Curtin University Courses

Agribusiness links agricultural producers with consumers, encompassing the entire food production system from paddock to plate.

Gain a strong understanding of the social, political, economic and environmental factors that influence health You'll learn how to plan, implement and evaluate health promotion strategies such as health policy, advocacy, and community education and development.

This double degree enables you to gain knowledge in a scientific discipline and develop strong foundational business skills. It will prepare you to fulfil the financial potential of scientific discoveries and apply commercial knowledge in research environments.

Please note: Our Nutrition and Food Science course is being phased out at the end of this year. This is your final opportunity to apply for the second semester of 2025.

This course provides a good basis in the scientific discipline of psychology alongside applications in human resource management professions. You will gain highly marketable knowledge and skills that will enable you to engage with a range of managers, professionals and consultants.

If you're interested in promoting and improving food choices by working in the community, this double degree offers the right combination of skill sets.

The goal of pharmacy care is to maximise positive healthcare outcomes and improve patients' quality of life with minimum risk. In your first year of study, you will learn the foundations of pharmaceutical science, physiology, pathophysiology and pharmacy practice.

Construction managers work across a range of interrelated disciplines on residential, commercial and infrastructure projects.

This course develops originality and independence of thought and trains students in research. It is a path for students proceeding to a higher degree.

Note: Only applications from current Registered Nurses can be accepted for the mid-year (July) intake entry This is a comprehensive course that includes biological, psychosocial and nursing sciences; advanced clinical skill development; and simulated practice and fieldwork.

Contemporary science degrees must be designed to meet ever-changing challenges in climate change, food security, conservation, biomedical health and data, and more. Curtin's Bachelor of Science courses are designed to provide flexible degrees for evolving global scientific challenges.

High-achieving graduates of the Bachelor of Arts can enhance their degree with a one-year honours qualification.