Curtin University Courses

Computer scientists, software engineers, programmers and other computing professionals are experts on how technology works and how computing can address even the most complicated and intricate problems.

What you'll learn Develop cognitive and technical skills for the application of knowledge, concepts and principles in the discipline, as a foundation for undergraduate study.

Provides students with a foundation of knowledge, insights and abilities required of managers in a wide range of sectors, industries, and functions. The major will help you prepare for working as a manager in small businesses, as well as in medium and larger local and multinational enterprises.

English and Cultural studies explores how meanings are circulated in society through textual forms, cultural conventions and social practices.

The Arts (Visual Arts) Education Major is part of the Bachelor of Education (Secondary Education) and current Entry Requirements for this major can be found here.

Students will gain practical experience in the state-of-the-art undergraduate teaching laboratories as part of the Resources and Chemistry Precinct. Work-based learning may be taken as an elective unit.

What you'll learn apply discipline knowledge, principles and concepts associated with effective teaching of secondary school students.

Food scientists develop and improve ways to process raw ingredients - including grains, meats, milk, fruit and vegetables - into safe, nutritious and tasty foods.

This double degree major is designed for students who are interested in pursuing careers in finance, broadly defined to include corporate finance, financial institutions, financial markets and various branches of the financial services industry.

Finance professionals operate globally with great flexibility, helping people and companies manage financial matters, set their financial goals and make investment decisions.

Students in this course gain practical experience through a range of field-based experiences in terrestrial and marine environments. This course sits within the double degree combination of Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts, and also the Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Commerce.

International relations is a dynamic, multi-disciplinary field that investigates the social, economic and environmental relationships between different political bodies.