Curtin University Courses

Develop your creative writing skills in fiction, poetry, and experimental genres, guided by experienced tutors and peer engagement. Offered as part of the Bachelor of Arts, this major provides opportunities for career enhancement and interdisciplinary studies.

This pathway supports Indigenous Australian students in developing fundamental knowledge and practices in Law, with eligibility for direct entry into Bachelor of Laws programs upon completion.

The Sports Physiotherapy major, part of the Master of Clinical Physiotherapy, focuses on integrating research and evidence-informed management into clinical and sporting physiotherapy practice. It includes supervised clinical placements in diverse settings, tailored to individual interests and experience levels.

Gain knowledge of secure information infrastructure and systems; and how it is implemented and managed. Learn to develop, apply, and manage solutions for software systems and cybersecurity challenges using advanced technologies and methodologies.

The Accounting stream focuses on research methods, contemporary accounting issues, and accounting research projects, enhancing knowledge of financial accounting regulations and analysis. It includes advanced units and culminates in a thesis under supervision, contributing to industry through investigations on corporate governance, audit quality, and financial reporting.

Food scientists and technologists develop and improve ways to process raw ingredients into safe, nutritious, and tasty foods. This multidisciplinary field involves biology, chemistry, nutrition, microbiology, and engineering, offering diverse career opportunities in product development, quality assurance, and sustainable technologies.

This specialisation is ideal for enterprising people who want to start their own business and will complement most undergraduate degrees at Curtin. You'll learn the processes of establishing a business and work with real-world small businesses to help them grow through a consultancy-based project. Graduates from this specialisation tend to move into self-employment or go on to help other small businesses scale and grow.

Employers across all sectors need people who can research, write, edit and publish a range of material. This double degree major develops skills in various writing genres and styles, with opportunities for professional placements.

Geospatial Technology is a rapidly growing field of study, preparing students to gather, analyze, and interpret location-based data from various sources to support diverse disciplines.

International relations is a dynamic field exploring global issues through political theory, diplomacy, and policymaking. The course emphasizes skills in analysis, communication, and problem-solving, with a focus on Asia Pacific regional studies.

The Screen Arts major prepares students for careers in film, television, and media industries through practical production skills and creative thinking. It includes opportunities for internships and major projects, with pathways to doctoral-level study.

This specialisation focuses on enhancing STEM capabilities, aiming to equip students with the skills to design and lead innovative STEM educational practices.