As a doctoral research degree candidate, you will uncover new knowledge either by the discovery of new facts, the formulation of theories or the innovative reinterpretation of known data and established ideas.
This information is relevant for students commencing study in 2023. We also offer an 18 month Master of Information Science. In this course you will gain the expertise to work as a librarian, archivist and records manager in a diversity of organisations.
Mapping and Land Planning Minor will introduce the basics of geodata mapping (2D and 3D including data management and visualisation) as well as Land Planning. (3D) Mapping is a growing field and is relevant for many fields of study e.g.
This course will qualify you to work as an archivist and records manager in a range of organisations, including in community and national archives and the records offices of government, non-profit and corporate organisations.
Information professionals connect data, information and knowledge to a range of users, constituting vital roles in corporate, government and non-profit workplaces.
The Graduate Certificate in Positive Behaviour Support embodies Curtin's commitment to enhancing the disability sector's capabilities. Recognising the multifaceted nature of well-being, the course addresses behaviours that may be viewed as challenging or concerning.
Help address the environment and climate emergency. This sector-leading course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to be prepared and qualified to tackle urgent environmental issues in your chosen field.
This Undergraduate Certificate may lead students into the Digital and Social Media major (MJRU-NETCM) within the Bachelor of Arts (B-ARTS) program at Curtin.
This two year Masters of Geoscience course provides advanced technical and professional training for those wishing to upgrade their geology or geophysics qualifications or enter a new branch of geoscience to enhance their career prospects.
The application of science to real-world problems is increasingly multidisciplinary in nature. In many areas of scientific endeavour, no single discipline is sufficient to deliver advances and innovation.
