Right now, the world needs creative minds and communicators to unlock new ways of thinking and share the voices that go unheard. Are you ready to use your creativity to drive positive change?
A journalist can bring hidden topics to the light. A screen artist can open up our minds, and our emotions. And an artist can provide us with a unique immersive experience.
Professionals in creative arts and communications help people to gain new perspectives and discover new understandings. From screen arts to journalism to digital design, you can use your imagination and skills to explore and reflect the human experience, and capture hearts and minds.
Study a double degree. If you have multiple interests and want to expand your career prospects you can with our flexible degree structures.
Participate in real world learning through industry based projects and internships.
Get access to our facilities. You could be filming in our media and production studios, practicing your performance in Hayman Theatre or creating masterpieces in our painting and sculpture studios.
If you want to make a difference – whether it’s through the written word, performance arts, fine arts or media – join us to develop your skills, knowledge and passion for a career that could have a positive impact anywhere in the world.
Learn more about our undergraduate degrees and majors. In this study area you can choose from three degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communications or a Bachelor of Creative Arts.
This flexible degree allows you to choose a major (or two) in languages, writing, journalism, social media and more so you can tailor your studies to your creative passions and career goals.
Chinese is the world’s most spoken first language. Classes cater for beginners through to native speakers.
Develop your writing skills in fiction, poetry, and experimental and emerging genres.
Explore the human side of the internet and graduate ready for roles in digital and social media strategy.
Explore the power of culture and language and examine how societies operate in the past, present and future.
Learn to speak Japanese – a fascinating language spoken by 135 million people worldwide. Classes range from beginners to advanced.
Use your creative flair and investigative skills to create content for radio, television and online platforms.
Gain a strong understanding of Korean culture and language, to expand your career opportunities through intercultural literacy and the skills for global engagement.
Learn how to research, write, edit and publish a range of material, to prepare for a career in professional communications.
This creative degree will help you to balance your creative skills and practical skills to broaden your career opportunities and build your dream career in an area you’re passionate about.
Pursue a creative career and contribute to the artistic, and cultural needs of contemporary society.
Combine production skills, creativity and theory to create diverse and innovative screen projects.
Are you a budding actor or director? This course prepares you for a bright future in theatre arts.
This degree will help you gain experience in a variety of communications, including, writing, design, public relations and photography.
You can choose to specialise in one of the below fields of communications.
Use your creative flair and investigative skills to make content for radio, television and online platforms.
Gain experience in a variety of communications, including writing, design, public relations and photography.
Work with commercial equipment and produce work for film and television.
Nine News reporter and Curtin graduate Tracy Vo’s journalism career has soared to incredible heights.
The Faculty of Humanities is home to a range of modern and industry standard facilities to give you the best learning experience possible. From our Media and Production studio to our painting workshops and studios, you’ll have access to the latest spaces and equipment to enhance your studies.
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If you’re currently a year 12 student planning to commence studying in semester 1, 2024, now is the time to apply through TISC! You may even be eligible for an early offer.
If you’re not a year 12 student, you can apply directly to Curtin to start your course in 2024.
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