Curtin University Courses

Explore the fields of immunology and cell biology, covering topics like cell signalling, immune system functions, and diseases such as autoimmune and infectious diseases.

Physics explores relationships from the smallest to the largest structures using fundamental forces. Students gain skills in experiments and problem-solving, applicable to diverse careers.

The Mathematical Optimisation Specialisation equips students with mathematical skills for solving real-world problems, focusing on areas like calculus, linear algebra, and optimisation techniques.

Diplomacy Specialisation focuses on resolving conflicts and fostering peaceful relationships through studies in foreign policy, international ethics, and diplomatic history, covering topics like regional studies and global challenges.

This specialisation builds on the Agricultural Science major, offering knowledge in crop, pasture, and animal science, along with problem-solving and decision-making skills for the agricultural industry.

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Pursue your interest in human genetics and genomics. Learn the basic identification of all chromosomes in the human genome and understand the characteristics of, and molecular basis for, human genetic diseases and traits. You'll also learn to source and interpret genetic and genomic data using online databases and specialist software.

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Mechanical engineering is the broad discipline related to the design, analysis, manufacturing and maintaining of mechanical systems. This specialisation provides an understanding of fundamental principles utilised in mechanical systems, which includes fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and electromechanical energy.

Computational mechanics focuses on solving complex mathematical models representing physical phenomena using modern computing methods, with applications in areas like renewable energy, biomechanics, and aerospace.

Engineering design focuses on creating systems that meet stakeholder needs while minimizing resources such as cost, time, and materials. This specialisation emphasizes effective solutions and assumes prior knowledge in technical drawing, engineering modelling, and manufacturing processes.