Curtin University

Curtin offers undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses across many study areas, offering you a challenging and rewarding education. Study programmes are offered by our four Faculties: The Faculty of Business and Law; the Faculty of Health Sciences; the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Faculty of Humanities.

Study highlights at Curtin include:

Health

If you have always wanted to help, heal and make a positive impact on people, Curtin offers a range of practical health science courses that are nationally accredited and internationally recognised. You will have access to state-of-the-art facilities, such as our simulated hospital ward and brand-new medical school, as well as plenty of hands-on experience and will graduate with the knowledge you need to become part of the next generation of healthcare.

Business, management and law

Apply classroom learning to real world situations when you study a law or business course at Curtin. Through our extensive industry networks you’ll get exposure to business professionals and projects that will prepare you for future employment. The Faculty of Business and Law is recognised as an elite business school through its accreditation by AACSB, which ensures your Curtin degree will be recognised around the globe. 

Engineering and mining

Engineers are involved in the building, design and process across a broad range of industries. Our engineering and mining courses will give you hands-on experience and teach you how to solve problems to make a real difference in the world. You will develop the self-confidence and interpersonal skills needed for a career in some of the world’s most economically important industries. You can also choose to study at the Curtin Western Australian School of Mines in Kalgoorlie, a major centre for mining and resources.

Humanities

Our humanities courses are designed to equip you with the expertise you need to put your passion to work. From game design and animation to theatre arts, architecture and education, each course is creative, practical, and relevant to a rapidly evolving world. Curtin humanities students learn transferable skills that can be applied to a range of workplaces, as well as receiving invaluable access to industry placements, work-integrated learning and free leadership programmes.

Curtin aims to have its students graduate career-ready and highly employable. The University collaborates with some of the largest companies in Australia and internationally to ensure that you graduate with the practical skills, connections and knowledge needed to succeed in today’s global market place.

Curtin offers undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses across many study areas, offering you a challenging and rewarding education. Study programmes are offered by our four Faculties – the Faculty of Business and Law; the Faculty of Health Sciences; the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Faculty of Humanities.

Health

If you have always wanted to help, heal and make a positive impact on people, Curtin offers a range of practical health science courses that are nationally accredited and internationally recognised. Not only will you get access to state-of-the-art facilities, such as our simulated hospital ward and brand-new medical school, you’ll also get plenty of hands-on experience and will graduate with the knowledge you will need to be part of the next generation of health care professionals.

Business, management and law

Apply classroom learning to real world situations when you study a law or business course at Curtin. Through our extensive industry networks you’ll get exposure to business professionals and to projects that prepare you for future employment. The Curtin Business School is recognised as an elite business school through its accreditation by AACSB, which ensures your business degree will be recognised around the globe.

Engineering and mining

Engineers are involved in the building, design and process across a broad range of industries. Our engineering and mining courses will give you hands-on experience and teach you how to solve problems to make a real difference in the world. You will develop the self-confidence and interpersonal skills needed for a successful career in some of the world’s most economically important industries. You could also choose to study at the Curtin Western Australian School of Mines in Kalgoorlie, a major centre for mining and resources.

Humanities

Our humanities courses are designed to equip you with the expertise you need to put your passion to work. From game design and animation, to theatre arts, architecture and education, each course is creative, practical, and relevant to a rapidly evolving world. Curtin humanities students learn transferable skills that can be applied to a range of workplaces, as well as receiving invaluable access to industry placements, work-integrated learning and free leadership programmes. You can expect to graduate with an edge in the competitive job market.

Additional study areas include:

• Agriculture, environment and sustainability
• Information technology and computing
• Culture, language and Indigenous arts and creative industries
• Physical sciences and maths 
• Education

Everything we do at Curtin is in support of our students pushing the boundaries, by sparking their creativity and curiosity and encouraging them to pursue Curtin’s trademark passions for innovation, experimentation and entrepreneurship. Scholarships are also a part of our commitment to rewarding academic excellence and supporting research. For more information about scholarships at Curtin University, visit our Scholarships and Funding page and follow the link to Curtin University's website.