Curtin University Courses

Historians delve into the past to explore how cultural, political, social and economic forces have shaped cultures and civilisations. Through exploring the past, history helps us to understand present-day societies and everyday life.

If you want to learn how property - one of the nation's most critical assets - is developed and valued, this course is for you.

Provides students with a foundation of knowledge, insights and abilities required of managers in a wide range of sectors, industries, and functions. The major will help you prepare for working as a manager in small businesses, as well as in medium and larger local and multinational enterprises.

Every industry is using the increasing availability of large volumes of data to improve their efficiency.

Graphic designers visually communicate across a range of media to persuade, inform and educate audiences online, in print and within a wider environment.

Become an expert in the world of business and technology with a major in Business Information Systems (BIS). In this major you'll explore the world of data analytics.

Graphic Communication combines words and images in an organised and persuasive way to sell products and ideas. This specialisation focuses on professional practice and media production processes, to prepare you for a career in the creative advertising industry.

Curtin has a reputation for producing highly skilled journalists able to research, investigate and report on topics across mainstream and independent media platforms. In this major you will learn to research and prepare news, feature and other content for radio, video and online platforms.

Computer scientists, software engineers, programmers and other computing professionals are experts on how technology works and how computing can address complex problems.

All businesses need to comply with relevant laws and policies, such as when entering contracts, acquiring assets, leasing premises and hiring staff. Experts in business law are therefore vital to organisations to ensure legal compliance and to mitigate legal risk.

Marine environments around the world are increasingly vulnerable to climate change, coastal development and resources extraction.