Institution |
Course name |
Guide ATAR score |
Prerequisites |
Course length |
Contact information |
How to apply |
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| Curtin University | Bachelor of Surveying | 70 | Mathematics applications is essential and maths methods desirable. | Four years full-time. Part-time study is available | Course info page Course handbook Phone: 1300 222 888 |
TISC or direct |
| Bachelor of Science (Mine & Engineering Surveying) | 70 | Mathematics applications is essential and maths methods desirable. | Three years full-time. Part-time study is available | Course info page Course handbook Phone: 1300 222 888 |
TISC or direct | |
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| TAFE WA | Certificate III in Surveying & Spatial Information Services |
Not applicable
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OLNA or NAPLAN 9 Band 8 | Six months full-time, 3 days per week | Course info page Phone: 08 6211 2256 phil.pollard@nmtafe.wa.edu.au |
Direct only |
| Certificate IV in Surveying | Not applicable | Certificate III in Surveying and Spatial Information Services | Six months full-time | Course info page Phone: 08 6211 2256 phil.pollard@nmtafe.wa.edu.au |
Direct only | |
| Diploma of Surveying | Not applicable | Certificate IV in Surveying | One year full-time, two years part-time | Course info page Phone: 08 6211 2256 phil.pollard@nmtafe.wa.edu.au |
Direct only | |
| Advanced Diploma of Surveying | Not applicable | Diploma of Surveying | One year full-time, two years part-time | Course info page Phone: 08 6211 2256 phil.pollard@nmtafe.wa.edu.au |
Direct only | |
Watch this video about a surveying students explaining what it’s really like to study surveying at Curtin University.
Professional Training Agreements Western Australia
(Minimum of two years full-time)
A Professional Training Agreement (PTA) is the mechanism to enable a graduate surveyor (with a 4 year Bachelor of Surveying Degree from Curtin University or equivalent) to progress to registration as a licensed surveyor in WA.
The purpose of the PTA is to provide a structured training program to assist a graduate surveyor with the continuation of education and training to develop their skills. This requires a minimum of two years supervised training under the mentorship of a Licensed Surveyor.
As part of the PTA, a graduate surveyor is required to submit five Cadastral Survey Projects covering: Urban, Rural, Built Strata, Mining Tenement, and Site Planning & Management as well as completing the Application of Survey Law Exam and three practical field survey exams. The final stage of the agreement is an hour long interview with the Land Surveyors Licensing Board of Western Australia.
See the Licensing Board’s website for more details.