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What is the census date?

UPDATED 03 SEP 2025 | 5:03AM

The census date is the official point in time when your enrolment for the study period is reported to the , and represents the last date to withdraw from your units without academic and financial penalty. If you are an international student, please consult the international refund agreement included in your letter of offer before making any changes to your enrolment. Units withdrawn from prior to the census date will not appear on your Academic Transcript.  You can via eStudent. If you are studying via Open Universities Australia (OUA), you must withdraw via the or by directly.  For more information visit Curtin's Census dates page. You can find the census date for your study period on the .

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