Curtin offers forward thinking, internationally recognised postgraduate degrees with strong industry connections, ensuring that you meet the changing demands of industry.
So you won’t just be in the room. You’ll lead the room.
Whether you’re looking to upskill or change to an entirely new career, you could graduate in as little as six months with a Graduate Certificate.
You can choose to study online, full-time or part-time, giving you the flexibility to organise your study around life commitments. You could even mix online study with face-to-face classes.
Employment outlook and industry trends for business areas are strong, with growth predicted over the next five years.
Curtin Graduates have been rated the best in the country for employer satisfaction, showing they have the skills and qualifications employers value, want and need.
Our direct entry master is an advanced qualification for students that have a relevant bachelor degree and work experience, and can be completed full-time in just one year. Not only can it offer a real career boost, it’s a great opportunity to build networks with other experienced professionals.
A graduate certificate can give you specialist knowledge in an area in your field, or become the cornerstone of a fresh new career.
Whatever your age or level of experience, it’s inevitable that at some stage in your life you’ll question where your career is heading. Professor Julia Richardson believes there is no one-size-fits-all solution, and suggests you develop your own strategies centred around three ‘career knowings’.
With strong employment outlooks across a range of business areas, there’s never been a better time pursue a career in the business world.
The accounting industry in Australia generates $27 billion revenue, while the employment outlook for Auditors, Company Secretaries and Corporate Treasurers is very strong, with 21.3% growth by 2026.
The finance industry in Australia generates $285.6 billion revenue, increasing by 5.5% in the next 5 years (2023-2028).
The employment outlook for Human Resource Managers is strong, with a projected increase of 16.3% by 2026 with an average weekly income of $2,445.
The employment outlook for Database and Systems Administrators and ICT Security Specialists is very strong, projected to increase by 38.9% by 2026.
The integrated logistics industry in Australia generates $121.4 billion revenue, increasing by 1.3% in the next 5 years (2023-2028).
The advertising industry in Australia generates $3.5 billion revenue, with a predicted growth of 2.6% in the next 5 years (2023-2028).
Looking to study this year?
Many of our courses are available for mid-year entry. That means that you can start studying as early as this July! Just choose your preferred start date when you apply. Applications for mid-year entry close Friday 14 July.
Start studying in 2024
Applications for semester 1, 2024 are now open until Thursday 8 February, 2024.
Not sure how to apply?
Follow our simple application instructions for your preferred course at Curtin.
We offer a unique learning experience by combining theory with practical study that goes beyond the classroom and out into real business and industry.
Curtin Business School is recognised as an elite global business school through accreditation by EQUIS, AACSB International and an EFMD Accredited MBA. This means that your business degree will be recognised around the globe.
Our business and law courses offer students the chance to connect with industry and community leaders and gain real-world experience through our internship programs.
Curtin Business School’s Executive Education program delivers practical skills and knowledge in a range of business areas including luxury branding, human resources, business strategy, tourism, international business, supply chain management and data analytics.
Scholarships are part of Curtin’s commitment to rewarding academic excellence, supporting research and enabling students from all backgrounds to realise their potential.
Don’t have time? Can’t afford it? Explore the ways Curtin can help you on your postgraduate study journey.
If you’ve undertaken study or work experience that matches part of your degree, you could reduce your course duration.
