Curtin University Courses

This course aims to develop the next generation of innovators. It integrates our 'GRIT' concepts: global, responsible, innovative, technology - skills that the World Economic Forum has identified as non-negotiable for the 21st century.

This double degree will augment your knowledge in geology, which is critical to the global economy, with knowledge of the resources industry and finance. The finance component explores the financial services industry.

Interior designers offer creative, proactive and innovative design solutions. In this course you will develop a solid foundation in critical design thinking and theory relating to human occupation and explore how the human experience is central to interior architecture.

Do you aspire to lead innovation or business development in major corporations? If you want to learn how to drive change through entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship and creativity, consider our Graduate Certificate in Corporate Innovation.

Learn how to prevent, treat and manage physical injuries and assist people of all ages with musculo-skeletal and/or chronic health conditions.

Opportunities are offered at Curtin to students from abroad to undertake studies for credit to their degree at their home university but not take a degree from this University. Students participate by applying directly to Curtin. Students applying independently pay tuition to Curtin.

In this double degree, you will gain a strong combination of skillsets for resources extraction and environmental protection, which is increasingly important to the resources sector and to society.

If you are an aspiring entrepreneur or corporate innovator, this master course is for you.

Based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals, this innovative course is among the first of its kind. In this course, you will develop a critical understanding of the complex issues that lay at the frontier of sustainable development.

Do you enjoy contemplating the big questions of our time, such as balancing economic growth with environmental protection or global connection with national identity? With skills in global engagement, you could turn your passion into a career that makes a lasting difference.

Geospatial Technology is a rapidly growing field of study. This minor will prepare you to gather, analyse and interpret location-based data sourced from a variety of sources (satellites, GNSS, census) to assist in decisions that support a range of disciplines.

We also offer a 2 year Master of Information Science for those looking for a research pathway OR to undertake an internship of 25-30 days in an archives, library or records work environment.