LGBTIQ+
At Curtin, you’re welcomed into an environment where you’re respected and valued, regardless of your sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
If you identify as LGBTIQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Queer, Questioning and otherwise diverse in your sexuality and/or gender), you can access a range of support and resources at Curtin.
Support and community for LGBTIQ+ students
See the services, support and community initiatives available to you at Curtin.
Ally training
Our Ally training empowers and teaches students and staff to support LGBTIQ+ students.
Changing your name and gender details
Changing your name
It is important that your records accurately reflect your full formal legal name as this information is used in government reporting and will also affect your official documents.
To view your current details go to OASIS > My Studies > eStudent > My Details.
To change your formal name you will need to:
- Complete a change of personal details form.
- Provide required original or certified documentation. A list of acceptable supporting documents can be found on the form.
- Submit the form through our online web enquiry form.
To change your preferred name contact Curtin Connect. No supporting documentation is required.
If you are studying via Open Universities Australia you can change your details in My Study Centre.
Changing your gender details
Curtin systems allow for identification as M (male), F (female), or X (indeterminate/unspecified/intersex). No supporting documentation is required.
For support and further information see the Gender Transition at Curtin guide or contact a Curtin Ally or the Student Wellbeing Advisory Service.
To change your gender details contact Curtin Connect.
Changing your details with the University will not automatically change your details with government agencies and could lead to delays in services with agencies whilst verifications take place. For example, Centrelink student support payments may be interrupted if name and gender records do not match at both the University and Centrelink. Please carefully consider any potential consequences of not changing your personal details with all government agencies you deal with.