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Assessment policies and procedures

For information about methods of assessment and issues affecting your enrolment while studying at university, Curtin has developed an Assessment Manual, available on the Curtin Policies website.

The Assessment Manual provides information on:

  • Satisfactory Course Progress
  • Determining Academic Status
  • Conditional Status
  • Termination from Course
  • Academic Status - Review and Appeals

For more information on the Assessment Manual and other Curtin Policies and Procedures, visit the Policies website.

Our Guiding Principles

Curtin is a signatory to the Australian Vice-Chancellors Committee "Code of Practice and Guidelines for the Provision of Education to International Students".

This document sets out the ethical principles that underpin our attitudes and behaviour in the recruitment, reception, education and welfare of international students.

Read the full document

Curtin staff adhere to a Code of Conduct that reflects Curtin's values, guides the University's ethical principles, and outlines how staff are expected to conduct themselves at all times.

Read our Code of Conduct