Curtin University Courses

This specialisation allows you to select multidisciplinary units such as health promotion, sexology, occupational health and safety, and global public health. Career outcomes are diverse, and you can tailor your studies to your career goals.

This major will help to increase your core accounting capabilities across data management and information systems.

Civil engineers design and construct infrastructure, such as bridges, roads, harbours, highways, dams, irrigation and water supplies, hydro-electric projects, tall buildings and other large structures.

Successful PR professionals are excellent listeners and in tune with changing trends and expectations. This specialisation prepares you to manage communication, reputation and relationships on behalf of an organisation.

This major enables working professionals without experience in human resources management to gain expertise and professional competencies in areas of the HR management continuum.

For many people, everyday life now involves constant interaction with the internet via networked platforms and devices. As cyberspace and real space come together, it can be easy to miss the impacts of the internet on us and on our society and culture.

This specialisation provides insight into the global food situation and the challenge to increase food production, given the contexts of population growth and increased competition over access to resources.

In this specialisation, you'll explore cultural texts and social issues, and develop creative and critical thinking, research and writing skills. You'll analyse contemporary texts, including literature, film, digital and social media, to understand how they encode and reflect cultural traditions.

Mine and engineering surveying is a specialised area within engineering and science. Also known as geomatics engineering or geomatics, the profession has a vital role in the resources industry and related infrastructure development.

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.