Curtin University Courses

What you'll learn The competent application of inter-disciplinary knowledge, principles and concepts from across political science, sociology, history, human geography and area studies to understanding global and regional engagement and intersections, GC1 The...

This research based higher degree develops research skills and advances knowledge. This research course caters for those with research interests Agriculture and food science and provides opportunities to develop specialist knowledge by research and the preparation of a thesis.

Journalism is more than reporting; it's about connecting with people and cultures around the world to tell stories that matter.

This stream is not selectable. It is needed for students articulating from TAFE in the Interior Architecture program.

Curtin's Primary Education major within our Graduate Diploma of Education program is designed for those aspiring to teach in years 1-6 in Australian primary schools.

International Baccalaureate stream is affiliated with the Bachelor of Education (Primary Education). This stream consists of a suite of three units for students considering teaching in this area.

STRP-HRIGT Human Rights Stream is available in MC-GLOBL Master of Global Engagement and MC-GLOBL2 Master of Global Engagement (Advanced) courses. This Stream is designed for those who do not have a relevant degree in Human Rights.

Knowledge of digital finance is fundamental to the modern economy and contemporary entrepreneurial success.

The English Education Major prepares students with content and pedagogical knowledge to teach in this subject area from Years 7 to 12. Students will also select a second teaching area specialisation from either: a minor teaching area, or broadening study in the major teaching area.

The Public Health Honours is a specialised year of study for those students who have demonstrated a high level of academic achievement in their undergraduate degree.

This minor provides students with insight and training into how we understand the earth as an environment, with a focus on methods of scientific analysis.

Students will gain practical experience in the state-of-the-art undergraduate teaching laboratories as part of the Resources and Chemistry Precinct. Work-based learning may be taken as an elective unit.