Curtin University Courses

Contemporary science degrees must be designed to meet ever-changing challenges in climate change, food security, conservation, biomedical health and data, and more. Curtin's Bachelor of Science courses are designed to provide flexible degrees for evolving global scientific challenges.

If you're interested in promoting and improving food choices by working in the community, this double degree offers the right combination of skill sets.

Computer system and network administrators are responsible for the configuration and reliable operation of computer networks that form the backbone of modern information systems.

This course enables you to pursue further studies in actuarial applications in order to fulfil the part ll requirements of the Actuaries Institute, and to undertake your own significant research project in interesting actuarial areas.

Construction managers work across a range of interrelated disciplines on residential, commercial and infrastructure projects.

This double degree enables you to gain knowledge in a scientific discipline and develop strong foundational business skills. It will prepare you to fulfil the financial potential of scientific discoveries and apply commercial knowledge in research environments.

In this initial teacher education course you will gain the skills, knowledge and practical learning experiences to teach young children (aged from birth to eight years) in early education settings.

Note: Only applications from current Registered Nurses can be accepted for the mid-year (July) intake entry This is a comprehensive course that includes biological, psychosocial and nursing sciences; advanced clinical skill development; and simulated practice and fieldwork.

This course provides a good basis in the scientific discipline of psychology alongside applications in human resource management professions. You will gain highly marketable knowledge and skills that will enable you to engage with a range of managers, professionals and consultants.

Note: This course is not available for international students. This new course covers a range of contemporary teaching practices. It is designed to suit those already working in internal and online learning environments in university and other tertiary contexts, across all teaching disciplines.

This multidisciplinary course will give you the knowledge and skills for a career in public health. You'll contribute to the prevention of disease and disabilities, learning techniques to promote wellbeing at the community or population level.

This foundation course is ideal if you want to extend your skills in a creative discipline, add new skill sets to your repertoire, or gain new skills in the arts if you're planning for a career change. This is a hands-on, practical course with a strong theoretical focus.