Curtin University Courses

Molecular genetics is an expanding area that is contributing to solutions for human, animal and plant diseases; environmental degradation; biodiversity monitoring; food security; biosecurity and other global challenges. Genetics now underpins diverse jobs related to biology.

Global environmental problems require innovative solutions from creative thinkers with a deep scientific understanding of the environment, including its underlying physical, chemical and biological processes.

In this specialisation you will develop foundational knowledge in financial principles, including financial mathematics, interest rates and risk management.

Photography is undergoing rapid transformation with the advent of new and continually evolving digital image capture and production technologies.

Digital experience design is at the heart of many of our daily interactions with modern technology. Our buying habits, social lives, work and health are increasingly informed and shaped by apps and websites, as well as smart assistants and wearable tech.

Modern marketing involves the analysis of market trends and the innovative use of a range of platforms to engage with prospective customers.

Public relations is a dynamic, versatile and ever-changing industry that requires a natural curiosity for the world around you. Successful PR professionals are excellent listeners, in tune with changing trends and expectations.

Workforce management is a field of practice within human resources management (HRM) that focuses on the tasks required to align employees, skills and roles within an organisation to ensure an efficient and engaged workforce.

If you're interested in pursuing a career in business, this advanced specialisation will help you think strategically and make considered decisions, essential skills for aspiring business leaders.

Explore how cultural practices, institutions, social groups and lives are being transformed within the context of globalised communication and economic, political and environmental change.

The rise in digital technology and the increase in data make this an exciting time for public health and related health disciplines. The COVID-19 pandemic highlights the importance of public health experts and their use of data to understand disease and response to pandemics.