Curtin University Courses

Property is one of Australia's most popular investment options. Understanding how to make smart decisions in property development, investment, valuation and sales can lead to a lucrative and varied career.

This specialisation provides an in-depth study in molecular genetics as an integral component of agriculture and environmental sciences including plant and animal breeding, plant pathology, evolution and plant conservation, which is becoming increasingly important in this field of study.

This course is a major in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. Electricity powers nearly every aspect of industry, and as industries become increasingly digital, the role of electronic communication and embedded systems becomes more important.

This course is a major in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. As the world becomes increasingly automated, and the range of industries innovating through digital technologies expands, so do the opportunities for mechatronic engineers.

This specialisation comprises four units that provide in-depth knowledge of business law to complement your overall area of study. It contains two core units and five optional units.

This course is a major in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. Our Energy Engineering degree is designed to meet the demand for roles in energy efficiency, renewable energy technologies, fossil-fuel reduction, hydrogen systems, geo-energy options and environmental compliance.

Do you enjoy expressing your creative side through writing? Are you an aspiring author or poet? The standout feature of a creative writing career is the ability to contribute to and influence culture through an understanding of writing conventions and literary techniques.

This course is a major in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. Civil and construction engineers design and construct society's infrastructure.

This is a Master of Information Systems and Technology specialisation designed for ICT professionals looking to upskill into management roles, and for graduates and other professionals who want to gain the skills for a career in ICT.

Extractive metallurgists are needed to extract and purify metals and other products from ores obtained through mining operations. To undertake these roles, they require a strong understanding of chemistry, mineralogy and environmental science.

This major focuses on the key concepts and challenges in data protection and computer software security. You will examine both the high- and low-level practical aspects of computer security.

In this course, you will develop a broad range of analytical and mathematical skills, with particular relevance to statistical modelling and operations research in finance.