Curtin University Courses

This major is designed for those who wish to teach years 7-12. You can specialise in one or two of six curriculum areas (depending on your study background), which will qualify you to teach those subject areas of the secondary school curriculum.

The Pre-Masters Secondary Teaching Specialisation is designed for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (B-SCNCE) who wish to undertake an Accelerated Bachelor Masters (ABM) program in the Master of Teaching (MC-TEACH).

The Professional Writing and Publishing major teaches professional writing skills for working in corporate communications and media. These skills can be applied to employment in government, business and industry, the not-for-profit sector, arts organisations, and the magazine and book industries.

This specialisation will introduce you to the basic principles of tourism and hospitality. You'll learn about the challenges and opportunities of the sectors, including sustainability and destination management.

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Physics) enables students to build on their knowledge of physics with a strong research focus.

This major sits within the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. Mining engineering is a profession that is characterised by rapid scientific and industry advancement. Mining engineers typically use the latest technologies to extract minerals from the earth safely and efficiently.

Public relations is a dynamic, versatile and ever-changing industry that requires a natural curiosity for the world around you. Successful PR professionals are excellent listeners, in tune with changing trends and expectations.

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

Designed in consultation with industry, this MBA specialisation gives you knowledge in energy management as well as the functional disciplines of business management.

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.