Curtin University Courses

The Undergraduate Certificate in Go Local Sustainable Futures Regional Internship focuses on social, economic and environmental sustainability pillars, and it provides students with foundational skills in design thinking, project ideation and community consultation in order to approach the unique...

Geospatial Technology is a rapidly growing field of study. This minor will prepare you to gather, analyse and interpret location-based data sourced from a variety of sources (satellites, GNSS, census) to assist in decisions that support a range of disciplines.

Information professionals connect data, information and knowledge to a range of users, constituting vital roles in corporate, government and non-profit workplaces.

This information is relevant for students commencing study in 2023. If you plan to commence study in 2022, please view the current offering.

Opportunities are offered at Curtin for students to undertake independent study abroad for credit to their degree.

The Advanced Specialty Practice specialisation is available to study as a graduate certificate and as part of the Master of Advanced Practice.

This Undergraduate Certificate may lead students into the Creative Writing major (MJRU-CRWRI) within the Bachelor of Arts (B-ARTS) program at Curtin.

Today, Mathematics plays an important role in the optimisation of industrial systems and is used in many fields, including technology, natural science, engineering, medicine, finance and the social sciences such as sociology and psychology.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Architecture will enable entry (and credit for the four units completed) into the Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science) degree at Curtin. Explore how architecture relates to culture and daily life.

This Undergraduate Certificate may enable entry into the Professional Writing and Publishing major (OUMU-PRWRP) within the Bachelor of Arts (OU-ARTS) program offered through Curtin OUA.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Construction Management provides an introduction to knowledge and skills required in the construction industry and gives the student entry (and credit for the four units completed) into the Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management) degree at Curtin.

This Undergraduate Certificate may enable entry into the Fine Art (OUMU-FNART) Major offered by Curtin through Open Universities Australia or the equivalent internal course.