Professional

Communications

Specialist Units • Philosophy and Practice• Cities & Suburbs• Governance Planning• Graphic Communication I• Graphic Communication II• Introduction to Planning• Technology of Design


CAREERS INCLUDEArchitect | construction manager | contract administrator | facility manager | furniture designer | interior architect | interior designer | project manager | quantity surveyor | town planner


• $179,400 (Construction manager)• $60,060 (Interior designer)• $87,048 (Architects and Landscape

Architects)

CRICOS Code 087939G




STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

TOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

Built Environment

Architectural Science 8 –12 months Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 8 –12 months Feb, Jun $16,200 $33,000

Construction Management Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $24,600 Feb, Jun $16,200 $33,000

Interior Architecture Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $24,600 Feb, Jun $16,200 $33,000

Urban & Regional Planning Feb, Jun $15,600 $24,600 Feb $16,200 $33,000

PROGRESSION TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE / ARTS


Applied Science Architectural Science 2 years Feb $33,300

Construction Management 3 years Feb $31,400*

Interior Architecture 3 years Feb $33,300

Arts Urban & Regional Planning 3 years Feb, Jul $30,700*

16 | Computer sciences and IT

COMPUTER SCIENCES AND ITcurtincollege.edu.au/courses/computer-science-it

The Diploma of Information Technology addresses a significant market demand for skills associated with the design of distributed computing environments and the networks that underpin them.

Learn about computer technology, hardware and software, as well as computer communications and network management. Study the fundamentals of programming and theoretical knowledge of computing.

DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Bachelor of Technology • Computer Systems and Networking

Bachelor of Information Technology

Bachelor of Computing^^• Computer Science• Cyber Security• Software Engineering

^^ Progression hurdle applies for articulation into Bachelor of Computing

DIPLOMA (STAGE 1): INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Core Units• Academic Communication Skills• Academic Research and Writing• Essential Mathematics• Information and Media Technologies• Programming• Technical Mathematics• 2 x elective units

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYCore Units• Computer Systems• Data Structures and Algorithms• Fundamental Concepts of Data Security• Fundamentals of Programming• Integrating Indigenous Science and STEM• Introduction to Software Engineering• Linear Algebra and Statistics for

Engineers• Unix and C Programming•


CAREERS INCLUDEAnalyst (Information Technology) | Computer Engineer | Information Technology Support Technician | Information Technology Support Specialist | Information Technology Administrator | Network & System Administrator | Programmer (Information Technology) | Systems Analyst | Systems Designer (Information Technology) | Telecommunications Manager


• $77,896 (ICT Support Technician) • $118,248 (ICT Business and Systems

Analyst) • $105,092 (Computer Network

Professional) • $104,156 (Software & App Programmer)

Accredited by the Australian Computer Association

CRICOS Code 087943M



STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

TOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

Information Technology

NA 8 –12 months Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 8 –12 months Feb, Jun, Oct $16,200 $34,900

PROGRESSION TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY / SCIENCE


Bachelor of Technology Computer Systems and Networking 2 years Feb, Jul $34,900*

Bachelor of Information Technology 2 years Feb, Jul $33,400*

Bachelor of Computing Computer Science / Cyber Security / Software Engineering 2 years Feb, Jul $33,400*


Design, Arts and Communications | 17

Kick-start your global career by studying a degree in communications, design and the arts.

The Diploma of Arts and Creative Industries leads into the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communications, Bachelor of Creative Arts or Bachelor of Design. You will learn transferable skills in communication, creativity, critical thinking, digital knowledge, presentation, problem solving, research and teamwork that can be applied to a range of workplaces in the creative industry.

DIPLOMA (STAGE 1): ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIESCore Units• Academic Research & Writing• Academic Communication Skills• Design Skills (Design & Art only)• Information & Media Technologies• Introduction to Design Computing

(Design & Art only)• Media, Culture & Communication (Social

Sciences & Mass Communications only)• 3 to 4 elective units

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2): ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIESCore Units• Academic & Professional

Communications• Culture to Cultures• Design Computing 1• Introduction to Screen Practice

Course Specific Units (Design & Art)• Drawing • Photography Core Principles• Introduction to Creative Arts• Universal Design Principles or Fashion

Form and Structure• Design Principles and Processes

Course Specific Units (Mass Communication)• Engaging Media• Introduction to Print• Discovering Marketing• Web Communications

Course Specific Units (Social Sciences)• Engaging Media• Discovering Marketing• Introduction to Print• Web Communications


CAREERS INCLUDEActor | artist | curator | editor | fashion designer | filmmaker | graphic designer | journalist | marketing and social media manager | marketing manager | publisher | photographer writer | public relations manager| social scientist | web developer


• $81,952 (Journalist and Writer)• $82,992 (Web Developer)• $69,992 (Graphic Designer)• $96,980 (Public Relations Professional)

DESIGN, ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS curtincollege.edu.au/courses/communications-design-art


CRICOS Code 087938G



STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

TOTAL DURATION

STARTING MONTH

FEES DOMESTIC

FEES INTERNATIONAL

Arts and Creative Industries

Creative Advertising & Graphic Design / Creative Writing / Digital Design / Fashion / Fine Arts / Internet Communications /Journalism / Literary & Cultural Studies / Photography & Illustration Design / Screen Arts

8 –12 months Feb, Jun, Oct $15,600 $25,000 8 –12 months Feb, Jun $16,200 $29,600

Anthropology & Sociology / History / International Relations

Feb, Jun, Oct $16,200 $29,600

PROGRESSION TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF ARTS / COMMUNICATIONS


Bachelor of Arts Anthropology & Sociology / Creative Writing / History / International Relations / Literary & Cultural Studies / Professional Writing and Publishing


Bachelor of Communications Corporate Screen Production / Marketing and Public Relations / Web Media and Journalism 2 years Feb, Jul $29,600*

Bachelor of Creative Arts Fine Art / Screen Art / Theatre Arts 2 years Feb, Jul $29,600*

Bachelor of Design Animation and Game Design / Creative Advertising & Graphic Design / Digital Design / Digital Experience and Interaction / Fashion / Illustration / Photography


DIPLOMA OF ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Bachelor of Arts • Anthropology & Sociology• Creative Writing• History• International Relations• Literary & Cultural Studies• Professional Writing and Publishing

Bachelor of Communications• Corporate Screen Production• Marketing and Public Relations• Web Media and Journalism

Bachelor of Creative Arts• Fine Art• Screen Art• Theatre Arts

Bachelor of Design• Animation and Game Design • Creative Advertising & Graphic Design• Digital Design• Digital Experience and

Interaction Design• Fashion• Illustration• Photography

18 | Entry requirements

ENTRY REQUIREMENTScurtincollege.edu.au/how-to-apply/entry-requirements

ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DIPLOMA (STAGE 1) ALL DIPLOMAS

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2) OF ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, BUILT ENVIRONMENT, COMMERCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY*

DIPLOMA (STAGE 2) OF ENGINEERING & HEALTH SCIENCES*

Australia Year 11 with 50% Minimum ATAR 50 OR AQF Certificate IV OR equivalent Foundation Year grades OR WAUFP with a CPS of 40

Minimum ATAR 60 OR equivalent Foundation Year grades OR WAUFP with a CPS of 45

Bangladesh 10 + 1 with 70% 10 + 2 with 50% or GPA with 3.0 10 + 2 with 60% or GPA of 3.5

China & Macau Senior Middle 2 with 70% OR Hui Kao with 60%

Senior Middle 3 (Gao San) with 70% average in 4 academic subjects

Engineering and non-quota Health Science: Senior Middle 3 (Gao San) with 75% in 4 academic subjects

Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone

WASSC with D7 average (5 subjects) WASSC with C5 average (5 subjects) WASSC with B3 average (5 subjects)

Hong Kong Form 5 with 50% HKDSE with 10 points from the best 4 subjects (category A subjects)

HKDSE with 12 points from the best 4 subjects (category A subjects)

India 10 + 1 with 50% 10+2 with 50% 10+2 with 55%

Indonesia SMA II with average of 7.0 SMA3 (school exam) with 60% plus completion of SKHUN (national exam)

SMA3 (school exam) with 65% plus completion of SKHUN (national exam)

Kenya GCE O-Levels with 4 passes (D grade or better)

KCSE with C plain average OR a minimum of 2 points from 2 GCE A-Levels subjects (2 AS-Level subjects may be used for 2nd subject)

KCSE with B - average OR a minimum of 3 points from 3 GCE A-Levels subjects (2 AS-Level subjects may be used for 3rd subject)

Korea High School Year 2 with Rank 5 High School Year 3 with Rank 6 High School Year 3 with Rank 5

Malaysia SPM, Form 5 or UEC with 4 passes STPM - Minimum CGPA / NGMP of 2 from 2 relevant subjects with no grade less than C (NGMP 2.00) OR Malaysian Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) with 2 Bs and 2 Cs

STPM - Minimum CGPA/NGMP of 2.33 from 2 relevant subjects with no grade less than C (NGMP 2.00) OR Malaysian Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) with 4 Bs

Middle East GSEC with 60% Pre-University with 13 out of 20 Pre-University with 15 out of 20

Nepal 10 + 1 with 60% 10+2 with 60% 10+2 with 70%

Pakistan 10 + 1 with 50% 10+2 with 55% 10+2 with 60%

Singapore NiTec or N/O-Levels @ 4 passes (D grade or better)

Minimum of 2 points from 2 GCE A-Levels subjects (2 AS-Level subjects may be used for 2nd subject) OR Higher NiTec with a passing Grade of C

Minimum of 4 points from 3 GCE A-Level OR 2 points from 1 GCE A-Level and 2 points from AS-Level OR Higher NiTec on a case-by-case basis

Vietnam Year 11 with 6.0 Year 12 (Bang Tot nghiep Trung hoc Pho thong) with an average grade of 6.0

Year 12 (Bang Tot nghiep Trung hoc Pho thong) with an average grade of 7.0

WORLDWIDE QUALIFICATIONS

GCE GCE O-Levels with 4 passes (D grade or better)

Minimum of 2 points from 2 GCE A-Levels subjects (2 AS-Level subjects may be used for 2nd subject)

Minimum of 4 points from 3 GCE A-Level OR 2 points from 1 GCE A-Level and 2 points from AS-Level

IB Year 1 with 18 points from 4 subjects 20 points from 6 IB units in 1 sitting 22 points from 6 IB units in 1 sitting

*May differ depending on selected major. Refer to Curtin College website

Entry requirements | 19

ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DIPLOMA (STAGE 1) DIPLOMA (STAGE 2)

ALL DIPLOMAS NURSING DIPLOMAS OF COMMERCE, ENGINEERING, IT AND ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES(All majors excluding Mass Communications)

DIPLOMA OF ARTS & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES(Mass Communications)DIPLOMAS OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH SCIENCES(Exercise and Sport Science, Nutrition and Food Science , Health Sciences, Human Biology Preclinical, Laboratory Medicine, Molecular Genetics & Biotechnology, Pharmacology and Psychology)

DIPLOMA OF HEALTH SCIENCES (Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy)

DIPLOMA OF HEALTH SCIENCES (Nursing)

Australian High School

Year 11 English with C grade or 50%

Year 11 English with C grade or 50%

Year 12 English with C grade or 50%, or English ATAR of 50




International English Language Testing System (IELTS)

5.5 (no band below 5.0)

6.0 (No band below 6.0)


6.0 (no band below 6.0) 6.5 (no band below 6.0)


Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

iBT 54 (R7, L6, S15, W17)

70 (R13, L12, S18, W21)

iBT 54 (R12, L11, S17, W20)

iBT 70 (R13, L12, S18, W21) iBT 79 (R13, L12, S18, W21)

iBT 84 (R20, L20, S20, W24)

Pearson Test of English - Academic (PTE-A)

42 (no score below 36)

50 (No score below 50)

42 (no score below 42)

50 (no score below 50) 58 (no score less than 50)

58 (no score less than 58)

General Certificate of Education

O-Level English with C grade, OR AS-Level English with C grade, OR A-Level English with E grade





Hong Kong - New Academic System

HKDSE Core English Level 2



HKDSE Core English Level 3 HKDSE Core English Level 4

PRE-REQUISITES

BUILT ENVIRONMENT(CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT)

ENGINEERING HEALTH SCIENCES(NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE)

HEALTH SCIENCES (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY)

HEALTH SCIENCES (PHARMACY)

HEALTH SCIENCES(PHYSIOTHERAPY)

HEALTH SCIENCES(HUMAN BIOMEDICINE, MOLECULAR GENETICS, PHARMACOLOGY)

IT

Diploma (Stage 1)

None Maths None None None None None Maths

Diploma (Stage 2)

Pre-requisites International

Maths Maths and 1 Science subject

Chemistry One Science subject (Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental Science, Human Biological Science, Integrated Science or Physics)

Maths and Chemistry

One Science Subject (Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science, Human Biological Science, Integrated Science, Physics or Psychology)

Intl Maths Maths

Diploma (Stage 2)

Pre-requisites Australia

Maths: Application ATAR

Maths: Methods ATAR & 1 Science ATAR subject from the following: Animal Production Systems, Applied Information Technology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Environmental Science, Engineering Studies, Human Biology, Integrated Science, Marine and Maritime Studies, Physics, Plant Production Systems, Psychology.

Chemistry ATAR

At least one of the following: Biology ATAR, Chemistry ATAR, Earth and Environmental Science ATAR, Human Biology ATAR, Integrated Science ATAR, Physics ATAR, or Psychology ATAR

Maths: Application ATAR and Chemistry ATAR

One ATAR Science Subject (Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science, Human Biological Science, Integrated Science, Physics or Psychology)



20 | Kick-start your career with an internship

KICK-START YOUR CAREER WITH AN INTERNSHIPcurtincollege.edu.au/internship

BECOME JOB-READYCurtin College has engaged with Navitas Professional to provide a unique internship program which offers you the opportunity to gain real-world experience with industry, and equips you with career readiness skills that will give you a competitive advantage over your fellow graduates.

WHAT IS AN INTERNSHIP?An internship is a temporary unpaid position within an organisation where the emphasis is on-the-job training. Through an internship you will be able to:• Gain invaluable work experience within

an Australian environment• Transfer knowledge, skills, methodologies

and theories from your university into a practical capacity

• Further develop technical skills within your professional field

• Enhance your confidence in resume writing, interviewing technique and professional communication skills

• Increase your chances of full-time employment post-graduation

• Work placement is not part of your curriculum

BENEFITS OF THE INTERNSHIP• Gain practical work experience to assist

with your education and training• Experience the Australian workplace and

culture• Practice what you have learnt throughout

your studies• Receive training and mentoring in a real

life situation• Enhance your resume and your

career prospects

• Develop your professional network

ABOUT THE PROGRAMThe Navitas Professional program consists of three preparatory career readiness workshops conducted at Curtin College, an interview preparation session and an internship placement. Every step of the Curtin College Diploma Internship Program is conducted by qualified professionals and industry experts. When you start your Navitas Professional program you will be assigned an Internship Placement Coordinator (IPC) who will be able to help you every step of the internship process. Your IPC will also help you find an internship within a company relevant to your area of study. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be awarded a certificate of completion and will have gained valuable experience within the Australian workplace.

WHEN CAN I START?The internship can be commenced straight after completion of at least one study period of the Diploma (Stage 2) at Curtin College.

INTERNSHIP INFORMATION

Duration:8 to 12 weeks supervised internship

Industry:Servicing multiple placement industries across Western Australia

Gain practical industry experience within your profession

*This internship is not part of the Diploma program

http://curtincollege.edu.au/how

How to apply | 21

HOW TO APPLYcurtincollege.edu.au/how-to-apply

HOW TO APPLY

There are five main steps to follow:

1. Visit our website

2. Gather your application documents

3. Submit your application

4. Apply to Curtin College

5. Accept your Letter of Offer.

1. VISITVisit the Curtin College website. curtincollege.edu.au/how-to-apply

Here you will find additional information about how to apply and what you need for your application.

2. COLLECTGet your documents together.

When you are ready to apply be sure that you have the following documents ready to attach: coloured or certified copies of your academic qualifications and passport.

3. COMPLETEFill in the online application form.curtincollege.edu.au/how-to-apply/ apply-now

The online application form is easy to complete. Enter your details, select your course and upload your supporting documents when requested. You can provide additional information at this stage if you would like to speed up your application.

4. APPLYHit send!

Once you have completed the online application, hit send and we’ll take care of the rest.

5. WHAT NEXT?What happens after you have applied?

If your application is successful, you’ll receive a Letter of Offer. This usually takes 2-3 working days (but can take longer if your application is incomplete or if you are seeking credit for previous studies).

You must accept your Letter of Offer to secure your place at Curtin College and Curtin University.

Visit curtincollege.edu.au/how-to-apply/accepting-your-offer for details on how to accept your offer.

QUESTIONS?If you have questions or need help with your Curtin College application, please email [email protected]

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Online applicationcurtincollege.edu.au/how-to-apply/apply-now

Policies & Procedurescurtincollege.edu.au/about-curtin-college/policies-procedures

Privacycurtincollege.edu.au/privacy-curtincollege

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FOR MORE INFORMATION

Location AddressBuilding 205Curtin Bentley CampusKent Street, BentleyWestern Australia 6102

Postal AddressCurtin CollegeAt Curtin UniversityGPO Box U1987 PerthWestern Australia 6845

Tel: + 61 (0) 8 9266 4888

Email: [email protected]

Provider CRICOS Code 02042G

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