Curtin University Courses

This course will qualify you to work as an archivist and records manager in a range of organisations, including in community and national archives and the records offices of government, non-profit and corporate organisations.

Information professionals connect data, information and knowledge to a range of users, constituting vital roles in corporate, government and non-profit workplaces.

The Graduate Certificate in Positive Behaviour Support embodies Curtin's commitment to enhancing the disability sector's capabilities. Recognising the multifaceted nature of well-being, the course addresses behaviours that may be viewed as challenging or concerning.

Help address the environment and climate emergency. This sector-leading course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to be prepared and qualified to tackle urgent environmental issues in your chosen field.

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.

As a doctoral research degree candidate, you will uncover new knowledge either by the discovery of new facts, the formulation of theories or the innovative reinterpretation of known data and established ideas.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Urban and Regional Planning provides an introduction to skills and knowledge required by planning practitioners and may enable entry (and credit for the four units completed) into the Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning at Curtin.

The Master of Indigenous Australian Studies is a distinctive postgraduate masters programme.

This one-year, part-time course is an invitation to apply and hone your passion for writing - whether you are aiming to publish your first novel or a collection of poetry, or craft compelling narratives for digital media.

In today's dynamic business landscape, there's a soaring demand for professionals adept at understanding and manoeuvring the financial world.