Study a Curtin health course and make a difference to people’s lives
Many of our courses are recognised by industry and emphasise applied learning, so you’ll be ready to make a difference as soon as you graduate.
Depending on your course, you’ll have the opportunity to hone your skills in diverse health settings, which will develop your resilience and experience as a health professional.

You’ll learn to use advanced technologies in authentic learning environments, including clinical placements and simulated workspaces.
Your classes will be taught by leaders in their fields, who have extensive experience in biomedical and clinical science, health data, and community health.

Curtin’s 2023 Undergrad Expo is almost here!
Wednesday 18 January, 3pm to 6pm
If you’re thinking about applying for a place at Curtin in semester one 2023, join us for the Undergrad Expo.
Chat with our course experts, take a campus tour and find out more about how to apply, pathways, scholarships and study options.
Register nowWhy study health sciences at Curtin?
Ranked among the world’s best
Curtin is ranked in the top 100 in the world for nursing and sports-related subjects.
#1 in Australia
Curtin is #1 in Australia for teaching quality, learner engagement and skills development in medicine, and the #1 WA public university for learner engagement in social work and psychology.
Experience real healthcare
Many of our courses are professionally recognised. You’ll be taught by industry professionals and will apply your learning in immersive study environments, clinical placements or through other opportunities.
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