The Communication Engineering Specialisation focuses on telecommunications and networking topics such as mobile radio communications, sensor networks, and signal processing, addressing the growing importance of communication technologies in industry and competition.
The Economics and Finance stream focuses on research methods, advanced econometric techniques, and specialized units in microeconomics, macroeconomics, investments, and corporate finance. Students will complete a thesis under supervision.
This minor focuses on the biodiversity of Western Australia, teaching skills to survey and identify biological species, which are valuable in environmental consultancy and conservation efforts.
The Pre-Masters Human Rights specialisation prepares third-year undergraduate students for an Accelerated Bachelor Masters program in Master Human Rights, focusing on the theory and practice of human rights across various traditions.
Mechanical Engineering focuses on the design, manufacture, and understanding of systems involving solid parts and fluid flows, ranging from micro-mechanical actuators to large-scale turbines. This specialisation prepares students for entry into the Master of Professional Engineering (Mechanical Engineering).
Develop the creative and technical skills required to design engaging games, interactive environments, and digital experiences. Learn 3D modelling, level design, and user-focused development through hands-on game production.
Immerse yourself in creating interactive experiences that seamlessly blend the physical and digital worlds. Explore emerging platforms, user interface design, and experiential media to create meaningful mixed-reality environments.
Petroleum engineers determine optimal methods for extracting oil and gas, collaborating with professionals to analyze reservoirs and implement effective extraction techniques. This specialisation equips students with knowledge in Petroleum Engineering, preparing them for advanced engineering degrees.
The Engineering Foundation Year (EFY) is a preparatory program for the BEng (Hons) course, focusing on foundational engineering skills, problem-solving, and sustainability principles. It allows students to choose their engineering discipline in the second year and meet prerequisites for specialisations.
The Mining Engineering Specialisation (GDip ProEng) provides insights into course learning outcomes and opportunities to engage with the Curtin community for events and study tips.
