Curtin University Courses

This new, accelerated 12-month master course has been designed to meet changed health industry demands, both across the Australian health sector and globally, that require advanced practice clinicians, clinical leadership and clinical research skills in identified areas of healthcare.

In this course you will learn about: organisational behaviour, examining both individual and group dynamics within professional settings and their influence on broader organisational structures global labour trends, technological shifts and the evolving future of work strategic career design and...

Student doing a Geophysics Minor will discover the methods used to reveal the interior of the Earth and other Celestial bodies.

Anthropogenic impacts are increasingly affecting the natural environment. Effective monitoring, management and restoration of the natural environment are required to preserve, and improve biodiversity.

Western Australians live in a biodiversity hotspot. This minor introduces you to the flora and fauna of Western Australia and the skills to survey and identify biological species.

Extractive Metallurgy is the process of recovering valuable elements from complex feeds through a combination of physical and chemical processes.

The Mining minor is designed for students who do not have experience/knowledge in the Mining discipline, wishing to embark on a journey to obtain additional skills and knowledge relating to the mining industry and in particular, become familiar with the mining methods.

This Undergraduate Certificate in Design is designed for people who are interested in pursuing a career in Design. The Undergraduate Certificate may enable entry (and credit for the four units completed) into the Bachelor of Design among others at Curtin.

The Climate Change Science Minor will introduce the science behind climate change and the environmental challenges arising from it as well as look at solutions to address the impacts of the change.

This minor will give students an understanding of analytical and forensic problems and how chemistry is applied to solve them. You'll also develop effective problem-solving and decision-making skills within the ethical and professional context of analytical and forensic science.

The Optimisation Minor is designed to provide students with the necessary skills in mathematics and the ability to apply them to problems arising in business and industry.

The Food Science Minor focuses on the chemical composition of foods, the ingredient interactions under different processing conditions to develop new food products. Students may also undertake a work placement with an external organisation to gain hands on experience.