Curtin University Courses

Agricultural scientists are central to the world's ability to sustainably feed its population. This course offers a flexible approach to studying the science that underpins agricultural production.

Modern marketing involves the analysis of market trends and the innovative use of a range of platforms to engage with prospective customers.

This specialisation is ideal for enterprising people who want to start their own business and will complement most undergraduate degrees at Curtin. You'll learn the processes of establishing a business and work with real-world small businesses to help them grow through a consultancy-based project.

This specialisation introduces you to advertising and promotion, corporate communications, informational and educational media. It will develop your skills in the creation of corporate media projects to international standards, while also reflecting your own culture.

Corporate governance is an integral part of every business and having knowledge in this field will enhance your career opportunities and also provide a good foundation should you wish to operate your own business in the future.

Students in this course gain a practical experience through a range of field-based experiences in 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.

Global environmental problems require innovative solutions from creative thinkers with a deep scientific understanding of the environment, including its underlying physical, chemical and biological processes.

Are you ready to make a positive impact on people's lives? Financial planning involves understanding budgeting, investing and risk management to help people make informed financial decisions.

As technology and digital platforms continue to grow rapidly in ways we can't even predict, so too will the opportunities for digital marketers.

When business operations cross borders, international managers must overcome the challenges of different cultural, social, economic and legal environments.

Metallurgical engineers have a key role in converting raw metals and minerals into more useable formats, such as converting iron ore and coal into steel. They extract, refine and recycle resources used in everyday life - including energy production, food production, housing and transportation.