Curtin University Courses

The Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy major is available to study as part of the Master of Clinical Physiotherapy.

Professionals with ICT skills that complement a specific career discipline are increasingly beneficial to many industry and government sectors. In this course you will learn how modern computer systems connect, operate and are programmed.

The Indigenous Community Management and Development major aims to provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students with the knowledge and skills required to bring about effective, culturally appropriate social change in Indigenous services and community settings.

The Humanities and Social Sciences (Politics and Law) Education Major prepares students with content and pedagogical knowledge to teach in the Politics and Law subject area in Year 11 and 12 as well as across Humanities and Social Sciences curriculum area from Years 7 to 12.

Biochemists study the molecular structures and processes that form the foundation of living matter. In this course, you will study the core principles of chemistry, molecular structure and chemical reactivity, and how they are applied to biological molecules.

Technology-savvy accounting professionals are in high demand worldwide. With expertise in audit analytics, accounting professionals can not only improve conventional accounting practices, but also uncover opportunities to combat fraud and corruption.

Those who study physics are fascinated by fundamental questions about the origin, nature and function of our Universe. Physics seeks to explain relationships involving the smallest and the largest structures, utilising the four known forces: strong, weak, electromagnetic and gravitational.

This major will develop your practical skills and knowledge across a variety of writing styles, as well as range of emerging and experimental genres. You'll learn through self reflection and working in groups; guided by expert teaching staff, many of whom are award-winning, published authors.

This major provides Indigenous students with the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the policy, planning, health promotion and project management areas of the Indigenous health industry.

Employers across all sectors need people who can research, write, edit and publish informational and creative content. In this major you will develop your skills and knowledge in many genres and styles of writing and publishing practices, while exploring your creativity.

This double major is designed for students who want to extend their knowledge of taxation and work for a government tax department or an accounting or auditing firm.

The Screen Arts stream is available in the Graduate Certificate in Arts course. Amplify your film and television career with advanced analytical, creative and practical production skills.