If you’re fascinated by everything around you, we can help you to develop the knowledge & skills you’ll need to make tomorrow better.
We acknowledge the First Nations people on whose lands Curtin University, Perth Campus sits, the Whadjuk people of the Nyungar Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders and Senior Knowledge Holders past and present, and acknowledge that Indigenous Australians are the first Scientists, Technologists, Engineers and Mathematicians (STEM). They used STEM principles and design for over 65,000 years and continue to contribute to science and engineering in partnerships with the Faculty, and for this we are grateful.
Curtin’s Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) offers you an industry-connected education experience in which you will learn how to provide solutions to complex societal challenges and improve the quality of life for people all around the world.
Curtin is recognised internationally as a leader for the quality of its research higher degree programs.
Through our courses, you’ll have the opportunity to put the concepts you learn in the classroom into practice. Together, this enables you to learn key field skills, engage with local industry and undertake on-the-ground research.
Curtin’s Bachelor of Advanced Science offers you the ability to both suit your general interests in science and focus on your topic of speciality, and gives you access to advanced-level units relevant to an honours degree.
We combine theory with practical study and offer facilities and innovative teaching methods to prepare you for your chosen career. As Western Australia’s largest and most culturally diverse university, and with Australia’s third largest international student population, Curtin University is a leader in science and engineering research and collaboration.
The School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering delivers undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and high-quality research in civil and mechanical engineering. The school has extensive laboratory facilities including pavement/geotechnology research facilities and water laboratory enhancements.
We provide world-class training for geoscientific and geospatial careers through our industry-recognised teaching programs, and undertake fundamental and applied research into the past, present and future of our planet and solar system.
Formed in 2017, our school brings together Curtin’s core capabilities across electrical engineering, computing, physics and mathematics, to better understand and advance our data-driven world.
The School, comprising of the Disciplines of Agriculture & Food, Chemistry, and Ecology, delivers outstanding education programs in these and related topics such as Agribusiness, Environmental Science, Coastal and Marine Science, and Biochemistry.
For more than a century, the School has been committed to providing some of the world’s finest mining and minerals education facilities.
26 March 2023
Whether your passion lies in the arts, science, business or health, Open Day is an opportunity to see how a Curtin degree can help you make a difference to your life and the lives of others.
Browse some of our featured events below, plan your Open Day and go into the draw to win some amazing prizes, including a $1,000 travel voucher, a PS5 and more!
Curtin University has maintained its position as the world’s second-ranked university and number one in Australia for mineral and mining engineering for the seventh year in a row in the 2023 QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Applications are now open for Semester 1, 2023.
Ready to progress your career? Whether you’re interested in cyber security, artificial intelligence, the future of energy or any other area within science and engineering, we have a postgrad degree that can help you expand your career prospects.
Our undergraduate course guide has all of the information you need to get started at Curtin.
Freight delays have been frustrating consumers all over Australia. Now, Curtin researchers are collaborating with industry to help ease the problem, with data sharing and blockchain tech.
Will Western Australian mining set a new industry standard for the global circular economy?
Modern scanning technologies are allowing palaeontologists to discover soft-tissue fossils and provide new knowledge about vertebrate evolution.
As visual effects technologies advance and audience engagement changes, what could movies look like in the future?
Join Pastor Du Vinh Nham, Curtin Chaplain, for a Bible Study session.
Learn to meditate Tibetan-style, with Venerable Chokyi, Curtin Buddhist Chaplain from Hayagriva Buddhist Centre.
Relax and unwind after a day of work or study with a short guided meditation by volunteers from the Buddhist Society of WA.
Join us for a guided session that is short, relaxing and easy to practice.
Curtin researchers are trialling a medication that could help preserve the cognitive function of people with Alzheimer’s.
Why are grief and dying such taboo topics in many societies, particularly if they involve children? And what is ‘grief literacy’?
Will Twitter ever be the same since Elon Musk’s takeover? And what impact will his changes have on users, free speech and (dis)information?
Universities have been the main sites of knowledge discovery since the Late Middle Ages. Six hundred years on, will the role of the university as society’s primary source of new knowledge be…