Global Accreditation
Curtin Business School is recognised as an elite global business school through accreditation by EQUIS, AACSB International and an EFMD Accredited MBA.
Our research
The Faculty of Business and Law’s research provides solutions for industry, opportunities for research collaborations and support for research students.
Ranked among the world’s best
Curtin’s Business and Law courses are recognised nationally and globally for their research impact, learning resources and graduate employment opportunities.
Advisory network
The Faculty of Business and Law partners with industry leaders to shape our courses, our research and our future direction. With a network of more than 50 members of industry, the Faculty of Business and Law receives a wealth of insight and expertise that works to shape our programs for the benefit of students and industry alike.
Our Schools
The Faculty of Business and Law comprises of Curtin Law School and Curtin Business School; which ranks in the top ten business schools across Australia.
Curtin Business School
Curtin Business School (CBS) develops globally-minded, career-capable graduates and advances responsible, evidence-based business practices through innovation in education, research and engagement.
Curtin Law School
Curtin Law School aims to provide a transformative legal education, professionally focussed, aimed at producing law graduates capable of judgement based on ethical and professional standards, deep discipline knowledge, international perspectives, and a strong understanding of the Rule of Law.
Industry connected
Curtin Business School (CBS) and Curtin Law School work closely with industry to enrich the educational experience of our students and contribute to research and development on a local, national and global scale. To achieve this, we have developed strategic alliances with industry, as well as innovative products and facilities, to engage students and foster development within the community.
Our MBA program
With our flagship MBA powering your career, you’ll soar with a globally relevant degree which has been shaped by industry leaders.
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Postgraduate Expo
The Curtin Postgraduate Expo is an ideal introduction to our postgraduate coursework and research, admission criteria, flexible study options and industry links.
Curtin MBA information evening
Discover how a Curtin MBA can advance your career. This event gives an overview of our internationally accredited MBA program, including course specialisations and career outcomes.
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