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Curtin University is a world-ranked, global university known for immersive learning approaches, high-impact research and successful industry partnerships. The University is named after Australia’s most popular prime minister, John Curtin, who was a journalist before transitioning to politics in the 1920s. We take our future-focused approach from his statement that a great university must “look ever forward; for it the past should be but a preparation for the greater days to be.”
World rankings
Curtin’s international expansion and strong research focus have seen the University rise rapidly in international rankings, and we now maintain a place in the top 1% of universities globally (ARWU 2023). We also rank in the top 200 universities in the QS World University Rankings (2024), and have achieved a QS Five Stars Plus rating, the highest available for a tertiary institution. We are particularly known for the excellence of our resources-related programs, ranking 1st in Australia and 2nd in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering, and top-30 rankings for Geology and Geophysics (QSWUR by Subject 2023).
Global opportunities
Curtin’s campuses are welcoming, culturally diverse learning and research environments. At Curtin, you’ll enjoy being part of a vibrant student community with global connections.
We have global campuses in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. As a Curtin student, you therefore have the opportunity to travel to and study at other campuses, or at many partner universities in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America or South America. Sharing your studies between two or more Curtin campuses, or at one of our partner universities, means that experience of other cultures and build international networks that can be valuable to your career and your personal life.
Research
As a university with a reputation for innovation, Curtin excels in a diverse range of research areas that aim to make tomorrow better for communities all over the world. Demonstrating this, in the most recent national research assessment, Excellence in Research for Australia, Curtin performed strongly, with 95% of our research areas assessed 'at or above world-class level'.
Curtin’s undergraduate and postgraduate degrees are designed in close collaboration with industry experts to ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. Throughout your study, you’ll be introduced to professional settings through work integrated learning and internships.
At Curtin, you’ll hone your skills in learning environments that simulate real workplaces, so you can step into your chosen career with confidence. Demonstrating the success of our approach, The Good Universities Guide (2024) rates Curtin as Western Australia’s top public university for graduate employment and starting salary – and has done for the past five years.
Our Resources and Chemistry Precinct is a hub for science and engineering learning and research. It includes several laboratories and collaboration spaces, and hosts Western Australia’s leading provider of chemical and forensic science services, the ChemCentre.
The Astrodome
Featuring a live feed from a 12-inch Meade Refractor telescope, our physics students have a direct link to national and global astronomy projects.
This excellent new building in Curtin Perth’s Exchange Precinct has mechanical, electrical and hydraulic services and structural elements exposed so that our design and architecture students can observe how buildings function.
Replicating a real Western Australian hospital ward, this facility includes acute medical and surgical areas, a critical-care area, a paediatric area and a general simulation room. The simulated hospital ward allows health students to learn in a realistic hospital environment.
Curtin’s physical containment level 2, or PC2, teaching lab features advanced equipment to help identify and classify bacteria, enabling our students to analyse samples and report results as an industry laboratory would.
Curtin Health Sciences students gain practical experience with real patients, through placements in specialist clinics in psychology, physiotherapy, exercise, oral health or speech.
Take part in simulated court proceedings at our high-tech moot court facility in Perth city and practise your debating and legal skills in global student law competitions.
This student-run clinic is where our taxation students help members of the public with their tax return, under the supervision of experienced tax practitioners.
At Curtin Business School, students can get hands-on experience with Refinitiv Eikon trading and financial analysis software, the tools that professional stock traders use.
This studio has interactive media facilities with HD and 4K-compatible technology, and industry-standard digital recording and post-production vision and sound editing systems.
Curtin HIVE: the Hub for Immersive Visualisation and eResearch
The HIVE is a learning and research facility comprising advanced equipment for visualisation, virtualisation and simulation. Innovation and entrepreneurship
Curtin has a dedicated ‘Curtinnovation’ team that delivers a range of entrepreneurship programs. For example, over the past 22 years, our Ignition program has upskilled more than 700 entrepreneurs and 550 new businesses to make their mark in the start-up industry.
And in 2024, Curtin is offering a new Bachelor of Innovation degree, for students who think outside the box, strive for change, or aspire to set up their own future businesses.
About Curtin University
Curtin University is a world-ranked, global university known for immersive learning approaches, high-impact research and successful industry partnerships. The University is named after Australia’s most popular prime minister, John Curtin, who was a journalist before transitioning to politics in the 1920s. We take our future-focused approach from his statement that a great university must “look ever forward; for it the past should be but a preparation for the greater days to be.”
World rankings
Curtin’s international expansion and strong research focus have seen the University rise rapidly in international rankings, and we now maintain a place in the top 1% of universities globally (ARWU 2023). We also rank in the top 200 universities in the QS World University Rankings (2024), and have achieved a QS Five Stars Plus rating, the highest available for a tertiary institution. We are particularly known for the excellence of our resources-related programs, ranking 1st in Australia and 2nd in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering, and top-30 rankings for Geology and Geophysics (QSWUR by Subject 2023).
Global opportunities
Curtin’s campuses are welcoming, culturally diverse learning and research environments. At Curtin, you’ll enjoy being part of a vibrant student community with global connections.
We have global campuses in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. As a Curtin student, you therefore have the opportunity to travel to and study at other campuses, or at many partner universities in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America or South America. Sharing your studies between two or more Curtin campuses, or at one of our partner universities, means that experience of other cultures and build international networks that can be valuable to your career and your personal life.
Research
As a university with a reputation for innovation, Curtin excels in a diverse range of research areas that aim to make tomorrow better for communities all over the world. Demonstrating this, in the most recent national research assessment, Excellence in Research for Australia, Curtin performed strongly, with 95% of our research areas assessed 'at or above world-class level'.
Curtin’s undergraduate and postgraduate degrees are designed in close collaboration with industry experts to ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. Throughout your study, you’ll be introduced to professional settings through work integrated learning and internships.
At Curtin, you’ll hone your skills in learning environments that simulate real workplaces, so you can step into your chosen career with confidence. Demonstrating the success of our approach, The Good Universities Guide (2024) rates Curtin as Western Australia’s top public university for graduate employment and starting salary – and has done for the past five years.
Our Resources and Chemistry Precinct is a hub for science and engineering learning and research. It includes several laboratories and collaboration spaces, and hosts Western Australia’s leading provider of chemical and forensic science services, the ChemCentre.
The Astrodome
Featuring a live feed from a 12-inch Meade Refractor telescope, our physics students have a direct link to national and global astronomy projects.
This excellent new building in Curtin Perth’s Exchange Precinct has mechanical, electrical and hydraulic services and structural elements exposed so that our design and architecture students can observe how buildings function.
Replicating a real Western Australian hospital ward, this facility includes acute medical and surgical areas, a critical-care area, a paediatric area and a general simulation room. The simulated hospital ward allows health students to learn in a realistic hospital environment.
Curtin’s physical containment level 2, or PC2, teaching lab features advanced equipment to help identify and classify bacteria, enabling our students to analyse samples and report results as an industry laboratory would.
Curtin Health Sciences students gain practical experience with real patients, through placements in specialist clinics in psychology, physiotherapy, exercise, oral health or speech.
Take part in simulated court proceedings at our high-tech moot court facility in Perth city and practise your debating and legal skills in global student law competitions.
This student-run clinic is where our taxation students help members of the public with their tax return, under the supervision of experienced tax practitioners.
At Curtin Business School, students can get hands-on experience with Refinitiv Eikon trading and financial analysis software, the tools that professional stock traders use.
This studio has interactive media facilities with HD and 4K-compatible technology, and industry-standard digital recording and post-production vision and sound editing systems.
Curtin HIVE: the Hub for Immersive Visualisation and eResearch
The HIVE is a learning and research facility comprising advanced equipment for visualisation, virtualisation and simulation. Innovation and entrepreneurship
Curtin has a dedicated ‘Curtinnovation’ team that delivers a range of entrepreneurship programs. For example, over the past 22 years, our Ignition program has upskilled more than 700 entrepreneurs and 550 new businesses to make their mark in the start-up industry.
And in 2024, Curtin is offering a new Bachelor of Innovation degree, for students who think outside the box, strive for change, or aspire to set up their own future businesses.
Our planet needs highly educated people to sustainably manage natural and farmed environments, while providing the resources for the world’s ever-increasing human population.
Communities all around the world need architects to reimagine our living spaces and build a better tomorrow. A Curtin course in architecture or construction will teach you how to design sustainable buildings that create positive change.
A Curtin arts and creative industries course will develop your creativity, encourage you to explore new technologies and teach you to apply critical thinking to real industry situations.
Curtin Business School and Curtin Law School offer internationally recognised courses with strong industry connections and high-quality teaching, ensuring you graduate ready to step into your career of choice.
Learn the dynamics of different societies and cultures, study the written word and its applications and explore and discuss contemporary issues in today’s society.
Teachers pass on knowledge, confidence and life skills – which helps students in the classroom and beyond. Gain an Education qualification at Curtin and help others fulfil their potential.
Our information technology courses equip you with the skills you want for a rewarding and challenging career – from programming and coding, to network administration, cyber security, software and multimedia design, and game development.
Science and mathematics are the pillars of invention and technological advancement. Gain expertise in an in-demand area such as environmental science, extractive metallurgy, data science, biomedical science, biochemistry, industrial modelling and more – and help drive discovery and innovation.
Our planet needs highly educated people to sustainably manage natural and farmed environments, while providing the resources for the world’s ever-increasing human population.
Communities all around the world need architects to reimagine our living spaces and build a better tomorrow. A Curtin course in architecture or construction will teach you how to design sustainable buildings that create positive change.
A Curtin arts and creative industries course will develop your creativity, encourage you to explore new technologies and teach you to apply critical thinking to real industry situations.
Curtin Business School and Curtin Law School offer internationally recognised courses with strong industry connections and high-quality teaching, ensuring you graduate ready to step into your career of choice.
Learn the dynamics of different societies and cultures, study the written word and its applications and explore and discuss contemporary issues in today’s society.
Teachers pass on knowledge, confidence and life skills – which helps students in the classroom and beyond. Gain an Education qualification at Curtin and help others fulfil their potential.
Our information technology courses equip you with the skills you want for a rewarding and challenging career – from programming and coding, to network administration, cyber security, software and multimedia design, and game development.
Science and mathematics are the pillars of invention and technological advancement. Gain expertise in an in-demand area such as environmental science, extractive metallurgy, data science, biomedical science, biochemistry, industrial modelling and more – and help drive discovery and innovation.
If you do not meet all the criteria, you may gain entry to Curtin by applying via our alternative entry pathways. For example, the UniReady Enabling Program is a short pathway program that can lead to entry to various undergraduate courses. Enabling courses in science, engineering and health sciences also offer alternative entry pathways. In addition, the University’s affiliated Curtin College offers courses that can help students gain the eligibility to apply to a Curtin undergraduate course. Scholarships
A scholarship from Curtin can offer financial, academic and career support throughout domestic and international students’ studies. There is a range of options available, including scholarships for international and domestic students.
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Curtin Perth has a strong sense of connection and community, both within and beyond classrooms. Collaborative learning spaces and outdoor leisure areas provide our students with many choices of where to meet for socialising or teamwork. Curtin students also enjoy a range of activities, such as music, food and cultural events; sports and fitness; social clubs and societies; and volunteer activities.
Robertson Library
Curtin Perth’s main library, the TL Robertson Library, has recently been renovated, transforming into a beautiful, light-filled building with many spaces for studying and socialising with friends. There are group areas, an entire floor dedicated to quiet study, and a reading room with a tranquil view of the campus. There is also a Makerspace with tools and materials for creative activities, a student kitchen and a café. You can even take a 20-minute power nap in a sleep pod!
Curtin Stadium
Curtin Stadium is a hub of sport and fitness at Curtin Perth. Students can use a gym (and there’s a dedicated women’s gym), fitness area, indoor cycling studio, sports hall and multi-purpose courts.
Curtin Exchange
Curtin Perth’s latest development is the Exchange precinct. Exchange is an integrated education and industry precinct, home to our new School of Design and the Built Environment, a hotel, residential apartments, retail and food outlets and modern student accommodation.
On-campus accommodation
Curtin Perth has six on-campus accommodation options, managed by St Catherine’s College and UniLodge, for you to choose from. All options are close to the University and various amenities, giving you the convenience of an urban lifestyle and the opportunity to form new friendships with other students who come from all over the world to study at Curtin.
And when you’re ready for a break and want to explore, it’s an easy public transport ride or a short drive to the city, major shopping and cuisine precincts, and many sightseeing destinations.
We welcome people of all faiths. Curtin staff and students have access to prayer rooms and the Curtin Student Guild supports a range of faith-based clubs and societies.
Security and personal safety
Our Safer Community Team is dedicated to keeping our students and staff safe on campus. Available 24/7, the team offers a security escort service, mechanical assistance, secure building access and the SafeZone security app. Curtin English
Curtin English is a language school at Curtin Perth that offers English language courses tailored to the needs of our international students. Curtin English offers flexible courses that can be studied in-person, online, full-time or part-time.
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Student life
Live and learn on campus
Become part of a vibrant, inclusive campus with amenities and resources to help you make the most of your Curtin experience. There is a sense of community both in and out of the
classroom, with collaborative learning spaces and outdoor leisure areas to
enjoy between classes.
Curtin Perth Accommodation
Curtin has six on-campus accommodation options that are surrounded by
recreational spaces. Our newest accommodation buildings, Twin Dolphin Hall and
St Catherine’s College, form part of our industry-connected Exchange precinct.
We also have student accommodation options at Curtin Kalgoorlie.
All our Perth accommodation options are a five-to-ten-minute
walk from your classes and close to Curtin Stadium, Curtin Central Bus
Interchange, and cafés and restaurants – offering all the convenience of an
urban lifestyle and plenty of opportunities to make new friends.
And when you’re ready for a study break, you’re a short
drive from the Perth CBD, Optus Stadium, the South Perth foreshore, local café
strips and major shopping precincts.
Events and activities
Market days, multicultural week, live music and the Guild
Ball are just a few of the amazing events held on campus.
Technological convenience
Wi-fi can be accessed across the campus and there’s a number
of places on campus where you can recharge your devices. We also have several
computer labs equipped with printing stations, scanners, graphic workstations,
smart boards and current software.
Sport and social clubs
With a wide range of sports and social groups to choose
from, you’re bound to stay healthy, happy and connected during your time at
Curtin.
Food, glorious food
Whether you need coffee or kombucha, a quick sandwich or a
hearty hot meal, you can get it on campus. We have great cafés and a variety of
food trucks!
Supporting your health and wellbeing
Studying can be challenging at times, so we offer a range of
health and wellbeing services based conveniently on campus. These include a
physiotherapy clinic, and a medical centre where you can make an appointment to
see a doctor, occupational therapist, psychologist, counsellor or social
worker. If you have a disability or you’re caring for someone with a
disability, you can access support services and assistance to help you succeed
at Curtin. Our Student Wellbeing Advisory service also offers free and
confidential support for any issue that may be affecting you, no matter how big
or small.
Study support
We acknowledge that university is different to school study, so we
offer support to help you transition to university, such as for peer-to-peer
tutoring and library help.
Settling in
You’ll start your course with Orientation Week, where you
will receive lots of support from Curtin Connect and student advisors.
Get the course advice you need
Head to Building 102 Curtin Connect for advice on courses,
applications, enrolment, getting your ID card and organising your timetable.
Security and personal safety
At Curtin Perth, we provide a 24/7 security patrol,
after-hour security escort, campus courtesy bus, emergency telephone stations,
the SafeZone safety app, secure-card building access and well-lit pathways.
Start your future career
Our courses are designed in close collaboration with
industry experts to ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge employers
are looking for. Throughout your study, you’ll be introduced to professional
settings through work integrated learning and internships.
Experiential learning is highly valued by employers. You
will benefit from Curtin’s strong links to business and industry, working on
real projects and research initiatives, undertaking internships and attending
events and networking opportunities. You could visit industrial sites or plants,
complete real projects in collaboration with industry, participate in
laboratory work or go on field trips.
We can help you find part-time work in Perth to support you while
you’re studying. We also offer career planning services to identify further
study or career options, while our Global Careers service can connect you with
employers around the world.
Internships
Industry placements are offered in many courses, so you can
gain professional work experience while you study. Depending on your course,
you could intern with one of Curtin’s many industry partners, local or national
businesses, undertake a healthcare clinical placement or take a practicum in a
school.
Business start-ups
Suitable for aspiring entrepreneurs, the weeklong Curtin Ignition training program helps you prepare your business ideas for the commercial
environment.
Volunteering opportunities
If you’re keen to help others, Curtin Volunteers! Provides volunteering
programs that enrich your student experience and develop your capabilities,
while also benefiting communities throughout Western Australia.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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About Curtin University
World rankings
Curtin’s international expansion and strong research focus have seen the University rise rapidly in international rankings, and we now maintain a place in the top 1% of universities globally (ARWU 2023). We also rank in the top 200 universities in the QS World University Rankings (2024), and have achieved a QS Five Stars Plus rating, the highest available for a tertiary institution. We are particularly known for the excellence of our resources-related programs, ranking 1st in Australia and 2nd in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering, and top-30 rankings for Geology and Geophysics (QSWUR by Subject 2023).
Global opportunities
Curtin’s campuses are welcoming, culturally diverse learning and research environments. At Curtin, you’ll enjoy being part of a vibrant student community with global connections.
We have global campuses in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. As a Curtin student, you therefore have the opportunity to travel to and study at other campuses, or at many partner universities in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America or South America. Sharing your studies between two or more Curtin campuses, or at one of our partner universities, means that experience of other cultures and build international networks that can be valuable to your career and your personal life.
Research
As a university with a reputation for innovation, Curtin excels in a diverse range of research areas that aim to make tomorrow better for communities all over the world. Demonstrating this, in the most recent national research assessment, Excellence in Research for Australia, Curtin performed strongly, with 95% of our research areas assessed 'at or above world-class level'.
We lead or contribute to more than 70 research centres and collaborations – including the high-profile Space Science and Technology Centre, the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy, the Centre for Crop and Disease Management, and the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre.
Immersive learning in advanced facilities
Curtin’s undergraduate and postgraduate degrees are designed in close collaboration with industry experts to ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. Throughout your study, you’ll be introduced to professional settings through work integrated learning and internships.
At Curtin, you’ll hone your skills in learning environments that simulate real workplaces, so you can step into your chosen career with confidence. Demonstrating the success of our approach, The Good Universities Guide (2024) rates Curtin as Western Australia’s top public university for graduate employment and starting salary – and has done for the past five years.
These are just a selection of our immersive learning facilities at Curtin Perth:
Resources and Chemistry Precinct
Our Resources and Chemistry Precinct is a hub for science and engineering learning and research. It includes several laboratories and collaboration spaces, and hosts Western Australia’s leading provider of chemical and forensic science services, the ChemCentre.
The Astrodome
Featuring a live feed from a 12-inch Meade Refractor telescope, our physics students have a direct link to national and global astronomy projects.
Curtin Engineering Pavilion
The innovative design and technologies in our spacious Curtin Engineering Pavilion Complex double as hands-on learning tools for engineering students.
School of Design and the Built Environment
This excellent new building in Curtin Perth’s Exchange Precinct has mechanical, electrical and hydraulic services and structural elements exposed so that our design and architecture students can observe how buildings function.
Green Electric Energy Park (GEEP)
The GEEP laboratory enables our science and engineering students to conduct advanced experiments and research projects on renewable energy sources.
Simulated hospital ward
Replicating a real Western Australian hospital ward, this facility includes acute medical and surgical areas, a critical-care area, a paediatric area and a general simulation room. The simulated hospital ward allows health students to learn in a realistic hospital environment.
Simulated pharmacy
Our pharmacy students gain experience in dispensing medications and managing stock in our purpose-built model pharmacy.
PC2 Superlab
Curtin’s physical containment level 2, or PC2, teaching lab features advanced equipment to help identify and classify bacteria, enabling our students to analyse samples and report results as an industry laboratory would.
Allied health clinics
Curtin Health Sciences students gain practical experience with real patients, through placements in specialist clinics in psychology, physiotherapy, exercise, oral health or speech.
Jeanette Hacket Moot Court
Take part in simulated court proceedings at our high-tech moot court facility in Perth city and practise your debating and legal skills in global student law competitions.
Curtin Tax Clinic
This student-run clinic is where our taxation students help members of the public with their tax return, under the supervision of experienced tax practitioners.
Stock trading tools
At Curtin Business School, students can get hands-on experience with Refinitiv Eikon trading and financial analysis software, the tools that professional stock traders use.
Media Production Studio
This studio has interactive media facilities with HD and 4K-compatible technology, and industry-standard digital recording and post-production vision and sound editing systems.
Curtin HIVE: the Hub for Immersive Visualisation and eResearch
The HIVE is a learning and research facility comprising advanced equipment for visualisation, virtualisation and simulation.
Innovation and entrepreneurship
Curtin has a dedicated ‘Curtinnovation’ team that delivers a range of entrepreneurship programs. For example, over the past 22 years, our Ignition program has upskilled more than 700 entrepreneurs and 550 new businesses to make their mark in the start-up industry.
And in 2024, Curtin is offering a new Bachelor of Innovation degree, for students who think outside the box, strive for change, or aspire to set up their own future businesses.
About Curtin University
World rankings
Curtin’s international expansion and strong research focus have seen the University rise rapidly in international rankings, and we now maintain a place in the top 1% of universities globally (ARWU 2023). We also rank in the top 200 universities in the QS World University Rankings (2024), and have achieved a QS Five Stars Plus rating, the highest available for a tertiary institution. We are particularly known for the excellence of our resources-related programs, ranking 1st in Australia and 2nd in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering, and top-30 rankings for Geology and Geophysics (QSWUR by Subject 2023).
Global opportunities
Curtin’s campuses are welcoming, culturally diverse learning and research environments. At Curtin, you’ll enjoy being part of a vibrant student community with global connections.
We have global campuses in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. As a Curtin student, you therefore have the opportunity to travel to and study at other campuses, or at many partner universities in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America or South America. Sharing your studies between two or more Curtin campuses, or at one of our partner universities, means that experience of other cultures and build international networks that can be valuable to your career and your personal life.
Research
As a university with a reputation for innovation, Curtin excels in a diverse range of research areas that aim to make tomorrow better for communities all over the world. Demonstrating this, in the most recent national research assessment, Excellence in Research for Australia, Curtin performed strongly, with 95% of our research areas assessed 'at or above world-class level'.
We lead or contribute to more than 70 research centres and collaborations – including the high-profile Space Science and Technology Centre, the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy, the Centre for Crop and Disease Management, and the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre.
Immersive learning in advanced facilities
Curtin’s undergraduate and postgraduate degrees are designed in close collaboration with industry experts to ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. Throughout your study, you’ll be introduced to professional settings through work integrated learning and internships.
At Curtin, you’ll hone your skills in learning environments that simulate real workplaces, so you can step into your chosen career with confidence. Demonstrating the success of our approach, The Good Universities Guide (2024) rates Curtin as Western Australia’s top public university for graduate employment and starting salary – and has done for the past five years.
These are just a selection of our immersive learning facilities at Curtin Perth:
Resources and Chemistry Precinct
Our Resources and Chemistry Precinct is a hub for science and engineering learning and research. It includes several laboratories and collaboration spaces, and hosts Western Australia’s leading provider of chemical and forensic science services, the ChemCentre.
The Astrodome
Featuring a live feed from a 12-inch Meade Refractor telescope, our physics students have a direct link to national and global astronomy projects.
Curtin Engineering Pavilion
The innovative design and technologies in our spacious Curtin Engineering Pavilion Complex double as hands-on learning tools for engineering students.
School of Design and the Built Environment
This excellent new building in Curtin Perth’s Exchange Precinct has mechanical, electrical and hydraulic services and structural elements exposed so that our design and architecture students can observe how buildings function.
Green Electric Energy Park (GEEP)
The GEEP laboratory enables our science and engineering students to conduct advanced experiments and research projects on renewable energy sources.
Simulated hospital ward
Replicating a real Western Australian hospital ward, this facility includes acute medical and surgical areas, a critical-care area, a paediatric area and a general simulation room. The simulated hospital ward allows health students to learn in a realistic hospital environment.
Simulated pharmacy
Our pharmacy students gain experience in dispensing medications and managing stock in our purpose-built model pharmacy.
PC2 Superlab
Curtin’s physical containment level 2, or PC2, teaching lab features advanced equipment to help identify and classify bacteria, enabling our students to analyse samples and report results as an industry laboratory would.
Allied health clinics
Curtin Health Sciences students gain practical experience with real patients, through placements in specialist clinics in psychology, physiotherapy, exercise, oral health or speech.
Jeanette Hacket Moot Court
Take part in simulated court proceedings at our high-tech moot court facility in Perth city and practise your debating and legal skills in global student law competitions.
Curtin Tax Clinic
This student-run clinic is where our taxation students help members of the public with their tax return, under the supervision of experienced tax practitioners.
Stock trading tools
At Curtin Business School, students can get hands-on experience with Refinitiv Eikon trading and financial analysis software, the tools that professional stock traders use.
Media Production Studio
This studio has interactive media facilities with HD and 4K-compatible technology, and industry-standard digital recording and post-production vision and sound editing systems.
Curtin HIVE: the Hub for Immersive Visualisation and eResearch
The HIVE is a learning and research facility comprising advanced equipment for visualisation, virtualisation and simulation.
Innovation and entrepreneurship
Curtin has a dedicated ‘Curtinnovation’ team that delivers a range of entrepreneurship programs. For example, over the past 22 years, our Ignition program has upskilled more than 700 entrepreneurs and 550 new businesses to make their mark in the start-up industry.
And in 2024, Curtin is offering a new Bachelor of Innovation degree, for students who think outside the box, strive for change, or aspire to set up their own future businesses.
Available programs
Bachelor UG
Master PG
MBA
PHD
We offer degree and postgraduate courses across 10 study areas, with many courses offering part-time and online study options.
Agriculture, environment and sustainability
Our planet needs highly educated people to sustainably manage natural and farmed environments, while providing the resources for the world’s ever-increasing human population.
Architecture and construction
Communities all around the world need architects to reimagine our living spaces and build a better tomorrow. A Curtin course in architecture or construction will teach you how to design sustainable buildings that create positive change.
Arts, culture and creative industries
A Curtin arts and creative industries course will develop your creativity, encourage you to explore new technologies and teach you to apply critical thinking to real industry situations.
Business, innovation, management and law
Curtin Business School and Curtin Law School offer internationally recognised courses with strong industry connections and high-quality teaching, ensuring you graduate ready to step into your career of choice.
Culture, society and Indigenous
Learn the dynamics of different societies and cultures, study the written word and its applications and explore and discuss contemporary issues in today’s society.
Education
Teachers pass on knowledge, confidence and life skills – which helps students in the classroom and beyond. Gain an Education qualification at Curtin and help others fulfil their potential.
Engineering, mining and surveying
Learn how to design, construct and test machines, systems, structures, materials and processes, while developing strong problem-solving skills.
Health
If you’ve always wanted to heal and make a positive impact on people, Curtin offers practical health sciences courses that lead to rewarding careers.
Information technology
Our information technology courses equip you with the skills you want for a rewarding and challenging career – from programming and coding, to network administration, cyber security, software and multimedia design, and game development.
Physical sciences, geoscience and mathematics
Science and mathematics are the pillars of invention and technological advancement. Gain expertise in an in-demand area such as environmental science, extractive metallurgy, data science, biomedical science, biochemistry, industrial modelling and more – and help drive discovery and innovation.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science) (OpenUnis CSP)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science) (OpenUnis)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management) (OpenUnis CSP)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management) (OpenUnis)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Interior Architecture) (Honours)
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Creative Arts
Bachelor of Design
Bachelor of Interior Design
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning
Business and Management (6)
Bachelor of Advanced Commerce (Honours)
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
Bachelor of Innovation
Bachelor of Science (Actuarial Science)
Bachelor of Science (Actuarial Science) (Honours)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Bachelor of Computing
Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours), Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)
Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours), Bachelor of Science (Extractive Metallurgy)
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Construction Engineering) (Honours), Bachelor of Science (Mining)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Mine and Engineering Surveying
Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)
Bachelor of Surveying (Honours)
Bachelor of Technology (Computer Systems and Networking)
Bachelor of Technology (Computer Systems and Networking), Bachelor of Information Technology
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Bachelor of Advanced Biomedical Sciences (Honours)
Bachelor of Agribusiness
Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences
Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Honours)
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)
Bachelor of Psychology
Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Sport Science)
Bachelor of Science (Health Promotion)
Bachelor of Science (Health Promotion), Bachelor of Science (Health and Safety)
Bachelor of Science (Health Sciences)
Bachelor of Science (Health Sciences) (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Health, Safety and Environment)
Bachelor of Science (Laboratory Medicine)
Bachelor of Science (Medical Radiation Science)
Bachelor of Science (Nursing)
Bachelor of Science (Nutrition), Bachelor of Science (Health Promotion)
Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Oral Health Therapy)
Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Psychology and Human Resource Management)
Bachelor of Science (Psychology), Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)
Bachelor of Science (Science)
Bachelor of Science (Science) (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) (Honours)
Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Innovation
Natural Sciences (6)
Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Applied Geology
Bachelor of Applied Geology, Bachelor of Commerce (Finance)
Bachelor of Applied Geology, Bachelor of Science (Environmental Biology)
Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Science
Bachelor of Science (Financial Mathematics)
Bachelor of Science (Industrial Optimisation)
Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food Science)
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Indigenous Australian Research) (Honours)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Indigenous Professional Practices)
Bachelor of Communications
Bachelor of Communications (OpenUnis CSP)
Bachelor of Communications (OpenUnis)
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education)
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (OpenUnis CSP)
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (OpenUnis)
Bachelor of Education (Primary Education)
Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) (OpenUnis CSP)
Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) (OpenUnis)
Bachelor of Education (Secondary Education)
Bachelor of Education (Secondary Education) (OpenUnis CSP)
Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Innovation
Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Science (Science)
Bachelor of Science (Psychology), Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations)
Bachelor of Social Work
We offer degree and postgraduate courses across 10 study areas, with many courses offering part-time and online study options.
Agriculture, environment and sustainability
Our planet needs highly educated people to sustainably manage natural and farmed environments, while providing the resources for the world’s ever-increasing human population.
Architecture and construction
Communities all around the world need architects to reimagine our living spaces and build a better tomorrow. A Curtin course in architecture or construction will teach you how to design sustainable buildings that create positive change.
Arts, culture and creative industries
A Curtin arts and creative industries course will develop your creativity, encourage you to explore new technologies and teach you to apply critical thinking to real industry situations.
Business, innovation, management and law
Curtin Business School and Curtin Law School offer internationally recognised courses with strong industry connections and high-quality teaching, ensuring you graduate ready to step into your career of choice.
Culture, society and Indigenous
Learn the dynamics of different societies and cultures, study the written word and its applications and explore and discuss contemporary issues in today’s society.
Education
Teachers pass on knowledge, confidence and life skills – which helps students in the classroom and beyond. Gain an Education qualification at Curtin and help others fulfil their potential.
Engineering, mining and surveying
Learn how to design, construct and test machines, systems, structures, materials and processes, while developing strong problem-solving skills.
Health
If you’ve always wanted to heal and make a positive impact on people, Curtin offers practical health sciences courses that lead to rewarding careers.
Information technology
Our information technology courses equip you with the skills you want for a rewarding and challenging career – from programming and coding, to network administration, cyber security, software and multimedia design, and game development.
Physical sciences, geoscience and mathematics
Science and mathematics are the pillars of invention and technological advancement. Gain expertise in an in-demand area such as environmental science, extractive metallurgy, data science, biomedical science, biochemistry, industrial modelling and more – and help drive discovery and innovation.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Master of Architecture
Master of Arts
Master of Arts (Applied Linguistics)
Master of Arts (Applied Linguistics) (OpenUnis)
Master of Design
Master of Philosophy (Design and Built Environment)
Master of Philosophy (Humanities)
Master of Research (Fine Arts)
Master of Urban and Regional Planning
Business and Management (6)
Master of Accounting
Master of Commerce
Master of Corporate Governance and Leadership
Master of Finance
Master of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Master of International Business
Master of Marketing
Master of Marketing (OpenUnis)
Master of Philosophy (Accounting)
Master of Philosophy (Business and Management)
Master of Philosophy (Economics, Finance and Property)
Master of Philosophy (Marketing)
Master of Predictive Analytics
Master of Professional Accounting
Master of Project Management
Master of Research (Economics and Finance)
Master of Research (Marketing)
Master of Science (Actuarial and Financial Science)
Master of Science (Minerals and Energy Economics)
Master of Science (Project Management)
Master of Science (Project Management) (OpenUnis)
Master of Taxation
Master of Taxation (OpenUnis)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Master of Artificial Intelligence
Master of Computing
Master of Cyber Security
Master of Engineering Management
Master of Geospatial Intelligence
Master of Information Systems and Technology
Master of Philosophy (Chemical Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Civil Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Computing)
Master of Philosophy (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Geographic Information Science)
Master of Philosophy (Information Systems)
Master of Philosophy (Mechanical Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Mining and Metallurgical Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Petroleum Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Surveying and Mapping)
Master of Professional Engineering
Master of Science (Industrial Engineering)
Master of Science (Minerals and Energy Economics), Master of Business Administration
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Doctor of Physiotherapy
Master of Advanced Practice
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
Master of Clinical Physiotherapy
Master of Clinical Psychology
Master of Dietetics
Master of Health Administration
Master of Midwifery
Master of Nursing Practice
Master of Occupational Health and Safety
Master of Occupational Therapy
Master of Philosophy (Agriculture and Food Science)
Master of Philosophy (Health Science)
Master of Philosophy (Health Studies)
Master of Philosophy (Medical Radiation Science)
Master of Psychology (Professional)
Master of Research (Agriculture)
Master of Research (Biomedical Science)
Master of Research (Psychology)
Master of Science (Agriculture and Food Security)
Master of Science in Applied Psychology
Master of Sexology (Professional)
Master of Speech Pathology
Natural Sciences (6)
Master of Environment and Climate Emergency
Master of Environment and Climate Emergency (OpenUnis)
Master of Geoscience
Master of Philosophy (Chemistry)
Master of Philosophy (Corporate Sustainability)
Master of Philosophy (Environmental Science)
Master of Philosophy (Geology)
Master of Philosophy (Geophysics)
Master of Philosophy (Mathematical Sciences)
Master of Philosophy (Physics)
Master of Research (Chemistry)
Master of Research (Earth and Planetary Sciences)
Master of Research (Environmental Science)
Master of Research (Physics)
Master of Science (Food Science and Technology)
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Bachelor of Education (Secondary Education) (OpenUnis)
Master of Digital and Social Media
Master of Education
Master of Education (OpenUnis)
Master of Global Engagement
Master of Global Engagement (Advanced)
Master of Human Resources
Master of Human Rights
Master of Human Rights (OpenUnis)
Master of Human Rights and Global Engagement
Master of Indigenous Australian Cultural Studies
Master of International Relations and National Security
Master of Multimedia Journalism
Master of Multimedia Journalism (Global)
Master of Philosophy (Education)
Master of Philosophy (Indigenous Research and Development)
Master of Philosophy (Law)
Master of Philosophy (Media, Culture and Creative Arts)
Master of Philosophy (Public Policy)
Master of Public Health
Master of Public Health (Practice)
Master of Social Work (Qualifying)
Master of Supply Chain Management (Professional)
Master of TESOL
Master of Teaching
Master of Teaching (OpenUnis)
Full-Time MBA (1)
Master of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration (Advanced)
Arts and Humanities (6)
Doctor of Philosophy - Architecture and Interior Architecture
Doctor of Philosophy - Construction Management
Doctor of Philosophy - Design
Doctor of Philosophy - Humanities
Doctor of Philosophy - Urban and Regional Planning
Business and Management (6)
Doctor of Business Administration
Doctor of Philosophy - Accounting
Doctor of Philosophy - Business and Management
Doctor of Philosophy - Economics, Finance and Property
Doctor of Philosophy - Marketing
Engineering and Technology (6)
Doctor of Philosophy - Chemical Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Civil Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Computing
Doctor of Philosophy - Electrical and Computer Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Information Systems
Doctor of Philosophy - Mechanical Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Petroleum Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - Spatial Sciences
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Doctor of Philosophy - Biomedical Science
Doctor of Philosophy - Exercise, Sport and Rehabilitation Science
Doctor of Philosophy - Health Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy - Human Communication Science
Doctor of Philosophy - Medical Radiation Science
Doctor of Philosophy - Medicine
Doctor of Philosophy - National Drug Research Institute
Doctor of Philosophy - Nursing and Midwifery
Doctor of Philosophy - Occupational Therapy
Doctor of Philosophy - Pharmacy
Doctor of Philosophy - Physiotherapy
Doctor of Philosophy - Psychology
Natural Sciences (6)
Doctor of Philosophy - Applied Geology
Doctor of Philosophy - Chemistry
Doctor of Philosophy - Environmental Science
Doctor of Philosophy - Exploration Geophysics
Doctor of Philosophy - Mathematical Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy - Mathematics and Statistics
Doctor of Philosophy - Physics
Doctor of Sustainable Development
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Doctor of Education
Doctor of Philosophy - Aboriginal Studies
Doctor of Philosophy - Education
Doctor of Philosophy - Law
Doctor of Philosophy - Media, Culture and Creative Arts
Doctor of Philosophy - Public Health
Doctor of Philosophy - Public Policy
Doctor of Philosophy - Social Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy - Social Work and Social Policy
University information
Alternative entry options
If you do not meet all the criteria, you may gain entry to Curtin by applying via our alternative entry pathways. For example, the UniReady Enabling Program is a short pathway program that can lead to entry to various undergraduate courses. Enabling courses in science, engineering and health sciences also offer alternative entry pathways. In addition, the University’s affiliated Curtin College offers courses that can help students gain the eligibility to apply to a Curtin undergraduate course.
Scholarships
A scholarship from Curtin can offer financial, academic and career support throughout domestic and international students’ studies. There is a range of options available, including scholarships for international and domestic students.
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Curtin Perth has a strong sense of connection and community, both within and beyond classrooms. Collaborative learning spaces and outdoor leisure areas provide our students with many choices of where to meet for socialising or teamwork. Curtin students also enjoy a range of activities, such as music, food and cultural events; sports and fitness; social clubs and societies; and volunteer activities.
Robertson Library
Curtin Perth’s main library, the TL Robertson Library, has recently been renovated, transforming into a beautiful, light-filled building with many spaces for studying and socialising with friends. There are group areas, an entire floor dedicated to quiet study, and a reading room with a tranquil view of the campus. There is also a Makerspace with tools and materials for creative activities, a student kitchen and a café. You can even take a 20-minute power nap in a sleep pod!
Curtin Stadium
Curtin Stadium is a hub of sport and fitness at Curtin Perth. Students can use a gym (and there’s a dedicated women’s gym), fitness area, indoor cycling studio, sports hall and multi-purpose courts.
Curtin Exchange
Curtin Perth’s latest development is the Exchange precinct. Exchange is an integrated education and industry precinct, home to our new School of Design and the Built Environment, a hotel, residential apartments, retail and food outlets and modern student accommodation.
On-campus accommodation
Curtin Perth has six on-campus accommodation options, managed by St Catherine’s College and UniLodge, for you to choose from. All options are close to the University and various amenities, giving you the convenience of an urban lifestyle and the opportunity to form new friendships with other students who come from all over the world to study at Curtin.
And when you’re ready for a break and want to explore, it’s an easy public transport ride or a short drive to the city, major shopping and cuisine precincts, and many sightseeing destinations.
Faith and religion
We welcome people of all faiths. Curtin staff and students have access to prayer rooms and the Curtin Student Guild supports a range of faith-based clubs and societies.
Security and personal safety
Our Safer Community Team is dedicated to keeping our students and staff safe on campus. Available 24/7, the team offers a security escort service, mechanical assistance, secure building access and the SafeZone security app.
Curtin English
Curtin English is a language school at Curtin Perth that offers English language courses tailored to the needs of our international students. Curtin English offers flexible courses that can be studied in-person, online, full-time or part-time.
Student life
Live and learn on campus
Become part of a vibrant, inclusive campus with amenities and resources to help you make the most of your Curtin experience. There is a sense of community both in and out of the classroom, with collaborative learning spaces and outdoor leisure areas to enjoy between classes.
Curtin Perth Accommodation
Curtin has six on-campus accommodation options that are surrounded by recreational spaces. Our newest accommodation buildings, Twin Dolphin Hall and St Catherine’s College, form part of our industry-connected Exchange precinct. We also have student accommodation options at Curtin Kalgoorlie.
All our Perth accommodation options are a five-to-ten-minute walk from your classes and close to Curtin Stadium, Curtin Central Bus Interchange, and cafés and restaurants – offering all the convenience of an urban lifestyle and plenty of opportunities to make new friends.
And when you’re ready for a study break, you’re a short drive from the Perth CBD, Optus Stadium, the South Perth foreshore, local café strips and major shopping precincts.
Events and activities
Market days, multicultural week, live music and the Guild Ball are just a few of the amazing events held on campus.
Technological convenience
Wi-fi can be accessed across the campus and there’s a number of places on campus where you can recharge your devices. We also have several computer labs equipped with printing stations, scanners, graphic workstations, smart boards and current software.
Sport and social clubs
With a wide range of sports and social groups to choose from, you’re bound to stay healthy, happy and connected during your time at Curtin.
Food, glorious food
Whether you need coffee or kombucha, a quick sandwich or a hearty hot meal, you can get it on campus. We have great cafés and a variety of food trucks!
Supporting your health and wellbeing
Studying can be challenging at times, so we offer a range of health and wellbeing services based conveniently on campus. These include a physiotherapy clinic, and a medical centre where you can make an appointment to see a doctor, occupational therapist, psychologist, counsellor or social worker. If you have a disability or you’re caring for someone with a disability, you can access support services and assistance to help you succeed at Curtin. Our Student Wellbeing Advisory service also offers free and confidential support for any issue that may be affecting you, no matter how big or small.
Study support
We acknowledge that university is different to school study, so we offer support to help you transition to university, such as for peer-to-peer tutoring and library help.
Settling in
You’ll start your course with Orientation Week, where you will receive lots of support from Curtin Connect and student advisors.
Get the course advice you need
Head to Building 102 Curtin Connect for advice on courses, applications, enrolment, getting your ID card and organising your timetable.
Security and personal safety
At Curtin Perth, we provide a 24/7 security patrol, after-hour security escort, campus courtesy bus, emergency telephone stations, the SafeZone safety app, secure-card building access and well-lit pathways.
Start your future career
Our courses are designed in close collaboration with industry experts to ensure you graduate with the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. Throughout your study, you’ll be introduced to professional settings through work integrated learning and internships.
Work integrated learning
Experiential learning is highly valued by employers. You will benefit from Curtin’s strong links to business and industry, working on real projects and research initiatives, undertaking internships and attending events and networking opportunities. You could visit industrial sites or plants, complete real projects in collaboration with industry, participate in laboratory work or go on field trips.
Career support
We can help you find part-time work in Perth to support you while you’re studying. We also offer career planning services to identify further study or career options, while our Global Careers service can connect you with employers around the world.
Internships
Industry placements are offered in many courses, so you can gain professional work experience while you study. Depending on your course, you could intern with one of Curtin’s many industry partners, local or national businesses, undertake a healthcare clinical placement or take a practicum in a school.
Business start-ups
Suitable for aspiring entrepreneurs, the weeklong Curtin Ignition training program helps you prepare your business ideas for the commercial environment.
Volunteering opportunities
If you’re keen to help others, Curtin Volunteers! Provides volunteering programs that enrich your student experience and develop your capabilities, while also benefiting communities throughout Western Australia.
Tuition fee and scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
Rankings & ratings
Curtin University is one of the top public universities in Perth, Australia. It is ranked #174 in QS World University Rankings 2025.
QS World University Rankings
QS WUR Ranking By Subject
QS Sustainability Ranking
Full-time MBA Rankings - Global
QS World University Rankings
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