Curtin University Courses

Robotics is a rapidly advancing field, where machines are designed for situations such as traversing in dangerous environments, manufacturing processes, robot-assisted medical procedures, and assisting people in their daily activities.

This Specialisation is a brief but thorough introduction to the key components of computer systems and hardware. It includes several CISCO networking modules and prepares students for a role managing the basics of computers and computer networks.

The acquisition of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) capabilities is a national priority. This specialisation aims to develop, extend, and refine students' knowledge and practice to design and lead enriching STEM innovations in students' educational context.

The Data Science Major consolidates data science and predictive analytics skills through core machine learning and project units along with a range of optional units.

This specialisation offers students knowledge and experience in planning, managing and calculating flood events, water resources and hydraulic risk. Ideal for students who need to design around flood risk (e.g.

Design for manufacturing (DFM) is the general engineering practice that focuses on creating products at lower costs by optimising the selection of materials and manufacturing processes early in the design process.

This specialisation is aimed for students in diverse Engineering disciplines. It provides an exposure to the contemporary techniques for exploration and exploitation of mineral resources. Students will develop basic skills required for the design and operation of surface and underground mines.

This internship specialisation provides students with internship opportunities in becoming job-ready graduates. Students in courses without professional work experience are strongly encouraged to enrol in this specialisation.

This internship specialisation provides students with internship opportunities in becoming job-ready graduates. Students in courses without professional work experience are strongly encouraged to enrol in this specialisation.

The Physical Science major allows students to study fundamental aspects of physics, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, and geology, with a particular focus on drawing together studies in these disciplines to prepare students to tackle emerging challenges.

This extension specialisation will enable students to build and expand on knowledge developed through the Civil Engineering major, providing a solid grounding in advanced water and wastewater engineering management, along with an understanding of environmental issues surrounding engineering...

Delve into the fascinating world of immunology and cell biology. In this specialisation, you will explore cell biology concepts such as membrane transport, protein sorting and maturation, protein degradation, vesicle trafficking and fundamental concepts of cell signalling.