The Centre for Aboriginal Studies provides students with the skills and abilities they need to work in the community and actively promotes a positive sense of Aboriginal identity, culture and heritage. Courses cover indigenous health, community management and development, Indigenous Australian studies and indigenous media production - all designed to provide culturally appropriate education and to create new ways of learning and working in an inclusive Australia.

The Centre offers courses for Indigenous Australian, Torres Strait Islander and non-indigenous people.

Curtin Business School

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Curtin's business courses can equip you with the skills and knowledge to pursue a variety of careers - from financial planning, to sports administration, human resources and public relations.

Highly valued in the workplace, Curtin Business School graduates have the competence to work in the private, government, not-for-profit and small business sectors, as well as across a broad spectrum of industries such as oil and gas, mining, finance and banking, health and agriculture.

Curtin's business courses are designed wherever possible to conform to the membership standards of the relevant professional bodies that students are likely to become associated with after graduation. Student membership is available for some professional associations.

Bachelor of Commerce

Faculty of Health Sciences

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The Faculty of Health Sciences offers internationally valued degrees and a supportive, student-focused learning environment that add up to a great foundation for a career in the areas of clinical sciences, population health sciences and life sciences. Career opportunities are many and varied, with graduates finding employment in health agencies, research centres, public health institutions, administration or private practice.

Where relevant, courses are accredited by professional bodies so that Curtin health graduates are eligible to apply for registration as health practitioners or to join professional associations.

Faculty of Humanities

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Curtin offers many opportunities for students interested in the creative and social aspects of the human condition and the pursuit of knowledge and understanding. Humanities courses are most suited to students with strong literary and communication skills and those who enjoy independent research and critical thinking. Graduates develop the skills to evaluate and communicate ideas effectively both on a local and global scale.

Faculty of Science and Engineering

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If you are thinking of studying Science or Engineering, you will find lots of exciting options at Curtin. The Faculty of Science and Engineering offers courses in areas as diverse as Mechatronic Engineering, Astronomy and Medical Imaging Science through to courses teaching Viticulture, Agribusiness and Cartography.

The faculty's courses combine a solid foundation in theory with technical skills that are tailored to meet the current needs of industry, commerce and government. Scope for graduates is broad with high-calibre prospects available both nationally and internationally.

Vice-Chancellory

The Centre for Regional Education is a vibrant enterprise committed to supporting higher education in regional Western Australia. Through a network of partnerships, regional students in Albany, Armadale, Carnarvon, Esperance, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Karratha, Margaret River, Midland, Northam and Port Hedland are offered unique learning opportunities.

Using a variety of flexible teaching strategies the Centre offers a UniReady enabling course and a Bachelor of Arts. The Centre also facilitates courses offered by other Curtin faculties, including

CRE UniReady Enabling Program for Regional Students