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Make a real difference to people’s lives

If you’ve always wanted to help, heal and make a positive impact on people locally and globally, we offer a range of practical courses in health sciences that can lead to rewarding careers in the healthcare sector.

Gain hands-on experience

Get practical experience through extensive industry placements or working with real clients at Curtin-run clinics.

Endorsed by industry

Many of our courses are accredited and professionally recognised, meaning you may be eligible for registration with Australian and global industry bodies.

Interprofessional education

You’ll study alongside students from different healthcare courses, so you’ll develop interprofessional insight and skills.

Suggested courses for you

Bachelor of Psychology

Discover how the human mind thinks and why we behave the way we do.

Bachelor of Social Work

Develop the skills to help individuals and groups and promote positive relationships, equality, human rights and social change.

Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Sports Science)

Learn to deliver exercise programs for health and wellbeing, athletic performance and the prevention of injury and disease.

Bachelor of Science (Laboratory Medicine)

Learn about the pathology of disease and diagnosis to launch your career as a medical laboratory scientist.

Female biomedical science student looking through a microscope

Master of Health Administration

Develop leadership and management skills to address industry issues and deliver safe and effective healthcare.

Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) (Honours)

Become a qualified physiotherapist who can provide hands-on treatment and create exercise and health management strategies.

Physiotherapy student showing shoulder exercises to patient

Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) (Honours)

Learn how to diagnose and treat people with communication, speech, swallowing and feeding difficulties.

Speech pathologist showing something on an ipad to a little patient

Bachelor of Science (Health Sciences)

This multidisciplinary course gives you the flexibility to pursue a specialist healthcare area while gaining expertise in public health.

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)

Develop pharmacy practice skills to prepare and dispense medicines and provide general health advice to communities.

Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours)

Gain the skills to help people who have experienced injury, illness or disability to engage in work and activities.

Occupational therapist assisting a patient

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

This competitive degree prepares you to become a doctor and pursue a diverse career in medicine.

Explore your Curtin Universe

A very important skill I’ve learnt is to continually seek new knowledge. We’re encouraged to find answers outside of what’s taught in lectures, which deepens our understanding of the content.

Justin Chan

Top 100 in nursing

Curtin ranks in the global top 100 for Nursing, QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026.

There’s a strong demand in Australia for health professionals across all sectors, including hospitals, aged care and mental health.

(Jobs and Skills Australia. ‘Skills Priority List Findings: Health Professionals’ 2023)

I decided to study at Curtin because it’s renowned for its nursing education – which aligns perfectly with my aspiration to be at the forefront of nursing practice and innovation.

Qianhui Zhang

Need to improve your English skills?

A Curtin English course can help. You can package your Curtin English course with your undergraduate or postgraduate degree. You may also be eligible for a scholarship of up to A$7,496 towards your tuition fees1.

1 Terms and conditions apply.

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Explore study options, how to apply, campus life, accommodation and everything Curtin has to offer in our international student guide.