Non-Award
This foundation course is designed for graduates who would like to study a Curtin Graduate Entry Master (GEM) course that is in a different discipline or field to their undergraduate degree. It enables you to complete four prerequisite units (100 credits) to gain the skills and requisite knowledge to be considered for admission into various health sciences master courses.
This foundation course is designed for graduates who would like to study a Curtin Graduate Entry Master (GEM) course that is in a different discipline or field to their undergraduate degree. It enables you to complete four prerequisite units (100 credits) to gain the skills and requisite knowledge to be considered for admission into the following courses:
This course is available to domestic students only. Admission to GEM courses is competitive and applicants must have achieved a strong course weighted average (CWA) in their undergraduate (or equivalent) degree.
What you need in order to get into this course. There are different pathway options depending on your level of work and education experience.
Specifically, applicants require a bachelor degree from a recognised tertiary education institution.
This foundation course is designed for graduates who would like to study a Curtin Graduate Entry Master (GEM) course that is in a different discipline or field to their undergraduate degree. It enables you to complete four prerequisite units (100 credits) to gain the skills and requisite knowledge to be considered for admission into the following courses:
To view the units that are available to study, check the Curtin Handbook entries of the individual GEM courses.