Curtin University Courses

Chemical, or 'process', engineering involves finding the best sequence of chemical and physical processing operations, and the right operating conditions, to convert raw materials into higher-value products.

This double degree program provides graduates with a background in computer science and its application in computer systems and electrical, electronic and communication engineering.

Corporate governance is experiencing rapid change due to socioeconomic and environmental issues related to organisational business models.

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

In this Master of Information Systems and Technology specialisation, you'll develop the skills required for senior-level roles in enterprise governance, green information and sustainability.

Historians delve into the past to explore how cultural, political, social and economic forces have shaped cultures and civilisations. Through exploring the past, history helps us to understand present-day societies and everyday life.

Marketing is one of the most important functions in a successful business. It is used to differentiate products and services in the marketplace, effectively communicate with a target audience and develop strategies that maximise consumer value, sales and profits.

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In our world of increasing globalisation and cultural shifts, many employers need the expertise of those with a deeper understanding of human behaviours. Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human through the lens of cultural diversity.

What you'll learn apply narrative communication skills through visual and interactive mediums; understand the fundamentals of communication; contribute to cultural production through creation of animation and game projects think critically and reflectively to...