Curtin University Courses

Develop expertise in national strategy, intelligence analysis, and security studies, gaining critical-thinking skills for professional intelligence roles. Learn from experienced academics and prepare for careers influencing national security decisions.

The Graduate Certificate in Business Futures is a flexible qualification designed to upskill senior leaders and prepare them for uncertain business futures. It offers tailored learning experiences and a capstone project to transform organisational work groups or sectors.

This course equips students with the knowledge and skills for careers in computer systems and networking, focusing on network design, management, and IoT technologies. It includes certification-based training with industry leaders.

This course provides an understanding of the cultural diversity and ways of Indigenous Australians, communities, and organisations. It examines the cultural, social, economic, and political contexts and issues confronting Indigenous Australian people, underpinned by principles of social justice and informed by Indigenous Australians critical theory.

Analyse taxation principles in depth and gain specialised knowledge in Australian and international taxation, superannuation, and retirement planning. Benefit from strong industry links, practical assignments, and hands-on experience at Curtin's on-campus tax clinic.

The Graduate Certificate in Mining equips students with the skills to apply scientific, engineering, and technological principles to mine development projects. It emphasizes the use of mining software tools, effective communication, and adherence to professional standards in mining engineering.

The Master of Science (Mathematical Sciences) course provides internationally competitive training in mathematical sciences, covering computational mathematics, modelling, optimization, data science, and finance management. Graduates gain advanced skills for careers in science, engineering, technology, or finance.

This Higher Education Certificate may lead students into the Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Social Work programs at Curtin, provided they meet the entry criteria. Students will learn principles of rural and remote health management, critical thinking, and respect for Indigenous perspectives.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Indigenous Professional Practices) offers a culturally appropriate learning environment focused on Indigenous mental health and community development. It aims to empower students to drive positive change in Indigenous health and communities through knowledge application and practical skills.

This program aims to develop internationally focused graduates with financial, analytical, research, and communication skills required for professional accounting. It is designed for non-accounting graduates to meet CPA, CAANZ, and ACCA core competency requirements.

The Diabetes Studies specialisation is designed for healthcare professionals interested in diabetes care and education. It covers the nature and prevalence of diabetes, individualised care, and evidence-based theories, and includes a clinical placement.

This course explores biology related to human health and disease, offering flexibility to tailor studies towards careers like vaccine development or pharmaceuticals. It includes foundational studies, major specialisations, and practical laboratory sessions.