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Why study culture, society and Indigenous knowledge at Curtin?
Did you know?
Curtin was the first Australian teaching and research institution to develop and implement a Reconciliation Action Plan.
A culturally supportive environment
Many Curtin programs cater solely to Indigenous Australians, making the University a supportive, culturally appropriate environment in which to learn.
Learn a second language
Depending on your course, you may be able to take a language as one of your electives.
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Wednesday 18 January, 3pm to 6pm
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Bachelor of Arts (Korean Studies)
Korean is the fastest-growing language among non-native speakers, and with the global popularity of K-pop and K-dramas, the interest in Korean culture is no surprise. In this major you’ll explore Korean society, culture, history, politics and international relations and gain strong competency in the Korean language.
Psychology and Human Resource Management
Use your knowledge in psychology to help resolve issues in the workplace, recruit and engage employees and improve individual and team performance.
Indigenous Australian Research
The Indigenous Australian Research honours course at Curtin University provides specialised training for graduates in research in Indigenous Australian contexts.
Hear from our graduates
Helen Stewart
I really enjoyed the interactive nature of the classes and the opportunities to study from real-life sources of Japanese in a creative way. The opportunity to go on an exchange and participate in the Kobe University Summer Program were defining parts of my study experience at Curtin.
It’s not too late to apply for first semester.
Applications are still open to start studying at Curtin in first semester, 2023.
Whatever your dream career, we’re here to help you find your place at Curtin.
Apply directly to Curtin online – applications close 19 February.
Help communities engage, address inequality and injustice and join the next generation of thought leaders, with a degree in culture at Curtin University.
Want to make a difference in your community?
Get the skills you need at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies at Curtin University.
We offer undergraduate courses in Indigenous mental health and community development and provide a supportive learning environment designed to work around your life.
It’s not too late to apply for first semester.
Applications are still open to start studying at Curtin in first semester, 2023.
Whatever your dream career, we’re here to help you find your place at Curtin.
Apply directly to Curtin online – applications close 19 February.
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