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Explore the fascinating field of microbiology, covering topics such as microbial gene regulation, pathogenesis, and the role of microbes in industries. Gain insights into molecular biology of viruses and the development of vaccines.

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This stream consists of eight electives and is only available to students as an exit award out of the BH-ENGR Bachelor of Engineering (Honours).

The Human Rights Stream (M Global Engagement) is designed for individuals without a relevant degree in Human Rights, aiming to equip professionals and workers in various fields with the knowledge and skills to apply human rights principles in practice. The program covers theoretical and philosophical aspects of human rights across diverse traditions and focuses on practical applications in contemporary settings.

This specialisation develops understanding of local contexts of construction practices, focusing on measurement and sustainability, and is designed for students in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management).

Extractive Metallurgy focuses on recovering valuable elements from various sources through physical and chemical processes. This minor offers insights into key processes, including chemistry, process mineralogy, and extraction techniques, with connections to Curtin's Kalgoorlie campus.