Curtin University Courses

The Screen Arts stream in the Graduate Certificate in Arts enhances film and television careers with advanced analytical, creative, and practical production skills. Students engage in major projects, placements, and collaborations with industry professionals, building portfolios and networks.

This stream prepares students for advanced research and enhances their academic writing skills in Project Management.

Explore your voice as a writer in the digital age with a major in creative writing, part of the Graduate Diploma of Arts. This course equips you with the knowledge, techniques, and creative confidence to craft compelling stories, poetry, and experimental work across emerging genres. Completing this course also opens the door to further study, including the Master of Arts in Creative Writing.

The Professional Writing and Publishing stream is part of the Graduate Certificate in Arts course, aimed at enhancing skills for corporate communications and editing roles. It includes industry-based initiatives, major projects, and placements to develop professional networks and practical experience.

The Animation and Game Design Specialisation equips students with cognitive and technical skills in design, focusing on creative advertising design. Students will learn to use various design technologies, communicate effectively, and engage with contemporary practices and future trends in the creative industries.

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The Optimisation Minor equips students with mathematical skills to address business and industry challenges, focusing on areas like transportation, logistics, and network modelling. It includes industry-based units for practical applications.

The Industrial Mathematics Specialisation equips students with mathematical skills to address industry challenges, focusing on areas like modelling, optimisation, and supply chain management. Graduates gain practical experience and tools to enhance industry efficiency and productivity.

Students in the Geophysics Minor explore methods to reveal the Earth's interior and celestial bodies, engaging in laboratory exercises addressing environmental sciences, groundwater management, and more.

Software engineering applies engineering principles to software systems, focusing on design, development, testing, and management. This specialisation enhances coding skills and understanding of engineering principles in software development.

The Environmental Management Specialisation focuses on addressing anthropogenic impacts on the natural environment through effective monitoring, management, and restoration. It equips professionals with applied skills and core knowledge to excel in environmental management.

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