Curtin University Courses

Workforce management is a field of practice within human resources management (HRM) that focuses on the tasks required to align employees, skills and roles within an organisation to ensure an efficient and engaged workforce.

Environmental scientists apply their expertise to challenges related to land degradation and biodiversity loss, urban and regional development, resources extraction and processing; and pollution.

This specialisation will give you a practical understanding of business technologies, database design, data modelling and visualisation methods used to present information.

What you'll learn Demonstrate a conceptual understanding of fundamental science, mathematics, data analytics, information science, and computing underpinning the broad field of engineering, GC1 Solve complex environmental engineering problems of industrial and...

Japanese is a fascinating language that comprises several written systems and is spoken by 135 million people worldwide. Japan is not only one of Australia's top three trade partners; it is a gateway to Asian nations that are diverse, rapidly changing and rich with opportunities.

Digital experience design is at the heart of many of our daily interactions with modern technology. Our buying habits, social lives, work and health are increasingly informed and shaped by apps and websites, as well as smart assistants and wearable tech.

This course explores how meanings and values are circulated in society through textual forms, cultural conventions and social practices.

The Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy major is available to study as part of the Master of Clinical Physiotherapy.

This Major provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary to work in Indigenous Mental Health.

It's almost impossible to participate in society today without using digital and social media. This course explores the social, cultural and political impacts of the internet, including the significance of social media.