Curtin University Courses

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.

Advanced Chemistry and material characterisation instrumentation prepares you for project work across the materials research spectrum; microstructure using X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy, graphitisation, Hydrogen storage research.

The Low Carbon Transition specialisation equips students with knowledge for transitioning from conventional to green energy, covering natural gas processing, pipeline corrosion, combustion technology, and energy transmission networks.

The Space Exploration Specialisation introduces students to space and planetary sciences, focusing on applying knowledge to scientific, social, and ethical issues, and utilizing digital technologies for data interpretation in geoscience.

The Professional Writing specialisation covers business writing, creative nonfiction, and editing and publishing skills, preparing students for careers in various writing and publishing fields.

This course focuses on the molecular-level processes of life, utilizing advanced equipment to explore biomolecular science, drug design, and the effects of substances on living organisms.

Robotics is a rapidly advancing field focusing on designing machines for various applications, including manufacturing and medical procedures. This specialisation emphasizes project-based learning and covers both hardware and software implementation.

Enhanced data processing and analysis prepares you for traditional down-to-earth applied physics including; instrument development and deployment for environmental monitoring both atmospheric and oceanographic.

Mechanical engineering focuses on the study of moving systems, teaching principles of dynamic behavior and control, building on foundational engineering knowledge.

This specialisation is tailored for Interior Architecture or Interior Design students, focusing on the built environment, sustainability, building science, and digital fabrication.

This specialisation is part of the Property Development and Valuation Extension Major (BCom).

Design for manufacturing (DFM) focuses on creating products at lower costs by optimising materials and manufacturing processes early in the design phase. This specialisation equips students with skills in CAD design and understanding modern manufacturing processes.