Curtin University

ATAR: Minimum 95
Tertiary students: Some current tertiary students and non-school leavers are eligible to apply. Please visit Curtin Uni website for more details.
Subject prerequisites: Chemistry ATAR
Recommended studies: One of the following Mathematics ATAR courses: Mathematics Applications, Mathematics Methods, Mathematics Specialist, or equivalent. Biology is also listed as a desirable subject. 
CASPER: All applicants (other than Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders) must register to sit the Casper Test before the application closing date. The Casper Test is held online nationally on set dates during the months of May, June, and August and can be sat online from home. Applicants are responsible for making their own arrangements to register for the Casper Test. Please refer to the Acuity Insights website, which explains the test in detail and sets out the procedures for registration including the fees payable, test day procedures and regulations. www.acuityinsights.app 
UCAT: Applicants are required to sit the 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. *Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are not required to sit the UCAT ANZ.

Curtin Medical Interviews: 

Ranking for interview: Applicants are ranked and selected for interview based on the weighted sum of their academic merit score (ATAR or equivalent) their Casper Test score, and their UCAT ANZ score (out of 3600) in the ratio of 35:35:30. Please note this course is very competitive, with limited places available. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee you an offer of an interview or a place in the course.

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an offer of interview. Due to the volume of applications received we are unable to provide individual application feedback. However we will endeavour to advise applicants of the outcome of their application at various stages of the selection process.

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). Applicants offered an interview will be allocated a designated date and time. Interviews will only be available on dates published by CMS (Medicine). It is not possible to rearrange an interview to another date not previously published. All applicants should ensure they keep these dates free.

Interviews are primarily face to face but with limited online interviews available where required. 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 offer of a place. Failure to appear for interview or failure to notify lack of attendance at interview in advance will mean a candidate forfeits their opportunity for interview. Attendance at an interview does not guarantee an offer of a place. Applicants are advised to monitor the email address including junk/spam folders and phone numbers supplied to TISC as these are the details that will be used for all correspondence. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure these details are current at all times throughout the selection process.

Curtin University medicine interview dates:

December Round Interviews - Competitive and eligible Western Australian school leavers who have submitted a predicted ATAR form by the relevant deadline, Curtin course switchers and Western Australian non-school leavers will be invited to attend an interview. The predicted ATAR is used for Western Australian school leavers in this round, as the actual ATARs will not yet be available.

Mid-January Round Interviews - Competitive and eligible non-WA school leavers and non-school leavers and those WA 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.

Late January Round Interviews - Competitive and eligible non-WA (interstate and overseas) school leavers will be invited to attend an interview in this round. Actual ATARs are used for all school leavers in this round.