The online experience When you study online with Curtin you become part of our student community – the only difference is you’ll access all your learning materials online, such as lectures and group assignments, giving you greater flexibility in your studies. We’ve been delivering courses online for more than 20 years, and our current online community is 3,000 strong, so you can be confident your study experience will be a rewarding one. Find your online course Digital resources When you study online directly through Curtin, you’ll have access to a number of digital resources to support you throughout your studies. Curtin student studying on campus Blackboard Student app With the Blackboard Student App you can access your units and stay connected to your lecturers and other students, wherever and whenever you want. Learn more Digital library Digital library Curtin’s library website will allow you to access a wealth of online library resources, including academic journals, past exam papers and more to help assist you throughout your university journey. Curtin Library Online support services Online support services When you study online with Curtin, you’ll receive ongoing support to help you get the most from your studies, enhance your wellbeing and achieve your career goals. Online study support UniSkills UniSkills Need help with your study or assignments? Our free UniSkills modules will assist you throughout your university journey! Access UniSkills Exams Through this study mode, you may have to take some exams on campus or at another location. If you need more flexibility, learn about our courses offered through Open Universities Australia (OUA). Linda Yang Linda Yang, Graduate Diploma in Mineral Exploration Geoscience This course particularly appealed to me because it directly related to my career. There was no other course like it that I could find, and it was a huge advantage to be able to study part-time and online, so I could continue my full-time job in Brisbane.

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