2022 International Admissions Guide

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2022

International

Admissions

Guide

Bachelor of Medicine,

Bachelor of Surgery

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Medicine at curtin .................................................................................... 2

What Curtin has to Oer................................................................. 2

Course Accreditation ...................................................................... 2

Curtin Medical School (Medicine) Mission ................................. 2

Medical Registration ........................................................................ 3

Course Structure Overview ........................................................... 3

Clinical Placements ......................................................................... 3

Course Progression ......................................................................... 3

Course admission criteria .............................................................. 4

Course Information and Essentials .............................................. 4

Academic Score Requirement ...................................................... 4

English Language Requirements ................................................. 4

Number of Places ............................................................................. 4

Who can apply .................................................................................. 5

UCAT ANZ .......................................................................................... 5

Professional Behavior Requirements.......................................... 5

Inherent Requirements ................................................................... 5

Application process ................................................................................ 6

Changes to Immigration Status .................................................... 6

How to Apply ..................................................................................... 6

Deferral Requests .............................................................................7

Successful applicants ............................................................................. 8

Location .............................................................................................. 8

Accommodation ............................................................................... 8

Orientation ......................................................................................... 8

Mandatory Requirements ............................................................... 8

Successful Applicant Checklist .................................................... 8

Key dates and deadlines ....................................................................... 9

Table of

contents

Medicine

at Curtin

Curtin Medical School oers the only

direct-entry Bachelor of Medicine,

Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

in Western Australia.

What Curtin has to oer

Curtin recognises the complex issues facing the Western Australian

health system, its workforce and the need for more doctors to be

“generalists” in their orientation. This means we are committed to

producing graduates who are better equipped to meet community

needs, with primary care expertise, strong leadership skills and the

ability to operate eectively in interprofessional care teams. The

overall aim of the Curtin Medical School (Medicine) is to graduate

doctors who are competent and ready to practise safely and

eectively, with care and compassion for patients and their families.

As a Curtin Medical School MBBS graduate, students will develop an

understanding of medical and scientiﬁc knowledge; communication

and clinical skills; skills as a health advocate; an awareness of

ethical and professional responsibilities to patients; and strategies to

cope with the challenges of medicine. As a graduate of the course

students will be well prepared to begin an internship and pursue

further medical training in specialty ﬁelds. The MBBS degree has an

integrated curriculum requiring self-directed learning and draws on

many disciplines to provide learning in a clinical context. From the

ﬁrst year of the program, Curtin Medical School (Medicine) will oer

clinical scenarios that provide the context for learning about the

scientiﬁc foundations of medicine.

Curtin Medical School (Medicine) delivers:

• A medical curriculum that emphasises primary care and prepares

graduates to meet healthcare needs in Western Australia.

• Learning with other healthcare professionals and preparing for

working in interprofessional teams.

• A concentration of clinical placements in the underserved

southeast metropolitan corridor and regional Western Australia.

• The development of competencies in patient safety, quality of care

and leadership.

• Learning about the translation of evidence into clinical practice

and health improvement.

• Engagement with research teams in the Faculty of Health

Sciences.

Course accreditation

This course is accredited in Australia by the Australian Medical

Council (AMC). Completion of this course may not qualify students to

practice/register in their home country. Students will have to contact

the relevant accreditation bodies in their home country for further

information.

Curtin Medical School (Medicine) Mission

With a strong emphasis on primary care, the mission of the Curtin

Medical School (Medicine) is to position graduates well for rural and

remote practice, as well as outer metropolitan locations, where there

is a shortage of doctors.

Medicine at Curtin | 2

Medicine at Curtin | 3

Medical Registration

All Curtin University medical students will obtain student registration

with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

which will be organised by the Faculty of Health Sciences for the

duration of the course.

Upon completion of the medical degree, graduates are required to

apply for graduate registration with the AHPRA. Graduate registration

is required to undertake a 12 month internship which provides

supervised clinical experience in an approved hospital.

Internships are separate from the medical degree and Curtin

University does not determine internship placements. International

Students may not be guaranteed an intern position in Australia

following completion of the course. Completion of the internship

is necessary for general registration with the AHPRA. For further

information regarding internships please refer to the Postgraduate

Medical Council of Western Australia’s website - https://www.pmcwa.

org.au/.

Course structure overview

In the ﬁrst year of the course, students undertake interprofessional

units designed to promote collaborative practice and learning

opportunities with other health sciences students. In addition,

students are introduced to problem-based learning in discipline-

speciﬁc units in medicine and participate in structured activities

that take students into the community with a variety of health

professionals. The second and third years include intensive study of

the structure and function of the human body in health and disease,

using a problem-based learning approach. Students will continue to

have opportunities to be exposed to a range of healthcare settings.

In the fourth year there is a transition from learning mainly on the

University campus to learning in the clinical setting. Students will be

oered a variety of clinical experiences including placements in outer

metropolitan, rural and regional locations, in both community and

hospital settings. In the ﬁfth and ﬁnal year of study, students will work

in clinical settings as members of the healthcare team. The training

in the clinical settings will be in a range of dierent environments to

prepare students for their internship.

The course is underpinned by four inter-related themes, integrated

across the ﬁve years:

Theme 1: Scientic Foundations of Medicine

Knowledge of the biological, clinical, epidemiological, social and

behavioural sciences underpinning medicine and clinical practice,

and evidence-based practice.

Theme 2: Patient and Doctor: Clinical Practice

The clinical, procedural, and communication skills essential for

clinical practice.

Theme 3: Health and Illness in Society

Knowledge of health systems, and the cultural, socio-economic and

physical environmental factors that contribute to health and illness,

disease and treatment at the population level.

Theme 4: Professional and Personal Development

Commitment to professional values and high-quality clinical

practice, including ethics, law and working as a member of an

interprofessional healthcare team; and understanding of the

importance of maintaining personal wellbeing.

Detailed information can be found on the course handbook: http://

handbook.curtin.edu.au/courses/32/320344.html

Clinical placements

Students will have the opportunity to undertake clinical placements

at St John of God Midland Public Hospital, Royal Perth Hospital,

Fiona Stanley Hospital, Peel Health Campus and other hospitals, as

well as general practice clinics across the state and rural medical

settings. There are a number of mandatory essential requirements

that must be met before students can undertake clinical placements

and other ﬁeldwork activities. Read more about these requirements

on Page 8.

Course progression

In Years 2 – 5 the course is comprised of a single unit per year. If a

student fails a full year unit and granted the opportunity to repeat

it, the student must repeat the entire unit. That is, the student must

repeat the whole year. There will be no partial credit given for

successful completion of assessment tasks and/or unit requirements

during any previous attempt of the unit. Students must successfully

complete units in each year of the course before commencing the

next. Students who fail a full year unit will be required to repeat the

relevant year of study. When a student fails a pre-requisite unit that

is not oered the following study period, a leave of absence may be

granted until commencement of the relevant study period.

Course admission criteria

Course admission criteria | 4

Course information

and essentials

COURSE TITLE

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

CURTIN COURSE CODE

B-MBBS

DURATION

5 years

STUDY MODE

Full time

COURSE CRICOS CODE

105741A

LOCATION

Perth

INTAKE

February

INDICATIVE YEAR 1 FEE*

$80,500/-*

The fees shown above apply to

international students studying on-campus

in Western Australia. The indicative tuition

fee is subject to an annual tuition fee

increase of up to 5 per cent and may be

subject to legislative change.

The indicative ﬁrst-year fee is calculated

on 200 credit points, which is the typical

full-time study load per year, however

some courses require additional study to

be completed, in which case the fee will be

higher than that shown.

This fee is a guide only. It may vary

depending on the units you choose and

does not include incidental fees (such as

lab coats or art supplies) or the cost of your

textbooks.

PREREQUISITES

Chemistry ATAR or equivalent OR

• International Baccalaureate Chemistry at

HL Grade 4. OR

• STPM 962 Chemistry, with a minimum

grade of C OR

• GCE Advanced Level Chemistry, with a

minimum grade of E

For queries regarding other equivalent

subjects, you can contact our future

students team here:

future.connect.curtin.edu.au/app/ask

DESIRABLES

One of the following Mathematics ATAR

courses: Mathematics Applications,

Mathematics Methods, Mathematics

Specialist, or equivalent.

Academic Score Requirements

Qualiﬁcation Minimum Score Required

Australian Year 12 95 ATAR

Canadian Provincial High School Diploma 90 %

General Certiﬁcate of Education (GCE)

Advanced Levels

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary

Education (HKDSE)

India Higher Secondary Certiﬁcate 94%

International Baccalaureate 37

Malaysian STPM 14

Curtin University may accept other overseas qualiﬁcations to satisfy the minimum academic

score requirements. Please refer to future.connect.curtin.edu.au/app/ask to conﬁrm

acceptable overseas qualiﬁcations.

English Language Requirements

Test/Qualiﬁcations Minimum score required

IELTS Academic Overall band score of 7.0 with a band score

of 7.0 in all bands

TOEFL iBT/TOEFL iBT special home edition Total score of 99 with a minimum of 24 in

reading and listening, 23 in speaking and 27

in writing

PTE Academic Overall score of 65 with a minimum of 65

in all communicative skills reading, writing,

listening and speaking

Cambridge English: Advanced Overall score of 185 with an Individual score

of 185 in writing, speaking, reading and

listening

Australian Year 12 Successful completion of an accepted

English language subject with the required

minimum marks in an Australian year 12

qualiﬁcation as listed in study.curtin.edu.au/

applying/english-language-requirements/

accepted-english-qualiﬁcations/.

Curtin University may accept other English tests and qualiﬁcations to satisfy the minimum

English requirements. Please refer to study.curtin.edu.au/applying/english-language-

requirements/accepted-english-qualiﬁcations/.

Please note that the information contained in this guide is subject to change throughout

the admission period. Applicants for the 2022 intake are encouraged to regularly check the

following website for up-to-date information: curtin.edu/medicine-application.

Number of places

There are 10 International full-fee paying places available for the 2022 intake in the School

leaver and non-school leaver pathways.

Course admission criteria | 5

Who can apply

The degree is primarily for school leavers

who have completed year 12 or equivalent

and do not have a higher degree record.

Applicants for an international place must

be citizens or permanent residents of a

country other than Australia or New Zealand

and must be currently located onshore in

Australia at the time of application. Due to

border closures and travel restrictions, we

are currently unable to accept applications

from applicants located outside of Australia

for the 2022 intake.

School leavers

School leavers are those who have

completed year 12 or equivalent and have

not commenced post-secondary studies

(AQF Diploma or above) and do not have a

higher degree record from any Australian

or overseas university. School leavers who

have participated in the Innovative Schools

Scholars Program in Year 10 or Year 11 are

exempted from the requirement not to have

a higher degree record. Applicants are

deemed to have a higher degree record if

they have enrolled past a tertiary institution’s

census date for any given study period.

Mature age WACE applicants who want

to study medicine as a school leaver are

advised that they should study four ATAR

courses in the one year. Applicants applying

on the basis of fewer than four courses will

not be considered for this course. Mature

age WACE applicants must meet the school

leaver criteria stipulated above. There is no

upper age limit for school leavers, provided

all eligibility requirements are met.

Non-school leavers: graduates

Non-school leavers (graduates) are

applicants from any university who hold a

completed tertiary degree record. Applicants

who have completed multiple qualiﬁcations

will have their full academic history

assessed. No incomplete qualiﬁcations

will be used to determine a notional ATAR.

The academic requirement for non-school

leavers (graduates) is:

• A minimum notional ATAR of 92.

The table below provides a guide on

the grade requirements for each level of

completed qualiﬁcation. Notional ATARs are

an internal calculation only and will not be

disclosed to applicants.

Qualiﬁcations Grade

Bachelor

Degree

Distinction Average

Graduate

Diploma

Credit Average

Postgraduate

Diploma

Credit Average

Master Degree Awarded

Doctorate Awarded

Non-school leavers: Curtin course

switchers

A Curtin course switcher is an applicant

who is enrolled in their ﬁrst course of study

at Curtin. They must not have a tertiary

record from any other Australian or overseas

university or have already completed a

degree at Curtin. Applicants must have

completed or be on track to complete a

minimum of 200 credits of study at Curtin

at the end of the year preceding admission.

Applicants must have a minimum of 200

credits remaining at the end of the year

preceding admission. Course switchers

MUST commence the MBBS program in the

ﬁrst year of the course but may be eligible

for some Credit for Recognised Learning.

The academic requirement for Curtin course

switchers is:

• A minimum course weighted average

(CWA) of 80.

Students who have previously switched courses

but otherwise meet these requirements will be

able to apply as Curtin course switchers. In this

case, the CWA will be calculated from all units

completed.

UCAT ANZ

Applicants are required to sit the University

Clinical Aptitude Test ANZ (UCAT ANZ).

Applicants will be ranked on the basis of

their total UCAT ANZ score. No adjustments

or consideration will be given by Curtin

University to applicants for the UCAT

ANZ test, applicants will need to contact

Pearson Vue directly. Applicants that require

special testing conditions or are seeking

test preparation materials are encouraged

to visit the UCAT ANZ website for further

information. UCAT ANZ scores are valid

only for the next available admissions year.

Applicants should only complete the test

in the year immediately preceding their

planned year of admission. Applicants re-

applying for the MBBS in a subsequent year

must re-sit the UCAT ANZ.

ucat.edu.au

Professional behaviour

requirements

Curtin Medical School (Medicine) students

are expected to meet the professional

behaviour standards of a medical student,

and as they proceed through the MBBS

course, the standards of a medical doctor.

Student progression from each academic

year to the next is subject to both academic

performance and professional behaviour.

It is possible that enrolment in the MBBS

course can be terminated if professional

behaviour is not satisfactory. It is important

applicants read and understand the

requirements before accepting a place at

Curtin University. Additional information is

available from the link below.

study.curtin.edu.au/application-

requirements/medicine/

Inherent requirements

Studying medicine places substantial

demands on students. It is important

applicants considering studying medicine

familiarise themselves with the inherent

requirements of the course, available

from the link below. As part of their oer

acceptance, successful applicants who

receive an oer of a place will need to

indicate their ability to meet the inherent

requirements.

study.curtin.edu.au/application-

requirements/medicine/

Application process

(International applicants only)

Changes to immigration status

An international place in the course is solely

meant for an international applicant on a

student visa or any other temporary visa

with full-time study rights. You may no longer

be eligible for an international place in the

course if your residency status changes and

you obtain a permanent visa that entitles

you for a domestic place.

Please be aware of the following

implications on your application, if your

immigration status changes through the

admissions process or after you have

commenced the course. As an international

applicant, if your residency status changes

that entitles you for a domestic place;

1. before the application deadline (30th

September 2021), you would have to

apply for a domestic place through TISC.

2. after the application deadline, you will

no longer be eligible for an international

place. You will be required to re-apply

for a domestic place for entry in the next

available intake.

3. after being oered an international

place, your oer will be withdrawn even

if you have accepted your oer and

commenced study pre-census date and

you will have to apply for a domestic

place for entry into the following year.

4. after commencing study in the course

post-census date, your ability to remain

in the course depends on availability

of domestic places at that time.

Availability of domestic places cannot be

guaranteed. You may be able to continue

in the course but may be subject to

international fees.

Application Process

1. UCAT ANZ Registration

All international applicants must register

to sit the University Clinical Aptitude Test

ANZ (UCAT ANZ) before the application

closing date. Please refer to the UCAT

ANZ website (https://www.ucat.edu.

au/), which explains the test in detail and

sets out the procedures for registration

including the fees payable, test centre

procedures and regulations. UCAT ANZ

test results are released directly to Curtin

Medical School (Medicine) in September

2021.

2. Check eligibility

There are 3 main pathways for entry

into the course – School leaver,

Curtin course switcher and Graduate

pathways. For information on minimum

entry requirements and to assess your

suitability for the pathways, please refer

to information on page 5.

3. English language requirements

You are required to meet the English

language requirements for this course.

Conditional oers or English packaged

oers will not be issued for the MBBS

course.

study.curtin.edu.au/oering/course-ug-

bachelor-of-medicine-bachelor-of-surgery-

-b-mbbs/.

4. Apply online or via an agent

Apply for the Curtin University MBBS

course online or via a Curtin university

registered agent. To apply online click the

apply now button on the bottom of the

MBBS course page - https://study.curtin.

edu.au/oering/course-ug-bachelor-of-

medicine-bachelor-of-surgery--b-mbbs/.

You will need to include your UCAT ANZ

ID in your application and provide copies

of your ocial academic transcripts,

completion certiﬁcates, English

proﬁciency documents and passport.

Please note: personal statements,

testimonials, character/school/ work

references, awards and certiﬁcates

do not make up any of the selection

components and will not be considered.

Applicants are asked not to submit these

documents to the University.

Entry Pathways | 6

Entry Pathways | 7

5. Predicted ATAR

All school leaver applicants that are

currently completing year 12 or equivalent

in Australia, are required to provide the

predicted ATAR form to their school

principal to complete and return directly

to Curtin Medical School (Medicine) by

the published deadline. Completed forms

must be emailed from the school principal

or authorised school representatives’

email address. The predicted ATAR form

can be downloaded from study.curtin.

edu.au/application-requirements/

medicine/.

6. Application assessment

Applications are assessed after closing

date and applicants that do not meet

minimum eligibility requirements will be

notiﬁed via email by the international

admissions oce.

7. Ranking for interview

Applicants that meet the minimum

eligibility requirements, are ranked and

selected for interview based on the

weighted sum of their academic merit

score (ATAR or equivalent) and their

UCAT ANZ score (out of 3600) in the ratio

of 60:40. Please note this course is very

competitive, with limited places available.

Meeting the minimum requirements

does not guarantee you an oer of an

interview or a place in the course.

8. The interview

The interview process provides an

opportunity for shortlisted applicants to

demonstrate how they communicate,

critically appraise information and think

about issues important to the medical

profession.

The top ranked eligible applicants from

each entry pathway will be invited to

attend a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI).

Interviews will only be available on

dates published by Curtin Medical

School (Medicine). It is not possible to

rearrange an interview to another date

not previously published. All applicants

should ensure they keep these dates

free. We are intending to run our

normal process for interviews. These

are primarily face to face but online

interviews are available on request.

We recognise there will be requests for

online interviews as a consequence of

the covid-19 pandemic and associated

travel restrictions. Note that the process

followed is the same, irrespective of

whether the interview is face to face or

online.

Attendance at an interview is mandatory

in order to remain eligible for an oer of

a place. Attendance at an interview does

not guarantee an oer of a place.

Applicants are advised to monitor the

email address and phone numbers

supplied on the application as these

are the details that will be used for all

correspondence. It is the applicant’s

responsibility to ensure these details are

kept up to date at all times throughout

the selection process.

9. Interview schedule

November/December Round Interviews

Competitive and eligible international

school-leaver applicants who have

submitted a predicted ATAR form by

the relevant deadline, Curtin course

switchers and non-school leavers will

be invited to attend an interview. The

predicted ATAR is used for school leavers

in this round, as the actual ATARs will not

yet be available.

January Round Interviews

Competitive and eligible school leavers

that did not submit a predicted ATAR

form and applicants whose actual ATAR

renders them competitive will be invited

to attend an interview at a later date.

Actual ATARs are used for all school

leavers in this round.

All applicants will undertake the same

interview process, regardless of when

they are interviewed. Applicants will not

be disadvantaged in any way if they are

interviewed at a later date.

10. Ranking for an oer of a place

Applicants will be ranked for oer based

on their academic merit score (actual

ATAR or equivalent), their UCAT ANZ

score and their interview performance.

Oers will be made by the international

admissions team until all places are

ﬁlled. Oers will be sent directly to

the applicant or a nominated agent (if

applying through an agent).

11. Accept your oer

To accept your oer; please follow the

guidelines detailed on your oer letter

and send the following documents to CI-

[email protected]

a. Acceptance of Oer Form (found in

your oer letter)

b. Proof of Tuition Fee Deposit

payment

c. Proof of OSHC Payment or Policy

Letter

d. Copy of your passport photo page

Deferral Requests

Deferral requests following an oer

of a place in the MBBS course will

only be considered in exceptional and

unforeseen circumstances (for example,

national service). Applicants must submit

a request for deferment of a place,

along with supporting documentation,

within ﬁve working days of the oer

to [email protected].

Requests will be reviewed by the Dean of

the Curtin Medical School and applicants will

be advised of the outcome by email in due

course.

Successful applicants

Application process | 8

Location

Curtin Perth is located in Bentley, a busy

suburb approximately 20 minutes from the

CBD by car. The academic oce of the

Curtin Medical School (Medicine) is located

on the main campus in a purpose-built

building close to the three other schools

of the Faculty of Health Sciences. The ﬁrst

three years of the course are taught at

Curtin Perth, with periodic visits to clinical

sites. The ﬁnal years of the curriculum will be

undertaken in a variety of clinical placement

sites, including outer-metropolitan and rural

sites.

Accommodation

Living on campus is a great way for students

to get the most out of their university

experience. It’s convenient, safe and gives

you the opportunity to make friends from

all over the world. Curtin Medical School

(Medicine) students are given priority at our

on-campus accommodation and you may

have the opportunity to live with students

from your course. Our accommodation is

fully furnished with electricity, gas and water

included in your weekly rent. You’ll be within

walking distance to your classes and local

amenities, and will beneﬁt from 24 hour

security and access to support services. Due

to high demand, we recommend that you

apply for your accommodation when you

apply to study at Curtin. Please contact our

Housing Advisory Service team directly for

further information. They can also help you

explore alternative accommodation options.

Please contact Housing directly to discuss

available options.

curtin.edu/accommodation

Orientation

A medicine pre-orientation program,

followed by the University ocial orientation

week will run prior to the commencement of

Semester 1. Attendance is compulsory and

applicants who accept a place in the course

should plan around these dates accordingly.

Scholarships

Scholarships are part of Curtin’s commitment

to rewarding academic excellence,

supporting research and enabling students

from all backgrounds to realise their

potential. Scholarships are more than just

ﬁnancial support, they can enhance your

portfolio of achievements.

Each scholarship has an information page

which will outline the speciﬁc eligibility

criteria. The criteria may be based on:

• Academic record (merit)

• Financial hardship and/or socioeconomic

background

• Citizenship

• Course, faculty or interests

You can use the scholarship search to ﬁnd

scholarships that meet speciﬁc criteria.

scholarships.curtin.edu.au

Mandatory requirements

All Curtin Medical School (Medicine) owned

units have compulsory ﬁeldwork/ clinical

placements. During ﬁrst year, students must

complete various screenings and activities

to ensure their safety and the safety of

the general public are maintained during

the placement. These include, but are not

limited to:

• National Police Certiﬁcate

• First Aid Certiﬁcate (“Provide First Aid”)

• Mental Health First Aid Certiﬁcate

• Working with Children Check (2nd year

requirement)

• Hand hygiene training (online)

• Completion of stipulated health screening

and immunisations including COVID-19

(some vaccinations require multiple

inoculations over a period of time so

students must plan their schedule

accordingly).

• MBBS Student Declaration and

Agreement

• Faculty Student Conﬁdentiality

Declaration

A First Aid Certiﬁcate training course will be

oered as part of pre-orientation. A Mental

Health First Aid Certiﬁcate training course

will be arranged by the Curtin Association

of Medical Students early in the semester.

Students will be responsible for arranging

their own re-certiﬁcation at their own cost

in subsequent years of the course, in

accordance with the renewal schedule as

outlined in the relevant year handbook.

Failure to provide evidence of compliance

with these requirements will prevent

students from attending ﬁeldwork/clinical

placements and as a result they will be

unable to complete course requirements.

Incidental fees are applicable for the

majority of essential requirements listed

above.

students.curtin.edu.au/essentials/fees/

Students will be responsible for all costs

associated with mandatory screening

requirements for ﬁeldwork/clinical

placements, including vaccination and

screening costs.

curtin.edu/healthﬁeldwork

SUCCESSFUL

APPLICANT CHECKLIST

☐ Complete your enrolment in

GETSTARTED!

☐ Start working towards attaining the

various mandatory requirements,

some of which are due in the third

week of Semester 1.

☐ Arrange housing and familiarise

yourself with transportation

options.

☐ Arrange to attend the medicine

pre-orientation program and

orientation week.

More information will be available in

GETSTARTED and the CMS (Medicine)

Year 1 Student Handbook which will

be emailed to you after you have

accepted your oer.

Key dates and deadlines for

2022 intake – For international

applicants ONLY

Registrations open: 1 March 2021

Registrations close: 17 May 2021

University Clinical Aptitude test ANZ (UCAT ANZ) held

July - September 2021

Apply for the MBBS course online via Curtin University application portal

or through an authorised agent

(must provide UCAT ANZ ID)

Applications open: 24 May 2021

Applications close: 30 September 2021

ATAR and IB Diploma results released

December 2021

University Clinical Aptitude test ANZ (UCAT ANZ) results released

to Curtin Medical School (Medicine)

September 2021

Multiple Mini Interviews held (November/December Round)

25, 26 November and 3 December 2021 (subject to change)

Invitations for Multiple Mini Interviews

(November/December round) released

- On or after 19 November 2021 (subject to change)

School Leavers: Predicted ATAR to be provided by the relevant School

Principal to Curtin Medical School (Medicine)

Deadline: 3 November 2021

Multiple Mini Interviews held (January Round)

Early - Mid January 2022

Curtin Medical School (Medicine) Pre-Orientation Program

17-18 February 2022

Curtin Orientation (O Week)

21-25 February 2022

Curtin Semester 1 begins

28 February 2022

International oers issued

January-February 2022

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Tel: 1300 222 888

Web: study.curtin.edu.au

Curtin University

Bentley

Kent Street Bentley WA 6102

GPO Box U1987 Perth WA 6845

4995HS

For further information please visit:

curtin.edu/medicine