Curtin Mature Age Information Sessions
Curtin Mature Age Information Sessions are designed specifically to provide friendly and helpful guidance to prospective students who are not currently in high school and who are considering going to university for the first time.
Event details
In addition to receiving information on entry pathways, applying to Curtin and the support services available, this is your chance to ask for career advice and tips on changing career direction.
- Date
- Wednesday 24 October 2018
- Venue
- Curtin University, Bentley Campus
- Cost
- Free
If you have a qualification you would like assessed to determine your eligibility into Curtin, perhaps you completed it in another country or through an organisation less well known, then prior to the event you may like to visit our admissions requirements webpage. This may enhance your discussions on the day.
2018 Curtin Mature Age Information Session dates
Wednesday sessions:
Venue: Curtin University Bentley campus, Chemistry Precinct, building 500.1102
- Wednesday 24 October 2018, 5.00 pm
Friday sessions:
Venue: Curtin University Bentley campus, Chemistry Precinct, building 500.1102
- Friday 23 November 2018, 2.30 pm
Student testimonial
“My mum raised me and my brother by herself, and also worked full-time. She set a great example for us, but I knew at times she struggled, and observing that made me want to pursue a career in which I could help people.
I joined the police force, but soon realised that being on the front line meant that I needed to dedicate my time to managing situations as they escalated, rather than preventing them.
I never thought university was the pathway for me, but I dared to dream, and went to a Curtin Mature Age Information Session to find out more about courses and entry pathways. It was there I discovered caring, compassionate and dedicated staff who not only answered my questions, but also encouraged me to start my study journey with the support I needed.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology in 2015, and now work as an educator within the Curtin University Addressing Higher Educational Access Disadvantage (AHEAD) program. It’s designed to encourage and inspire low socio-economic students from years seven to 12 to consider university as a genuine pursuit.”
Jasmin Norris
Educator, Curtin University Addressing Higher Educational Access Disadvantage (AHEAD) program
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
I’m interested in attending the law school open evening at the city campus and I’m having trouble finding the link to register my attendance.
so if possible could you please send me the link or otherwise please advise if its it okay to just turn up to the evening.
Hi Michael,
You can find the details and registration link for our Law Information Evening here: https://news.curtin.edu.au/events/law-information-evening/
If you’re unable to pre-register, you can also register at the door on the night.
Hope to see you there!