Curtin University Courses

Metallurgical engineers have a key role in converting raw metals and minerals into more useable formats, such as converting iron ore and coal into steel. They extract, refine and recycle resources used in everyday life - including energy production, food production, housing and transportation.

Worldwide, Korean is the fastest-growing language among non-native speakers, and with the global popularity of K-pop and K-dramas, the interest in Korean culture is no surprise.

This course explores the social, cultural and political impacts of the internet, and digital and social media platforms.

Curtin has a reputation for producing highly skilled journalists able to research, investigate and report on topics across mainstream and independent media platforms.

Students in this course gain a practical experience through a range of field-based experiences in marine environments. This course sits within the double degree combination of Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts, and also the Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Commerce.

Curtin has a reputation for producing highly skilled journalists able to research, investigate and report on topics across mainstream and independent media platforms. In this major you will learn to research and prepare news, feature and other content for radio, video and online platforms.

This major is designed for those who wish to teach years 1-6 and gain a foundation for teaching across the primary school curriculum.

Employers across all sectors need people who can research, write, edit and publish a range of material. In this double degree major you will develop your skills and knowledge in many genres and styles of writing, while you explore your own creativity.

This double degree major will equip you with the linguistic skills and cultural competence to work in China-related areas and in China. Spoken by 1.3 billion people, Chinese is the world's most spoken first language.

Agricultural scientists are central to the world's ability to sustainably feed its population. This course offers a flexible approach to studying the science that underpins agricultural production.

Every industry is using the increasing availability of large volumes of data to improve their efficiency.

Earth scientists are essential to the safe management of the environment, and to the discovery and sustainable extraction of mineral and energy resources.