Curtin University Courses

Software engineering is the application of principles used in the field of engineering, which usually deals with physical systems, to the design, development, testing, deployment and management of software systems.

The Physical Science major allows students to study fundamental aspects of physics, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, and geology, with a particular focus on drawing together studies in these disciplines to prepare students to tackle emerging challenges.

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

Get ready for a global career. Understand the processes by which law is created, changed and applied to business and government.

The Accounting stream includes mandatory units on research methods, contemporary accounting issues, and accounting research project, which aim to enhance knowledge of financial accounting regulations, analyse emerging issues, and perform financial analysis of a company.

This specialisation is only available to students who are admitted into the MJXU-BUSIN Business Information Systems Extension Major (BCom).

What you'll learn develop, apply, evaluate and manage solutions for software systems, organisations and large scale data sources using the latest advances in analytics and industry-accepted standards, GC1, GC2, GC4, GC6 apply and evaluate advanced technical...

This Actuarial Mathematics Specialisation provides graduates with financial, mathematical and statistical skills and the ability to apply these skills to business problems.

Delve into the fascinating world of immunology and cell biology. In this specialisation, you will explore cell biology concepts such as membrane transport, protein sorting and maturation, protein degradation, vesicle trafficking and fundamental concepts of cell signalling.

Mechanical engineering is the broad discipline related to the design, analysis, manufacturing and maintaining of mechanical systems.

This specialisation enables students to incorporate some knowledge of agricultural science with their chosen major, providing them with additional skills for careers in natural resource management and related areas.

What you'll learn apply advanced geological principles and concepts in theoretical, practical and vocational situations use a range of geological data sets to allow the interpretation of mineral systems to address industry pertinent exploration problems through understanding of geological...