Curtin University Courses

Explore the world of pharmacology, from the essentials through to advanced concepts. You'll compare and contrast drugs that act on the cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, renal, musculoskeletal and endocrine systems, and the autonomic and central nervous systems.

Curtin's Bachelor of Laws offers a rich and professionally relevant coverage of foundational areas of legal knowledge as well as developing the core skills essential to effective legal practice.

This specialisation builds on the technical content provided in the Extractive Metallurgy Major to provide a more rounded coverage of metallurgical operations.

The Statistical Data Science Specialisation builds on students' previous experience in statistics and mathematics to enable them to develop complex models for a wide variety of data types and draw inferences.

Civil engineers may be involved in a wide variety of projects across a range of sub-disciplines. This extension specialisation builds on knowledge developed through the Civil Engineering major, providing expanded knowledge across a broad range of commonly practised areas.

The specialisation in Advanced Geophysical Methods is intended as a complete foundation in modern geophysics.

This specialisation focuses on the fundamental concepts and challenges in both high- and low-level aspects of cybersecurity within an applied and project-based learning environment.

In this specialisation, you will study the advanced aspects of chemical science. You will use complex equipment and procedures to understand the science that underpins biochemistry and make, analyse and monitor chemicals in our environment.

Explore the massively interesting realm of microbiology. From investigations in infectious microbiology to advances in molecular microbiology, you'll gain insight into microbiological cell structures and functions.

The Screen Arts major is an excellent springboard for a career in the film, television and media industries, combining practical production skills with creative and analytical thinking.

Physics seeks to explain relationships between the smallest through to the largest structures, utilising the four known Strong, Weak, Electromagnetic and Gravitational forces.

This specialisation will enable students to build and expand on knowledge developed through the Agricultural Science major, providing a solid grounding in crop, pasture and animal science.