Curtin University Courses

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.

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This Actuarial Mathematics Specialisation equips graduates with financial, mathematical, and statistical skills to address business problems, emphasizing data analysis and understanding the financial impact of decisions.

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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The course provides insights into energy conversion technologies, addressing challenges in transitioning to renewable energy sources. It covers natural gas processing, energy storage, and conversion, focusing on main energy sources, carriers, and end-use applications.

Condition Monitoring is a maintenance approach focusing on evaluating machine health and forecasting its useful life using sensor data and monitoring software. It aims to maximise machine utility and minimise downtime, with a focus on vibration-based monitoring and implementation.

The Pre-Masters Project Management Specialisation equips students with the skills to apply project management principles, critically evaluate information, and communicate effectively in professional environments. It emphasizes ethical conduct, leadership, and the use of appropriate technologies for project success.

Anthropogenic impacts are increasingly affecting the natural environment. Effective monitoring, management and restoration of the natural environment are required to preserve, and improve biodiversity. The environmental management major develops applied skills to apply core discipline knowledge and equip young professionals in excelling in environmental management.

Marine environments are increasingly vulnerable to climate change and development. This specialisation focuses on marine biology, oceanographic sciences, sustainable aquaculture, and fisheries management to equip students with skills to manage and protect marine ecosystems sustainably.

This flexible pre-major is designed for students transitioning from other courses or universities, offering bespoke first-year mapping for unique pathways and CRL accommodations.