for Australian Awards Scholarships (AAS) candidates in Papua New Guinea

COURSES OVERVIEW 2015

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This interactive brochure provides an outline of courses that meet the AAS priority fields of study for Papua New Guinea at Curtin in 2015.

For more detailed information about each course, please visit Curtin’s website at courses.curtin.edu.au

Australia Awards Scholarships Formerly known as Australian Development Scholarships (ADS), Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) give students from developing countries the opportunity to undertake higher education in Australia. AAS are administered by the Australian Government, under the Department of Foreign A�airs and Trade (DFAT), with the aim of contributing to the long-term needs of developing countries in line with bilateral and regional agreements.

AAS and Curtin: change something today and discover what’s possible at Curtin.Through AAS, Curtin works to equip students with the skills and knowledge they’ll need to promote development in their home country and build enduring connections within the community. Upon graduation, many AAS students who have studied at Curtin return to their home countries to perform important work that drives change and contributes to positive outcomes in the areas of government, health services, agriculture, environment and others.

You can access further information from the Curtin AAS website at ausaid.curtin.edu.au

Change something today and make tomorrow better.Welcome to Curtin University, Western Australia’s largest and most multicultural university.

WELCOME TO CURTIN

ContentsCurtin supports AAS students......................................3

Why Curtin? ...................................................................4

Perth, Western Australia ..............................................6

Student experiences......................................................8

Postgraduate programs .............................................11

Research and other higher degrees by research .....13

Study areas ..................................................................14

Curtin Business School ...............................................16

Health Sciences ...........................................................22

Humanities ..................................................................28

Science and Engineering ............................................36

Higher degrees by research .......................................44

Undergraduate programs ..........................................46

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LOOK EVER FORWARD International Sponsored Students Unit (ISSU)

The International Sponsored Students Unit (ISSU) is a team of dedicated sta� who support and manage AAS students and act as intermediaries between DFAT, AAS students and Curtin. ISSU is located on Curtin’s flagship Perth Campus.

As AAS Student Contact O�cers, the ISSU sta� have specialised roles to ensure students are provided with quality support during their course and complete their studies within the specified time frame stated in their scholarship placement o�er. The ISSU is also responsible for AAS reporting and academic monitoring for Curtin students to DFAT.

The ISSU can assist you with any queries you may have before you arrive in Australia. These could include questions about accommodation, specific course information, living in Perth, visa requirements for you and your family, dependant schooling and the cost and availability of childcare. When you arrive, the ISSU will provide you with documents and brochures to help you familiarise yourself with Perth and Curtin.

Some of the services provided by the ISSU include: • assisting students to choose a course and find a potential

supervisor• arranging your airport pick-up and temporary

accommodation • introducing and welcoming you to Curtin • liaising with Curtin Housing Services

introducing and welcoming you to Curtin Curtin Housing Services to secure your

permanent accommodation • helping you to open your bank account • coordinating AAS orientation week • coordinating the AAS Introductory Academic Program (IAP)

in conjunction with The Learning Centre coordinating the AAS Introductory Academic Program (IAP)

The Learning Centre • providing assistance for students seeking tutorial support • organising social events, including a farewell event• managing the Curtin AAS Facebook page to allow AAS

awardees to develop a network that will provide channels for communication and interaction

• providing information and support with regard to childcare, such as finding placements and organising financial assistance

• providing information and support for your family—the ISSU recommends you arrive in Australia by yourself and organise for your family to follow at a later date. You will be provided with family-related information as part of the AAS orientation briefing, such as how to look for work for your spouse.

• providing dependant schooling support—all school-aged children of AAS scholarship students are eligible to attend the free public school system in Western Australia. The ISSU will assist all AAS students with school enrolments and Confirmation of Placements (CoP) that may be needed to issue a dependant visa.

Curtin also has comprehensive services and facilities designed to create a supportive environment for all students. These include a Multi-Faith O�cer, a variety of food outlets catering to multi-ethnic menus (including halal), study assistance, orientation programs, personal and financial counselling, accommodation advice, a course advisory service, social programs, banking facilities, health services and modern recreation facilities.

Curtin University Postgraduate Students’ Association (CUPSA)CUPSA is run by the Guild’s Postgraduate Students Committee to represent the needs of postgraduate students on campus. CUPSA o�ers a range of support services including digital camera hire, bookshop grants, scholarships, a computer lending scheme and student advice.

Curtin supports AAS studentsCurtin believes that by working together we can make tomorrow better. It’s why Curtin provides ongoing support and assistance for AAS students through Curtin’s International Sponsored Students Unit (ISSU).

ContactIf you have any questions about the AAS program at Curtin, please contact the ISSU: Tel: +61 8 9266 2437/4691/3348 Fax: +61 8 9266 2605/4013 Email: issu@curtin.edu.au

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With the vision to be an international leader in research and education that changes minds, lives and the world, Curtin is Western Australia’s largest and most multicultural university.

We welcome more than 50,000 students from over 125 countries worldwide, including Australia’s third-largest international student population of nearly 16,000. This gives you the opportunity to develop personal and professional networks with people from all around the world.

Consistently rated among the world’s top universities, Curtin was acknowledged by QS as one of the world’s top 300 universities for 2013/2014, as well as one of the world’s top 50 universities aged under 50 and number one in the state. In 2013, we were also ranked by the Times as one of the world’s top 100 universities aged under 50 years old.

The University’s flagship campus, located six kilometres from the centre of Perth, is a vibrant destination for tourists and students alike.

Curtin’s partnerships with more than 90 institutions worldwide mean we have also established a strong presence in South-East Asia. With campuses in Perth, Sydney, Singapore and Sarawak, and agreements to deliver courses at education institutions in countries such as Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Indonesia and Singapore, Curtin graduates call the world home.

Curtin o�ers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business, humanities, health sciences and science and engineering. Our awards include bachelors, honours, graduate certificates, graduate diplomas, master degrees and PhDs by both coursework and research. Combining theory with practical study and o¨en incorporating relevant industry placements, our programs are closely linked with industry, business and government to take you beyond the classroom and into the real world.

Why Curtin?Join more than 50,000 students from around the world studying at a global university ranked among the world’s best.

GRADUATE CAREER-READY

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Campus locations PERTH CAMPUS

Margaret River Campus

CURTIN SARAWAKCURTIN SINGAPORE

CURTIN SYDNEY

Kalgoorlie Campus

You’ll benefit from a strong healthcare system, a well-developed education system and rapidly expanding infrastructure programs. It’s no wonder Perth has been ranked as one of the world’s top 10 most liveable cities by The Economist’s World Intelligence Unit in August 2013.

Perth and Western Australia o�er a wide range of attractions and activities, ranging from high-quality restaurants, cafes and shopping venues to beautiful beaches, Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Rottnest Island, the South West region, and more.

PNGWA Wantok Association PNGWA Wantok Association is a community-based organisation based in Perth committed to strengthening individual, family and community life. Its activities are inspired by a vision of a fair, thriving and sustainable PNG community that embraces diversity, promotes PNG culture and traditions, and in which all people feel a sense of belonging.

For more information on the PNGWA Wantok Association, visit http://pngwa.org

Working in PerthYour student visa allows you to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during semester and full-time during holiday periods (for coursework students). Spouses of AAS master and PhD students are able to work full-time.

Planning your budget and finances is an important element of making the most of your time in the city.

Suggested weekly budget (A$)SERVICE/COMMODITY SINGLE FAMILY OF

FOURRent furnished residence (average) 180 390Services—gas, water and electricity 20 30Food 120 200Public transport 25 40Clothing, toiletries and entertainment 120 145Health insurance 8 16Total 473 821Please note: this table is intended as a guide only. Prices are accurate at time of publication and are subject to change.

For more information about living and studying in Perth, visit international.curtin.edu.au

Why Perth?Get a great education from Curtin University and do it all in one of the world’s most pleasant cities. As the capital of Western Australia, Perth has for decades been a popular destination for students and tourists alike.

A VIBRANT A VIBRANT CITYCITY

Perth weatherSummer (December to February) Average temperatures 17 – 30°C Autumn (March to May) Average temperatures 14 – 26°CWinter (June to August) Average temperatures 8 – 19°C Spring (September to November) Average temperatures 12 – 23°C

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STEVEN YANGI, PAPUA NEW GUINEAMaster of Health Administration

“I chose to study at Curtin because it o�ered the right course for my interests. A Curtin degree is internationally recognised and provides employment opportunities, including the chance to become a leader in health service delivery.

Once I graduate, I hope to be in a managerial position in a health organisation. But firstly, I have to concentrate on completing my study.

The learning facilities and support from helpful course coordinators has helped me to succeed.

One of the highlights from my time at Curtin is being able to relate the course content to my country’s context. I’ve also enjoyed being involved in university activities, like John Curtin Weekend.”

SUSAN MAY INU, PAPUA NEW GUINEAMasters of Philosophy

“I’m studying a Master of Philosophy in the area of rural and sustainable development. I chose Curtin because it has a strong research background in my field of study.

I am still contracted to my employer in PNG, so a¨er completing my studies, I will return as a researcher at PNG Co�ee Industry Corporation. Having a Curtin degree will provide opportunities for my career development.

The study facilities and resources at Curtin are of a very high standard; it’s motivational. The assistance from workshops and seminars they organized for postgraduate students was very empowering; they provided the skills and knowledge to help me succeed.”

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Postgraduate programs by courseworkAt Curtin, you can choose from a range of postgraduate levels of study.

The sequence of these qualifications varies depending on the entry requirements set by each school. To find out about the progression of postgraduate packaged programs that can lead to a master degree, contact the ISSU: issu@curtin.edu.au

Graduate certificateGraduate certificate courses are designed to develop skills in a specialised area that may or may not be directly related to the corresponding undergraduate degree. Some graduate certificates are specifically designed for non-graduates to allow you to progress towards further postgraduate study. All of the programs are career-oriented, and usually take one semester to complete.

Graduate diplomaThe graduate diploma is a specialised, vocationally-oriented award usually completed in two semesters. Entry is usually based on the completion of a bachelor degree or diploma, although this can be in an unrelated field if you have work experience in the field of study. Graduate diplomas introduce you to postgraduate study in an area outside your first qualification. Less academically qualified applicants may still apply.

Graduate entry masterGraduate entry master (GEM) courses provide you with a fast-track learning experience if you already hold a bachelor degree in the same field as your master. These programs are available in health information management, nursing practice, physiotherapy, pharmacy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology and accounting.

Master degreeA master degree comprises coursework, project work and research in varying combinations. It is designed to enhance your professional skills or help you acquire a deeper understanding of a specific area of knowledge. The advantage of completing a master by coursework is the high level of tutorial advice and study guidance you will receive.

A school may accept you into a master degree provided you hold appropriate qualifications as decided by the head of school (usually a bachelor degree, honours degree or graduate diploma). Where appropriate, provision may be made for you to undertake a bridging course or other preliminary work as a requirement for entry to a master degree program. Mature-age students who do not have formal entry qualifications may still qualify for admission to a master program (which is acceptable under the AAS program).

A master degree is usually completed in three or four semesters, unless credit for prior learning (CRL) is awarded from other relevant studies. Some master degrees also have a work experience component.

CourseworkIn a master by coursework, you enrol in subjects and attend lectures and tutorials. There will o¨en be a major or minor research component, but assessment is progressive throughout the course. Some coursework programs are conducted as mixed coursework and research studies that are pathways to a PhD. If you want to ensure your chosen master course is a pathway degree leading to a PhD, please email issu@curtin.edu.au

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Research and higher degrees by research at CurtinCurtin researchers work closely with industry to create solutions to global problems. Strong, strategic partnerships and the recruitment of exemplary research leaders have been important in the establishment and growth of Curtin’s research programs. We generate a high number of PhD graduates, research income and quality research publications, focusing on the four key research areas of minerals and energy, ICT and emerging technologies, health, and sustainable development.

ResearchCurtin focuses on four main areas of research: minerals and energy, information communication technology (ICT) and emerging technologies, health and sustainable development.

MINERALS AND ENERGYResearch in the areas of minerals and energy at Curtin is aimed at maximising existing resources and developing innovative technological solutions to address our future needs. Research groups from across the University undertake both fundamental and applied research in resource exploration, extraction and processing; development of new materials, energy sources and fuel technologies; mineral and energy economics and policy; and the impact of mining on remote communities.

ICT AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIESInformation communication technology (ICT) and emerging technologies is a broad area of study concerned with the use of technology to communicate and use information. Researchers from Curtin are involved in the international Square Kilometre Array (SKA), the world’s largest radio astronomy project. Radio astronomers, electrical engineers and computational scientists are all contributing their expertise to this exciting endeavour. Curtin also continues research initiatives across areas such as spatial science, wireless telecommunications, digital humanities, e-business, e-health and digital ontologies.

HEALTHCurtin is the largest and most comprehensive provider of health sciences research in Western Australia. Health sciences students have excellent opportunities to join programs within the Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute (CHIRI), which takes an innovative approach to addressing the burden of chronic conditions and lifestyle diseases that impact on the social and economic sustainability of communities worldwide. Research conducted at CHIRI focuses on five primary themes: ageing, chronic disease, Indigenous health, mental health, and population health.

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTOne of the core concerns of governments and communities worldwide is sustainable development. Curtin o�ers research opportunities in sustainable development in two broad areas: built environment and natural environment. The first includes social/cultural sustainability, urban design construction management and sustainable cities, while the second is concerned with climate change, biodiversity, sustainable tourism, food security and sustainable resource processing.

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AGRI-FOOD SECURITYEstablished in 2011, the International Institute of Agri-Food Security (IIAFS) aims to develop innovative research and training across the international food landscape. The institute operates across all faculties—Curtin Business School, Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Humanities and Faculty of Science and Engineering. IIAFS adopts a holistic approach to food security and climate variability, and is developing a FOOD Solutions program for higher degree by research students and emerging scientists within national and international networks.

For more information on research and development opportunities at Curtin, visit research.curtin.edu.au

Higher degrees by researchA higher degree by research di�ers from other postgraduate degrees in that at least two-thirds of the study program must involve research. Although you will need to complete some coursework units, the main part of the work will be a thesis written under the guidance of a supervisor.

DOCTORAL DEGREEA doctoral degree usually requires at least three years of study. If you have a master degree or a bachelor degree with first or upper second-class honours, you may be considered for admission.

In exceptional cases, a bachelor pass degree may be enough for admission if you can demonstrate superior academic achievement, significant work experience, and the capacity to undertake significant research.

RESEARCH DEGREES (MASTER AND DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY)At least two-thirds of the work towards a master by research degree must be pure research. The award indicates that you have contributed significantly to your field and are capable of carrying out independent research. AAS applications need attached evidence of email dialogue with a potential supervisor for master by research or PhD degrees and must include a written two-page research proposal outlining the parameters and purpose of the research you wish to undertake.

How to write a research proposalIt is recommended the research proposal is no more than two pages long. It should state your research topic and outline your research plan and the objectives you wish to meet. You must also be able to show you have su�cient experience and knowledge in the selected area. The proposal should be accompanied by at least 10 cited references. When you apply to AAS, you must submit your research proposal to the Papua New Guinean AAS program manager along with your Australian Government Aid application, and attach evidence of email communication with a potential supervisor.

For guidelines on to write a research proposal, visit curtin.edu.au/research/futurestudents/hdrguidelines/admission.cfm#proposal

Postgraduate courses are o�ered through Curtin’s four teaching faculties of business, health sciences, humanities, and science and engineering.

The following pages include detailed information about each of the four faculties.

Curtin will provide you with the support and guidance you need to choose the right course to suit your AAS development priority.

Please contact the ISSU on issu@curtin.edu.au and we will help you choose a suitable course or link you with an academic in the school.

SupervisorsYou should identify a potential supervisor before arriving in Australia to discuss your research.

A list of supervisors who can provide you with support while completing your research degree is available at curtin.edu.au/research/futurestudents/register/register.cfm

To find a supervisor at Curtin Business School, email researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au

If you require further assistance to find a supervisor, please contact the ISSU: issu@curtin.edu.au

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Study areas

BusinessAccounting Business Administration Business Information Systems Business Information Technology Business LawBusiness Leadership Economics FinanceFinancial Planning Human Resources International Business Supply Chain Management ManagementMarketing Mineral and Energy Economics Oil and Gas Public Relations Strategic Procurement Taxation

Health SciencesBiomedical SciencesClinical ClassificationDieteticsEnvironmental HealthEpidemiology and BiostatisticsFood Science and TechnologyHealth AdministrationHealth Information ManagementHealth Policy and ManagementHealth PromotionHealth Services ManagementNursingNutritionOccupational TherapyPharmacyPhysiotherapyPsychologyPublic HealthSexologySpeech Pathology

HumanitiesApplied Linguistics Architecture Art Corporate Media Production Creative PracticeCreative Writing Design Development PlanningEducation (including TESOL)Human Rights Information and Library Studies Information Management International Relations and National SecurityInternet Communications Journalism Performance Studies Professional CommunicationProfessional Writing and PublishingProject Management Records Management and Archives Screen Production (Film and Television) Sustainability and Climate PolicyUrban and Regional Planning

Science and EngineeringActuarial and Financial Science Chemical Engineering ChemistryComputer Science Dryland Agricultural SystemsElectrical Engineering Electrical Utility Engineering Electronic and Communication EngineeringEmbedded SystemsEmerging Power SystemsEngineering Management Environmental Biology and Management Geographic Information Science Geology Geophysics Industrial EngineeringMathematical SciencesMechanical Engineering Medical SonographyMetallurgy Mining Engineering Petroleum EngineeringPhysicsScience and Mathematics EducationSurveying and MappingSustainability ManagementSustainable AquacultureTelecommunicationsWine Industry

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At Curtin Business School, you can choose from one of the most comprehensive selections of postgraduate business degrees in Australia such as accounting, economics, finance, human resources, information systems, marketing, taxation, our internationally accredited Master of Business Administration (MBA), the new MBA (Global) and more.

CBS currently has more than 15,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from over 100 countries studying on Curtin campuses in Perth, Sydney, Singapore and Sarawak, and at partner institutions across Asia and Africa. With over 400 sta� from a diverse range of academic and professional backgrounds, Curtin Business School o�ers a dynamic learning environment.

The faculty’s internationally accredited programs are distinguished by their variety, applied and professional emphasis, flexible structure and relevance in the corporate arena.

Curtin recently launched the new MBA (Global). As an internationally-recognised qualification, you can do the MBA (Global) a¨er your undergraduate degree, even if you have limited work experience. This two-year course focuses on core business knowledge and inter-cultural communication, ensuring your skills can be applied within an international business context.

The Curtin Graduate School of Business (CGSB) is located o�-campus in the commercial heart of Perth, o�ering master degrees that prepare you for more senior roles in the mining and energy sectors. The school is the only permanent university campus operating in the Perth central business district, giving you direct access to industry.

A list of Curtin Business School higher degrees by research is located on page 44

A list of Curtin Business School undergraduate degrees is located on page 46

MAKE YOUR MARK

Curtin Business SchoolThe largest teaching division of Curtin, Curtin Business School (CBS) comprises seven schools: six discipline-based schools situated on Curtin’s Perth Campus, and the seventh Curtin Graduate School of Business (CGSB) located in Perth’s CBD.

For further informationCURTIN BUSINESS SCHOOL Tel: +61 8 9266 7715 Fax: +61 8 9266 7556 Email: business@cbs.curtin.edu.au (coursework) researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au (research) Web: business.curtin.edu.au/postgraduate

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Graduate Certificates GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS (GRADCERTBUS) Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: yes (trimester intakes) Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 074652G Course description This course provides you with a foundation of leadership studies and business management skills, designed to help you understand theories and concepts behind leading organisations and to enhance your leadership and business skills. The Graduate Certificate in Business is an ideal course if you wish to tailor your own study program.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RESOURCES (GRADCERTHUMRES) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 018029F Course description If you work in the human resource management field but do not hold a first degree, or wish to become a human resource management/industrial relations professional, this course is designed for you. Satisfactory performance in the graduate certificate provides entry to the graduate diploma course.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GRADCERTINFSYS) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 049883M Course description This graduate certificate program gives you skills and knowledge in the planning and development of information systems in organisations. The course is practical, which will assist you to consolidate your learning by applying your knowledge and skills in the business environment.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (GRADCERTSUPCHAINMGMT) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 041930G Course description This course is designed for professional logistics specialists who are interested in significantly advancing their careers in the area of logistics and supply chain management. Areas of study include the principles of logistics management, global distribution and transportation, materials management, and logistics information systems. The course will meet the needs of those professionals with technical and supervisory skills in logistics and supply chain management with or without a first degree.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING (GRADCERTPROFACC) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 051616A Course description This course is suitable for you if you are working or seeking to work in a field that requires a general understanding of accounting-related matters. It is designed to progress onto the graduate diploma.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TAXATION (GRADCERTTAX) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 020874F Course description This course is designed for those with a business or commerce background who wish to gain an understanding of taxation and enhance their career prospects. Providing you with the opportunity to study the Income Tax Assessment Act, associated acts and regulations, and their application to income tax returns in detail, you can also choose from a wide range of specialist taxation topics to support your current and future career needs.

Graduate Diplomas GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED FINANCE (GRADDIPAPPFIN) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 014174G Course description This course is designed for you if your undergraduate degree is in a field other than banking and finance, and you wish to develop an understanding of the basic functional areas of business management, banking and finance.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS (GRADDIPBUS) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes (trimester intakes) Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 006112K Course description This course is designed for you if your undergraduate degree is in a field other than business, commerce or economics or equivalent and you wish to develop an understanding of the basic functional areas of business.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCES (GRADDIPHUMRES) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 051619J Course description If you wish to forge a career in the human resource management/industrial relations field, this course is suitable for you. You are required to have successfully completed all requirements of the Graduate Certificate in Human Resources with a course weighted average (CWA) of at least 70 per cent.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GRADDIPINFOSYS) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 055641A Course description This course is designed for you if you wish to increase or acquire basic knowledge and skills in the planning, operation and management of information systems in global business environments. It allows you to progress to one of three professional master programs in information systems management, information technology, or internet security and forensics.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (GRADDIPINTLBUS) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 051620E Course description Designed to develop global managerial competencies for business and commerce in the Asia-Pacific region, this course features guided independent study, team projects, and maximum use of information and communications technology. A unique feature of the course is its action learning format and emphasis on international business competencies.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (GRADDIPLOGST&SUPCHAINMGMT) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 032973D Course description If you are a professional logistics specialist interested in significantly advancing your career in the area of logistics and supply chain management, this course is for you. Areas of study include principles of logistics management, global distribution and transportation, materials management, logistics information systems, managing information systems projects and risks, operations management, and strategic logistics management. This course meets the needs of professionals with technical and supervisory skills in logistics and supply chain management.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING (GRADDIPPROFACC) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 051622C Course description This course is suitable for you if you are working or seeking to work in a field that requires a general understanding of accounting-related matters and with the possibility to progress to the master course.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TAXATION (GRADDIPTAX)Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 042202JCourse description This course builds on the graduate certificate to provide you with knowledge in capital gains, trusts, GST, and indirect taxes. Flexibility is provided to allow you to tailor the course to suit your current and future career needs.

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MarketingThis major will provide you with comprehensive coverage of marketing management and strategy, including buyer behaviour and marketing research principles. You will also be able to address specialist topics relevant to contemporary marketing theory and practice.Professional Accounting This course is designed for graduates with a bachelor degree from fields other than accounting wishing to pursue a career in professional accounting or progress to senior or management roles.Supply Chain and Procurement ManagementEquipping you with skills and knowledge necessary to become a Logistics, Supply Chain or Procurement professional, this major will increase your knowledge in the management and practice of operations in a global business environment.TaxationContinue your professional development in the field of taxation by keeping informed of current developments, while gaining high-level knowledge of specialist areas in this field.

MASTER OF SCIENCE (MINERAL AND ENERGY ECONOMICS), MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MSC) (MBA)Duration: 3 years Mid-year intake: yes (trimester intakes)Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 050596GCourse description In this course, you will combine the financial and economic resource focus of the Master of Mineral and Energy Economics with the Master of Business Administration (MBA). The course provides you with a thorough foundation in resource sector management and contemporary business theories. You will critically evaluate innovative ideas and strategies within ambiguous and contemporary business environments. The curriculum has a highly applied practical focus and is delivered by leading academics and business practitioners, giving you a range of analytical and managerial skills that are suitable for senior management and decision-making roles in resources, mining and energy companies.

MASTER OF HUMAN RESOURCES (MHUMRES) Duration: 18 months Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 027236B Course description This course is designed for managers, human resource professionals and consultants wanting to develop their knowledge and professional skills. The course meets the continuing development requirements of professionals in the field, enabling you to advance yourself in the complex and changing organisational climates of Australia and worldwide. You will undertake guided independent study and team projects, and cover key strategic and practical topics of relevance in today’s evolving HR environment. The course is also appropriate for graduates and professionals from other fields who want to enhance their understanding of the management of human resources and industrial relations. Depending on the major area of study chosen, you will be eligible for membership to the Australian Human Resources Institute.

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT (MMGNT)Duration: 18 monthsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5 CourseworkCRICOS code: 068618DCourse descriptionThis challenging and flexible program is designed for those aspiring to middle, senior and executive level management careers. Throughout your studies, you will develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to seek employment in the global business environment. You will learn to make e�ective decisions in an increasingly uncertain and volatile business environment. Through a unique and practical component of this course, you will graduate with substantial workplace exposure. If you enter this course with work experience, you will complete a consultancy project for a dynamic company, while those with no work experience will complete a professional internship. Depending on the major area of study chosen, you may be eligible for membership to the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Management.

MASTER OF SCIENCE (MINERAL AND ENERGY ECONOMICS)Duration: 18 monthsMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 7.0CourseworkCRICOS code: 072466CCourse descriptionBuilding upon foundation business and mining studies, this course will prepare you for more senior management roles within the mining and energy sectors. You will complete a range of coursework units focusing on economic, financial and management issues as they relate to the resources sector. This course will provide you with a thorough foundation in resource sector management and general business theories. It will equip you with a range of analytical and managerial skills suitable for senior management and decision-making roles in resources, mining and energy companies.

Masters MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA) Duration: 18 monthsMid-year intake: yes (trimester intakes)Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 074577B Course description Providing you with a thorough foundation in contemporary business theories, this course emphasises the creation and critical evaluation of innovative ideas and strategies within ambiguous and uncertain business environments. Throughout the course, you will specialise in either strategic procurement, oil and gas, or business administration to complete a broad range of high-level, general business units. Through constant exposure to the culture of excellence at the Curtin Graduate School of Business, you can be assured your MBA will prepare you for the challenges of an ever-changing business environment. It is aimed primarily at middle and senior management looking to improve their standing in industry, combining current business theory and local and international perspectives with hands-on project work. The program is interwoven with a core set of values reflecting our commitment to ethical and sustainable corporate government practices.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (GLOBAL)Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 079264ACourse description The new Master of Business Administration (Global) is an internationally-recognised qualification designed to build on your undergraduate degree and launch your global business career. This two-year course focuses on core business knowledge and inter-cultural communication, ensuring your skills can be applied within an international business context. Students don’t need a minimum of three years’ industry experience to enrol in MBA (Global).Our partnerships with prestigious overseas institutions mean you’ll have the opportunity to study part of your degree in other countries, learning essential business practices that will help equip you for a career that could take you anywhere in the world.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (ADVANCED) (MBA)Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: yes (trimester intakes)Minimum IELTS: 7.0CourseworkCRICOS code: 071713ACourse descriptionDelivered through the Curtin Graduate School of Business, you will combine the business acumen of the standard MBA with advanced units in leadership and ethics in this course. With strengths in strategy, leadership, energy and resources, the course is particularly useful for students in senior and executive roles dealing with complex organisational and leadership challenges. The MBA is an award-winning program that won the prestigious Australian Learning and Teaching Council award for Postgraduate Programs that Enhance Learning in 2009.

MASTER OF BUSINESS LEADERSHIP (MBL) Duration: 18 monthsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 074578ACourse description While you study this course, you will gain an understanding of organisations and develop your practical skills, allowing you to lead people e�ectively and realise your own potential. You will apply, test and evaluate your analytical, leadership and management skills in the workplace, and further your professional and personal development through action learning that is transferable to real organisations. You will explore the philosophy and ethics of leadership and cover a range of topics including working in a global arena, e�ective and strategic management, organisational behaviour, transformative business development, human resource strategies, and organisational change and development. This course is delivered through the Curtin Graduate School of Business.

MASTER OF COMMERCE (MCOM) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5Coursework CRICOS code: 078409GCourse descriptionIn this course, you will develop an international focus in a specialised field of commerce and advance your knowledge and research skills applicable to industry. You should consider this course if you wish to extend your existing knowledge of a discipline, or if you have a qualification in other fields and wish to enter a new discipline. This course may lead to a doctoral degree. You’ll choose to major in one of the following: Advanced Accounting: CPA Australia Extension Building on top of your bachelor degree in accounting, this course will equip you with advanced skills, including the ability to provide high-level advice to management and governing bodies, and the possibility to undertake leadership positions within the workplace.Applied EconomicsExplore recent developments and emerging issues in applied economics, international trade and the investment environment, while broadening your understanding of core principles of economics.Applied FinanceThis major will allow you to gain finance knowledge as part of a challenging and flexible program, while developing your global managerial competencies.Information Systems and TechnologyGet equipped with knowledge and skills to become an information systems and technology professional, or explore the management and strategic application of information systems and technology in a competitive, intelligent global business environment.

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*All Curtin Business School postgraduate courses are currently under review and are subject to change.

Postgraduate studies can significantly improve your position in your field and lead to new and exciting career developments. Curtin’s health sciences o�ers a wide range of postgraduate programs in the areas of life sciences, clinical sciences and population health sciences.

Our courses cover both theoretical and practical elements, and o�er the possibility of credit for your work experience. We also o�er a number of fast-track graduate-entry programs, designed for those who already hold a relevant university degree. Courses o�ered in this area include dietetics, nursing practice, occupational therapy, pharmacy, physiotherapy and speech pathology.

Curtin is among the most comprehensive providers of health sciences research in Western Australia. With a breadth of research activity, Curtin’s health sciences works across disciplines and beyond the University, connecting the brightest minds to find innovative solutions to the world’s greatest health challenges.

We o�er pioneering taught courses that draw upon our leading research and strong links to global industry. As a research student you will work alongside experienced researchers acquiring the knowledge and skills to help advance health and wellbeing around the world.

You will study in innovative facilities including the $35 million Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, which is helping to drive the search for better methods of preventing and diagnosing and treating a range of chronic diseases.

You will have access to the health sciences graduate research hub, a dedicated facility for research students. This innovative research space includes workstations for students, video conferencing facilities, a wireless network and purpose-built seminar rooms. You can drop in at any time, 24 hours a day.

A list of health sciences higher degrees by research is located on page 44

A list of health sciences undergraduate degrees is located on page 46

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Health SciencesOffering multimillion-dollar facilities, practical learning opportunities and leading research, Curtin’s health sciences interprofessional courses and research degrees have been developed to ensure you graduate career ready.

For further informationFACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Tel: +61 8 9266 4583 Email: futurestudents@health.curtin.edu.au Web: healthsciences.curtin.edu.au

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Graduate Certificates GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION (GRADCERTCLINCLASS)Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 074562JCourse descriptionThis course is designed to provide specialist training at an introductory level in clinical classification. In addition to the introductory coding unit, you will gain a fundamental understanding of health data and information, health information systems and data analysis in health through ancillary units. The units include foundations of health information, introduction to health informatics, clinical classifications and health data and information analysis. In addition to the introductory coding unit, these units ensure you will gain a grounded understanding of the relevance and importance of coded data and aims to improve your employability a¨er graduation. The course also includes a number of practical experiences to ensure you are comfortable with extraction of data and manipulation of real health records.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY (GRADCERTCLINPHYSIO) Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 049886G Course description If you have an undergraduate qualification in physiotherapy, this course has been developed to provide you with the opportunity to continue your professional development in clinical physiotherapy.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (GRADCERTFOODSCTECH) Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 014167F Course description This course provides specialised advanced training for graduates with an interest in the food industry. You’ll study topics as they relate to food science, including chemistry, microbiology, and safety and hygiene.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC HEALTH (GRADCERTPUBHLTH) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 079914ECourse description Curtin’s postgraduate courses in public health give you the opportunity to increase your knowledge of the major principles pertaining to public health and current issues in the public health field. You will also learn how to e�ectively plan, implement and evaluate public health programs in a variety of settings. The courses o�er a variety of topics, including health promotion, health and environmental change, nutrition, epidemiology and biostatistics, and health policy and management.

Graduate Diplomas

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES (GRADDIPBIOMEDSC) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 010556C Course description This course emphasises recent advances and current developments in medical science generally. You will be encouraged to pursue individual studies in a chosen field.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (GRADDIPFOODSCTECH) Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 007289K Course description This field o�ers you the possibility of a diverse and challenging career. It has been designed to provide you with professional training if you are already employed in the food industry or other science fields such as agriculture, nutrition, engineering, environmental health, consumer science, and other related disciplines.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (GRADDIPHLTHADMIN) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 007874D Course description This course develops your ability to plan, manage, monitor and coordinate systems of health care delivery. It is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary for senior administrative and planning positions in hospitals and other health service areas. It is aimed at both health professionals intending to acquire management and administrative skills, and non-health professionals seeking a career in health administration.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH PROMOTION (GRADDIPHLTHPROM) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 010560GCourse description In this course, you will undertake core studies into health promotion strategies, methods, planning and evaluation. You will also study media use as a health communication strategy and work e�ectively with all aspects of the media, specifically focusing on print media, radio, television, video and the internet.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN NURSING (GRADDIPNURS) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 007862G Course description This course is designed to enhance your professional career development by preparing you for advanced clinical practice with individuals, families, groups and communities. Nursing theory and research, as well as professional role development, are an integral part of the course, which is focused on the development of the multiple roles of the clinical expert through studies in specialist and advanced practice role development.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SEXOLOGY (GRADDIPSEXOL) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 068615GCourse description This course provides professionals with specialist knowledge and skills in the area of human sexuality. It also provides a comprehensive study of biological, psychological and social aspects of human sexuality, based on recent research.

Masters MASTER OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE (MBSc)Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: no (mid-year intake for CRL students only)Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 058864F Course description In this course, you will specialise in biomedical science, infectious diseases, or molecular biotechnology. Each of the majors will provide you with valuable research skills while you take advanced level coursework units in specialist areas. You will learn key laboratory techniques in modern molecular biology, including DNA isolation, advanced polymerase chain reaction (PCR) methods, DNA cloning and sequencing, and many more, before putting your learning into practice in a laboratory unit in your final semester. You will be presented with real-life situations involving experimental design and problem-solving in the laboratory. You will graduate with the knowledge and practical skills required to work at an advanced level in the biomedical sector and other biotechnology-related industries. Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Biotechnology Association and equivalent industry organisations internationally.

MASTER OF CLINICAL PHARMACY (MPHARM) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 004010K Course description Providing you with advanced knowledge and skills in hospital pharmacy, this course focuses on enhanced clinical pharmacy and clinical research capabilities. Under the guidance of one of our experienced sta�, you will complete a project in clinical trials, drug utilisation reviews, drug usage studies, implementation of clinical pharmacy services, or another related topic.

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MASTER OF CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY (MCLINPHYSIO) Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 049888F Course descriptionIn this course, you will major in clinical physiotherapy, continence and women’s health, or manipulative therapy. All majors study the philosophy of evidence-based practice and develop practical skills in identifying, acquiring, evaluating and using evidence. You will further your clinical decision-making skills through the use of statistical analysis, including the examination of various forms of statistical testing. You will choose from a range of specialised higher-level units and be given the opportunity to study clinical management, examining the theories and techniques of physiotherapy practice. You will also study models of service delivery, current developments in physiotherapy care, promotion of health, and prevention of disease and dysfunction in the client group. Clinical practice is a significant component of this course, during which you will detail a variety of case histories and evaluate each as a reflective practitioner.

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (MHA) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 006110A Course description Building on the postgraduate diploma, this course allows you to study additional specialist topics of your choice including health planning, health management, leadership, health policy, quality and safety, and economics. You will also undertake two individual research projects under the guidance of an experienced supervisor. The project component of the course involves an approved six-month project and the submission of a report.

MASTER OF HEALTH PROMOTION (MHLTHPROM)Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 027228BCourse descriptionDesigned to provide you with the skills and knowledge to work in the field of health promotion, this course is also suitable for graduates wishing to expand on existing experience and research abilities. You will plan, implement, and evaluate health promotion programs in various settings, develop your research skills, and examine current issues in optimising health and prevention of disease.

MASTER OF NURSING (MNURS) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 055648E Course description Enhancing your professional career development, this course prepares you for advanced clinical practice with individuals, families, groups and communities. Nursing theory and research, as well as professional role development, are integral to this course, which focuses on the development of the multiple roles of the clinical expert. You will complete a specialist stream in child and adolescent health nursing, domiciliary nursing or general nursing. All streams focus on the development of leadership, critical thinking and clinical decision-making, and incorporate an individual health project.

MASTER OF NURSING PRACTICE (GEM) (MNURSPRAC)Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes (mid-year only)Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 064467B Course description Allowing you to closely integrate evidence-based theory and clinical practice, this graduate entry master (GEM) course supports your theoretical learning with extensive clinical practice under the guidance of registered nurses. You will also undertake interprofessional learning, contemporary blended learning and advanced clinical skill development. Theory content is comprehensive and includes the physical, biological, psychological and social sciences. This course has been designed to meet the accreditation requirements and competencies of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.

MASTER OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (MOT)Duration: 2.5 yearsMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 7.0CourseworkCRICOS code: 077383KCourse descriptionThis graduate entry master (GEM) course o�ers you a fast-track option to becoming an occupational therapist. You will develop knowledge of four broad areas: medical, psychiatric, orthopaedic and neurological conditions a�ecting the health and wellbeing of individuals; the theory and practice of occupational therapy including the study of occupation and analysis of the physical, psychological and social requirements of a variety of skills and activities; human development covering normal growth and development within the life cycle along with problems that occur such as learning disabilities and the e�ects of ageing; and occupational health and management including prevention, education and rehabilitation programs for a variety of workplaces. Your studies will be complemented with extensive clinical fieldwork practice.

MASTER OF PHARMACY (MPHARM)Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 7.0CourseworkCRICOS code: 068621JCourse descriptionThis course enables you to become a registered pharmacist if you have a relevant bachelor degree or equivalent. It will provide you with a comprehensive theoretical base, including chemical, biological, physiological, pharmaceutical and pharmacotherapeutics studies. At the end of your first year, you will complete a community pharmacy placement under the supervision of a practising pharmacist to develop skills in the clinical setting. In your second year, you will focus on pharmacotherapy and develop research skills. You will also complete a hospital placement to cement your practical skills. Throughout the course, you will use high quality laboratories and facilities designed to enhance teaching and provide you with essential practical skills. It is expected that this degree will be accredited by the Australian Pharmacy Council. Graduates are required to complete a preregistration training period and register as a pharmacist in most areas of the profession, and are eligible to register to practise in all states and territories in Australia and New Zealand. This course also provides a great stepping stone to registration in other countries throughout Asia and the United Kingdom, although some countries may require the fulfilment of additional practical training programs.

MASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY (MPHYSIO) Duration: 2.4 years Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 038783F Course description In this graduate entry course, a series of coursework units will provide you with foundation knowledge in a range of specialist and practical areas. You will gain the knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviours expected of an entry level physiotherapist, and will have the opportunity to complete case studies and clinical practice that will help you integrate your knowledge into well-informed clinical decision-making. Your studies will emphasise evidence-based practice and encourage you to think critically when making decisions. This course is accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Council.

MASTER OF PSYCHOLOGY (MPSYCH) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 006113J Course description Through advanced training in either clinical or counselling psychology, this course o�ers a combination of coursework, practical placements and research. You will choose from either a clinical psychology stream or a counselling psychology stream. The clinical psychology major provides you with the knowledge, skills and experience needed to practise as a clinical psychologist, and focuses on understanding and applying contemporary evidence-based practice in the assessment, treatment and prevention of mental health problems. The counselling psychology major prepares you in assessment, diagnosis and evidence-based psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families, children and groups. The clinical psychology and counselling psychology majors are accredited by separate colleges of the Australian Psychology Society (APS).

Health Sciences courses

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 064462G Course description Initially completing units covering a broad range of health issues, this course allows you to choose a major in which to specialise. Your first year will be dedicated to an introduction to public health and its origins and development, and the foundations of health research, health promotion planning, epidemiology and biostatistics, environmental health management, and public health nutrition. In your second year, you will specialise in either applied epidemiology and biostatistics, environmental health, forensic sexology, health policy and management, health promotion, nutrition, occupational health and safely, or public health. Within each major, you will undertake advanced specialist coursework and an independent research project and dissertation.

MASTER OF SCIENCE (FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY) (MSC) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 064466C Course description The food industry is the largest in the world. Its growth, particularly into the export market, requires both a high level of technology as well as professionally trained individuals to apply that technology. In this course, you will gain professional training in food science, processing and technology. It is suitable for graduates of science, applied science, engineering, nutrition, environmental health, agriculture and other related disciplines. This course is professionally recognised by the Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST) and graduates are encouraged to become members.

MASTER OF SEXOLOGY (MSEXOL)Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 074567DCourse descriptionDesigned to provide you with the specialist knowledge and skills in the area of sexology, this course allows you to examine recent research that deals with the biological, psychological and social aspects of human sexuality. You will also study various research methods. Upon graduation, you should be able to integrate this specialisation into your professional discipline, and be conversant in the key aspects of sexology as a public health issue. You will also be eligible for membership of the Australian Society of Sexuality Educators, Researchers and Therapists (ASSERT).

MASTER OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY (MSPEECHPATH) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 7.0 Coursework CRICOS code: 033868G Course description This course will develop your understanding of normal communication development, developmental and acquired communication and swallowing disorders, speech pathology, clinical practice, clinical measurement and research. Your studies will be supported by extensive clinical practice. You will be provided with the skills and knowledge to practise as a speech pathologist, which involves diagnosing, treating and providing management services to people of all ages with communication disorders, including speech, language, voice, fluency and literary di�culties, or people who have physical problems with eating or swallowing. The course focuses primarily on four areas: behavioural science, cognitive neuroscience, rehabilitation science, and speech science. Graduates are eligible for membership of Speech Pathology Australia.

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We conduct a wide range of pure and applied research in the areas of arts, social sciences, built environment and education. We are also actively involved in creative production in the areas of art, film and television, performance studies and literature. Much of this work is collaborative research with national and international university partners, government organisations and industry.

The research and creative production activities of the faculty are expanding rapidly, with the most notable recent developments being the established Australasian Research Centre for Building Information Modelling (BIM). Launched in collaboration with Huazhong University of Science and Technology – recognised as the earliest and largest BIM research organisation in China - the new BIM Centre will profile and develop research in virtual reality, augmented reality and building information modelling. Through investigating new technologies for construction, engineering and infrastructure projects, the aim of the Centre is to revolutionise the way projects are delivered in these industries.

The Centre for Culture and Technology (CCAT) is a research centre in the Faculty of Humanities. Located at the intersections of disciplinary and creative boundaries,

CCAT operates as a portal to research in media, digital practices, art, culture, theory and new technologies.

Other significant research initiatives of the faculty include the Curtin University Sustainability Policy (CUSP) Institute. As an internationally recognised research, teaching and policy advice provider in sustainability, the Institute’s innovative policy implementations are achieved through partnerships with business, government and the community.

BUILT ENVIRONMENT Postgraduate courses in this area will appeal to you if you want to gain an advanced understanding of urban life, construction, buildings and the environment to improve living conditions for the growing global population.

The courses o�er practical, applied learning with a creative design focus that draws on the faculty’s 40-year history of o�ering quality, industry-accredited degrees. Curtin boasts enthusiastic, award-winning sta� and outstanding facilities. Unique research and coursework programs are available in architecture, interior design, urban and regional planning, and project management.

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES The creative industries degrees successfully combine theoretical knowledge with practical and studio work, allowing you to continually enhance your abilities. You will have access to industry-standard facilities and technical support, as well as the opportunity to work directly with industry professionals.

Courses on o�er include creative writing, professional writing, internet communications, design, art, journalism and screen production, as well as a Master of Philosophy (Creative Arts) and Doctor of Creative Arts, which provide you with the opportunity to present your research thesis in non-traditional formats including film, exhibition, installation and other media.

The Department of Art is a major centre for visual arts education in Australia. You will gain professional experience through exhibiting your work at John Curtin Gallery, one of the largest university galleries in Australia. The Department of Design is similarly recognised as an educational leader in the fields of design and interactive media, with students going on to achieve great success locally and internationally.

CHANGE THE WORLD

HumanitiesThe Faculty of Humanities has both a local and global focus, offering programs that are creative and relevant to contemporary society. We are committed to producing graduates who are career-ready, and many of our programs are backed by professional accreditation.

Research Programs Humanities Graduate Studies O�ceTel: +61 8 9266 4797 Fax: +61 8 9266 3818 Email: humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.au Web: hgso.curtin.edu.au

For further informationFACULTY OF HUMANITIESCoursework Programs Humanities Future Students (International) Tel: +61 8 9266 7331 Fax: +61 8 9266 2605Email: himo@curtin.edu.au Web: humanities.curtin.edu.au

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SOCIETY AND SUSTAINABILITY Curtin o�ers internationally focused, culturally aware degrees that allow you to develop transferrable skills. Many degrees are accredited by industry and provide opportunities for you to move between fields, and work or study overseas.

Research-based higher degrees in social sciences are o�ered in anthropology, sustainability, geography, history, politics and sociology. Institutes such as the Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute provide opportunities to complete relevant and high quality research. There are also coursework postgraduate programs available in areas such as international relations and national security, sustainability and climate policy and human rights.

EDUCATION Curtin o�ers an extensive education program that is both highly awarded and regarded by industry. Our sta� have received two national Excellence and Innovation Teaching awards, as well as two Carrick Citations for outstanding contributions to student learning. More recently, the 2013 QS World University Rankings by Subject acknowledged Curtin’s education programs as number 41 in the world.

Curtin’s education courses are innovative and practical, combining hands-on learning with essential theory. The professional master and doctoral programs are designed to advance the knowledge and skills of educators through the innovative use of technology and practical application of research.

A list of humanities higher degrees by research is located on page 44

A list of humanities undergraduate degrees is located on page 46

Research expertise and excellence is achieved through Curtin’s research institutes and centres which include:

Strategic Research Institutes Australian Sustainable Development Institute (ASDI)

University Research Institutes Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute (CUSP) Australia-Asia-Pacific Institute (AAPI)

University Research Centres Centre for Culture and Technology (CCAT)

External Collaborative Research CentresCentre for Sport & Recreation Research (CSRR)

Multi-Institutional Research CentresSustainable Built Environment National Research Centre (SBE-NRC)

Faculty Research CentresCentre for Human Rights Education (CHRE)

Other Research Centres Australasian Joint Research Centre for Building Information Modelling

Humanities coursesGraduate Certificates GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN DESIGN AND ART (GRADCERTDESART)Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 037343ECourse descriptionThrough discussion, reflection and the production of original and innovative solutions to studio-based or industrially related projects, this course encourages independent research, originality and creative leadership, and can be tailored to suit your interests.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING (GRADCERTDEVPLAN) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 023976J Course description This course provides an introduction to the planning principles, practices and techniques used by urban and regional planners. A distinguishing characteristic of the course is the use of interdisciplinary knowledge and techniques in addressing environmental, social and design issues of concern to the community.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RIGHTS (GRADCERTHUMRIGHTS) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 050729M Course description This course is an entry pathway to the master courses in human rights practice and human rights education for those who do not have a relevant degree. It involves the study of the theory and philosophy of human rights across di�erent cultural, religious, philosophical and political traditions, and how these ideas can be translated into practice in the contemporary world.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND NATIONAL SECURITY (GRADCERTINTLRELNATSEC) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 074661FCourse description This course provides an understanding of contemporary international relations and advanced skills in research and analytical thinking.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INTERNET COMMUNICATIONS (GRADCERTINETCOMM) Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5Coursework CRICOS code: 030948KCourse description This course will give you an overview of the internet and advanced skills in using, researching and writing for the web.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT (GRADCERTPROJMGNT)Duration: 0.5 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 029361CCourse descriptionIn this course, you will examine project management and its processes, including history, definitions, attributes, body of knowledge, objectives and success. Characteristics and activities of the project life cycle are explored, along with the functions of planning, organisation and control. You will consider cost and value management processes within a project environment, including methods and techniques of estimating, budgeting and controlling. Time management is also a focus of this course.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND CLIMATE POLICY (GRADCERTSUSTAINCLIMPOL) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 074665B Course description This course develops knowledge, understanding and appreciation of sustainability and climate policy issues in social research and analysis. It assists in career development, preparing you for new employment opportunities in a variety of public and private sector contexts that require social scientific research and analytical skills in sustainability and climate policy. It is designed to complement existing knowledge gained from an undergraduate qualification in any recognised area including business, humanities, sciences and education. It also o�ers advanced, individualised learning opportunities providing a pathway to the Master of Sustainability and Climate Policy.

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Graduate Diplomas GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CREATIVE PRACTICE (GRADDIPCREATPRAC)Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 074658ACourse descriptionThis course has been developed to enable you to undertake a professional course with a high level of specialisation in both practical skills and critical understanding. It is suitable for you if you have already completed an undergraduate degree in a discipline other than screen studies, creative writing or performance studies and if you intend to study or pursue a career in one of these fields. The course is designed to allow you to achieve the essential practical, critical and creative skills that enable progression into creative production industries or a related career. Streams within the course enable you to focus your studies into the areas of screen studies, creative writing, and performance studies.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION (SECONDARY EDUCATION) (GRADDIPED) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 7.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 006101B Course description This course enables those with approved qualifications to become certified teachers. The course is accredited nationally and the qualification is also recognised in other countries. The course adopts an integrated approach to educational theory and practice.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION AND LIBRARY STUDIES (GRADDIPINF&LIBSTUD) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 003942G Course description This course is for graduates without a professional-level qualification in librarianship who wish to obtain such a qualification. You will be introduced to professional principles, attitudes and skills.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND NATIONAL SECURITY (GRADDIPINTLRELNATSEC) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 074660GCourse description This course provides you with the skills, knowledge and understanding of contemporary international relations, as well as advanced skills in research and analytical thinking.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNET COMMUNICATIONS (GRADDIPINETCOMM) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 030949J Course description This course provides you with the skills and knowledge in internet practice and an understanding of the growth, uses and future development and application of the internet. You will also examine aspects of internet use or development for information dissemination and design, communication and community building, policy development, and advanced research skills.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM (GRADDIPJOURNLSM) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 041939J Course description This course provides an intensive professional program in journalism. It combines core units in media ethics and media law with units in newspaper, radio and television production. You will publish or broadcast your work through the Western Independent and Curtin FM 100.1.

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT (GRADDIPPROJMGNT) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 027213J Course description This course adopts a generic approach to project management and is applicable to any project in industries such as construction, engineering, education, health, commerce, information technology, and research and development. To be eligible for entry, you must hold a bachelor degree in any discipline, or a Graduate Certificate in Project Management.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SUSTAINABILITY AND CLIMATE POLICY (GRADDIPSUSTAINCLIMPOL) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 074664C Course description This course develops knowledge, understanding and appreciation of sustainability and climate policy issues in social research and analysis. It assists in career development, preparing you for new employment opportunities in a variety of public and private sector contexts that require social research and analytical skills in sustainability and climate policy. It is designed to complement your existing knowledge gained from an undergraduate qualification in any recognised area including business, humanities, sciences and education. It also o�ers advanced, individualised learning opportunities providing a pathway to the Master of Sustainability and Climate Policy.

MastersMASTER OF APPLIED DESIGN AND ART (MAPPDESART)Duration: 1.5 yearsMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 027224FCourse descriptionThis course develops your creative and professional skills through studies in cross- and inter-disciplinary design and art practice. Flexible and with the potential to tailor to your own interests and career objectives, the course is suited to applicants with knowledge and expertise from other disciplines, as well as those with formal qualifications in art or design. It allows you to develop creative and professional skills through studies in contemporary design and art practice, and covers a wide variety of specialisations including creative advertising and graphic design, digital design, fashion design, 3D design (jewellery, product or furniture design), art and design studies, or fine art. Through a combination of coursework and project-based units, you will acquire the skills and knowledge to produce contemporary design and art.

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (MARCH)Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 058728CCourse description Building on the Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science), this course provides you with advanced studies in management, costing, law and professional practice. You will become involved in advanced design projects, analysing urban contexts and considering urban design and place making. You will resolve architectural projects to an appropriate level of detail and examine the design, planning and analysis of building project of a more complex nature. Architecture from a cultural perspective will also be considered, exploring cities and townscapes in their chronological, historical and theoretical context. You will learn the principles and implications of heritage and building conservation, and develop research knowledge and skills before completing your own individual dissertation in architectural design. This course is recognised by architect boards in all states and territories of Australia.

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MASTER OF ARTS (APPLIED LINGUISTICS) (MARTSAPPLINGUISTICS)Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework or researchCRICOS code: 023985G Course description In this course, you will consider issues connected with English as a second language (ESL) and English as a foreign language (EFL) teaching in Australia, as well as the teaching of Asian languages within Australia. You will evaluate current second language acquisition theory and consider the roles and status of languages in multicultural societies, particularly in Asia. You will consider contrastive learning and teaching styles with special reference to teacher-student roles in Asian and Australian societies. You will also learn to e�ectively plan and evaluate language teaching, schemes of work/syllabuses and language assessment procedures. If you undertake the research stream, you will complete a dissertation under the guidance of one of our experienced sta� in your final semester.

MASTER OF CREATIVE PRACTICE (MCREATPRAC)Duration: 1.5 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 074659MCourse descriptionDesigned to develop your understanding of creativity in practice, this course enhances your skills in applying your knowledge to real-world situations. Focusing on screen production, creative writing, or performance studies, you will develop critical and analytical understandings, as well as practical and professional skills oriented towards a career in one of the above areas, in a combination of these disciplines, or a related area such as performance art or education. During the course, you will develop generic skills that are valuable in a range of situations, including leadership, problem-solving and working collaboratively in a team. You will be encouraged to apply and test these skills and understandings through applied practice in the form of a professionally oriented creative project.

MASTER OF EDUCATION (MED) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5ResearchCRICOS code: 004005G Course description The Master of Education enables you to extend your studies in education, building on the knowledge and understanding you developed in your initial teaching degree. The course consists of a core research component involving research preparation and a dissertation together with a coursework component. You are able to pursue areas of individual interest through the units Independent Study 691 or Professional Practice 624. Subject to approval by head of school, you may substitute two additional optional coursework units for the core research component Masters Dissertation 696. If you aim to undertake doctoral level study in the future, you are required to complete the research dissertation. Graduates of the research stream are expected to be able to plan and conduct research, and develop and/or evaluate projects with a high degree of initiative, independence and resourcefulness.

MASTER OF HUMAN RIGHTS (MHUMRIGHTS) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 CourseworkCRICOS code: 061485B Course description This course takes a critical dialogical approach to education as well as human rights theory. You will study the theory and philosophy of human rights across di�erent cultural, religious, philosophical and political traditions, and focus on bridging the gap between scholarship and practice. In your final semester, you will complete either a research or practice-based project.

MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND NATIONAL SECURITY (MINTRELNATSEC) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 074662E Course description You will develop an understanding of contemporary international relations as well as advanced skills in research and analytical thinking in this course. The course is designed to complement your existing knowledge gained from an undergraduate education in any recognised area including business, humanities, sciences and education.

MASTER OF INTERNET COMMUNICATIONS (MINETCOMM) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 032988G Course description This course provides you with an opportunity to learn in detail about the human dimensions of the internet: how people network, collaborate, and share information through internet communications, media and design. You will develop advanced skills in creating, maintaining and managing online communications for personal and commercial interactions, as well as gaining knowledge of the social and cultural contexts within which those interactions occur. You will also gain advanced research skills in websites, public communication, social network management, collaboration via virtual organisations, and web media production. At the same time, you will learn to understand the political, economic and social changes associated with the internet. By taking this course, you will add to your existing qualification the knowledge and skills needed for you to become an astute, engaged professional communicator via the internet. This program is a member of the Internet Industry Association and the Internet Society (Australia).

MASTER OF JOURNALISM (MJOURNLSM)Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 058729B Course description Forging a strong link between the theoretical and professional work of journalism, this course is suitable for you if you are seeking a career change or hold an undergraduate journalism qualification and wish to expand your understanding of the profession. You will participate in the production of a number of news publications culminating in an individual project designed to extend your theoretical, practical and professional knowledge. Graduates are eligible for membership to the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance.

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION (MPROFCOMM)Duration: 1.5 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 074655DCourse descriptionThis degree is designed to give you the skills, understanding and discipline to work in the media, public a�airs and communications industries. This course o�ers two streams:Professional Writing and Publishing—employers need people who can research, write, edit and publish a wide range of materials. This stream will give you the skills and knowledge in many genres and styles of professional writing, and help you to develop the creativity and ethical understanding vital for working in the media and communications industries, and in public a�airs. You may also have the opportunity to undertake a professional work placement with an industry employer in your final semester of study.Corporate Media Production—this stream focuses on the creative production stream of corporate films, including short-form documentaries and advertising. You will develop camera, sound and editing skills alongside script development and scriptwriting assignments. In your final semester, you will have the chance to explore a range of projects including research linked directly to your workplace, or in areas where you would like to work in the future.

MASTER OF SCIENCE (PROJECT MANAGEMENT) (MSC) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 027245A Course description You will develop the understanding, knowledge and skills necessary for performing the role of project manager in this course. The course adopts a generic approach to project management and is applicable to any project in industries such as construction, engineering, education, health, commerce, information, technology, and research and development. The course has achieved the prestigious international Project Management Institute (PMI) accreditation and is endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management.

MASTER OF SUSTAINABILITY AND CLIMATE POLICY (MSUSTAINCLIMPOL) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 074663D Course description In this course, you will develop knowledge, understanding and appreciation of sustainability and climate policy issues in social research and analysis. It assists in career development, preparing you for new employment opportunities in a variety of public and private sector contexts that requires social research and analytical skills in sustainability and climate policy. It is designed to complement existing knowledge gained from an undergraduate qualification in any recognised area including business, humanities, sciences and education. It also combines a general qualification with more specific educational opportunities, enabling you to learn in a way that best suits your needs and priorities.

MASTER OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (MU&RP) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 050344F Course description This course is underpinned by principles of sustainability and is designed to equip you for planning practice. In your first year, you will be introduced to planning theory and practice, covering relevant aspects of law, theory, local and regional plan preparation, and urban design. You will develop an understanding of land development, the functions and ethics of practice in the public and private sectors, and the development of integrated plans that reflect state and local needs and interests. You will also develop research skills and critical analytical capabilities through the completion of a major piece of original planning research. This course satisfies the academic requirements for corporate membership with the Planning Institute of Australia.

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The high profile research conducted by the faculty underpins Curtin’s key areas of research focus. This strategic approach aligns with the University’s ongoing commitment to support Western Australia in becoming a major centre for education and research in engineering, science, mathematics and technology.

Curtin has a number of cooperative research centres, centres of excellence and various other university research institutes and centres. The combination of well-established industry links, strategic partnerships and support of funding bodies such as the Australian Research Council facilitates a wide range of postgraduate study and research opportunities in high impact research areas.A key example of this is Curtin’s innovation in astrophysics and radio astronomy engineering through the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project. As part of the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), Curtin is directly involved in the multibillion-dollar SKA, which is poised to be the world’s most powerful telescope. The SKA is a network of thousands of antennas that will deliver new and fundamental information about the genesis and history of the universe.

The exploration and development of next generation information and communication technologies o�ers exciting possibilities for the faculty’s research students, as Curtin continues with initiatives across areas as diverse as radio astronomy, spatial science, wireless telecommunications and digital networks. Curtin research students have access to modern technology and resources, evident through recent investments such as the A$116 million Curtin Resources and Chemistry Precinct, which accommodates the largest concentration of researchers in the southern hemisphere. Additionally, the A$32.5 million Curtin Engineering Pavilion Complex inspires and supports a new era of engineering education in Western Australia. For more than 100 years, Curtin University’s Western Australian School of Mines (WASM) has produced high-quality, practically-focused engineers, scientists, surveyors and geoscientists. WASM o�ers postgraduate and research degrees in mining engineering, metallurgical engineering and extractive metallurgy, applied geology, spatial sciences and exploration geophysics. Curtin’s science and engineering research programs contribute significantly to the University’s high level of involvement in the Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) scheme, an Australian Government-funded initiative to support research. With research achievements ranked well above world standard in the Excellence in Research Australia (ERA) National Report 2012, Curtin is among Australia’s top universities for earth sciences, geology and analytical chemistry research. In the 2014 QS World Rankings by Subject, Curtin is rated among the top 40 universities in the world for earth and marine sciences, top 100 in the world for for chemical engineering, top 150 for environmental studies and civil and construction engineering, and top 200 for materials sciences, electrical engineering and computer science.The University actively recruits sta� and students who have a keen interest in making the world a better place through research. Curtin’s modern, stimulating and creative teaching and research environments o�er problem-based learning, group collaboration, access to advanced research equipment and the opportunity to share ideas with industry.Sta� and students are currently involved in more than 70 major research institutes, centres and collaborations. Some of Curtin’s most advanced facilities include the Green Electric Energy Park, the Institute for Geoscience Research, the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy, the Fuels and Energy Technology Institute, and Curtin’s Western Australian School of Mines. To learn more, visit curtin.edu.au/research/institutes

A list of science and engineering higher degrees by research is located on page 45 A list of science and engineering undergraduate degrees is located on page 46

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Science and EngineeringThe Faculty of Science and Engineering offers a wide range of practical, relevant and professionally recognised programs and research opportunities across various science, engineering and technology discipline areas.

For further informationFACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Tel: +61 8 9266 1190 Fax: +61 8 9266 2602 Email: scienginfo@curtin.edu.au Web: scieng.curtin.edu.au

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Science and Engineering Research Centres and Institutes:ARC CoE in Antimatter-Matter Studies

Australia-Asia-Pacific Institute

Australian Sustainable Development Institute

Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer Control

Centre for Crop Disease Management

Centre for Culture and Technology

Centre for Marine Science and Technology

Centre for Population Health Research

Centre for Process Systems Computations

Centre for Research in Applied Economics

Centre for Smart Grid and Sustainable Power Systems

Corrosion Centre for Education, Research and Technology

Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute

Curtin Industrial Modelling and Optimisation

Curtin Institute for Biodiversity and Climate

Curtin Institute for Radio Astronomy

Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute

Curtin Water Quality Research Centre

Fuels and Energy Technology Institute and the Australia-China Joint Research Centre for Energy

International Institute for Agri-Food Security

John Curtin Institute for Public Policy

John de Laeter Centre for Isotope Research

Nanochemistry Research Institute

National Drug Research Institute

The Institute for Geoscience Research – incorporates WA Organic and Isotope Geochemistry Centre and John De Laeter Centre for Isotope Research as key programs

Science and Engineering coursesGraduate Certificates GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (GRADCERTCHEMENG) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 038788A Course description This course provides an advanced professional qualification for graduates in engineering or applied science disciplines (not usually for graduate chemical engineers). The graduate certificate can help you fast track your career in the chemical processing industries.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE (GRADCERTGIS) Duration: 0.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 032964E Course description This course is designed for professionals and practitioners from a diverse range of areas to acquire and build their knowledge and skills within geographic information science. The course introduces geographic information systems and spatial data analysis, and helps to develop your skills in the management and use of spatial data.

Graduate DiplomasGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CYBER SECURITYDuration: 1 yearMid-year intake: noMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 077327GCourse descriptionIf you have an interest in encryption, intrusion detection or management of cyber risks, this graduate diploma o�ers solid skills and knowledge. Depending on your choice of units, you may study evidence collection, counter-intelligence, internet crime, business continuity, network security policies, network firewalls, authentication and web server security.This course is aimed at graduates with a computing background and provides a detailed coverage of the key concepts and challenges in data and resource protection and computer so¨ware security. Graduates may find employment as computer security experts in broad working areas, including banking, information retrieval and government organisations involved in national security.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE (GRADDIPGIS) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 007889G Course description This course is designed for you if you are a graduate of biology, agriculture, mathematics, planning, business, geography, computing, environmental science, geology and related fields and seek intensive training in geographic and land information systems principles and applications. It provides a thorough understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of the structure, development, application, implementation and management of geographic and land information systems.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN METALLURGY (GRADDIPMETALL) Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 054623M Course description This course provides you with the knowledge and understanding of core areas of mineral processing and extractive metallurgy. It is designed for non-metallurgy scientists or engineers who wish to pursue a career in the minerals industry as an extractive metallurgist.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MINING (GRADDIPMINE) Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 003967J Course description This course is designed for those outside the discipline of mining engineering who wish to become knowledgeable in the specialist skills of the mining industry and, in particular, become familiar with mining engineering methods. The course prepares you for managerial responsibilities in the mining industry, and operational management at both quarry and underground manager levels.

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PETROLEUM ENGINEERING (GRADDIPPETENG)Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 066101E Course description This course is comprehensive in nature, providing you with multidisciplinary education and hands-on training in petroleum engineering. It is intended as a prerequisite course of one year’s duration, which qualifies candidates to undertake the Master of Petroleum Engineering. The teaching sta� in the department are professionals with many years of working experience in the oil and gas industry.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED GEOLOGY (GRADDIPAPPGEOL)Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 007886M Course description This course is structured to provide advanced training in various aspects of applied geology. It is designed to cater to you if you are a recent graduate or already employed in the industry. The program is divided into four streams: basin analysis and petroleum geology, environmental geoscience and hydrogeology, mineral exploration and mining geology.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (GRADDIPCHEMENG) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 038787B Course description If you are a graduate of engineering or applied science disciplines (not usually for graduate chemical engineers), this course is for you. This course will help you fast track your career in the chemical processing industries.

MastersMASTER OF SCIENCE (ACTUARIAL AND FINANCIAL SCIENCE) (MSC) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 054627G Course description Preparing you for employment as a financial adviser to a wide range of commercial and government organisations, this course covers advanced studies in applied statistics, actuarial finance and investment science. Your learning will be reinforced through the completion of a research project in your final semester. On completion of the course, your skills can be applied in insurance, pensions, health care, banking, business management and risk assessment. Upon graduation, you will be eligible for membership of the Australian Mathematical Society. This course is accredited by the Actuaries Institute.

MASTER OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (MCHEMENG) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework/research CRICOS code: 038786C Course description This course provides an advanced professional qualification for graduates in engineering or applied science disciplines (not usually for graduate chemical engineers). You will complete an individual design project and an industry-based research project. You will also choose from a variety of subjects to develop specialised knowledge and skills in the chemical engineering field. Chemical engineering graduates, especially those with honours, should consider enrolling in the Master of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) by research instead.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) (MENGSC) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 078135G Course description This course is designed to meet the needs of electrical, electrical power and electronic and telecommunication engineers looking to open up their career prospects. You will specialise in one of three majors: emerging power systems, telecommunication and networking or embedded systems. Emerging Power SystemsGlobal demands on resources have placed an urgent emphasis on supplying a growing population with a�ordable, environmentally responsible power. This major addresses challenges in the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity.Telecommunications and NetworkingThe electronics and communications fields represent two growing technology areas in the world. You will explore relevant topics in telecommunications and networking, such as mobile radio communications and data network security. Embedded SystemsThis major will give you an opportunity to study intermediate and advanced topics in embedded systems, such as embedded systems in field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and embedded so¨ware engineering.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (ELECTRICAL UTILITY ENGINEERING) (MENGSC) Duration: 1 yearMid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 038796A Course description Addressing your needs as a professional engineer pursuing a higher degree, this course recognises both your experience and time constraints. The research component of a traditional master degree has been replaced by industry-based project work you can tie in with your work commitments. You will study specialised electrical utility topics including power flow calculations, fault calculation, power quality, power system stability, grids, demand forecasting, computer-aided engineering of digital so¨ware and renewable energy. You will also attend course topics, intensive block programs, and resource-based learning through distance education.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT (MENGMGNT) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes (trimester intake)Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 058865E Course description Jointly taught by sta� from the Department of Civil Engineering and Curtin Business School, this course is delivered in a format that integrates the functions and skills needed by engineers in management. You will gain a balanced and thorough understanding of engineering and business skills. Successful completion of this course qualifies you for high-level leadership.

MASTER OF SCIENCE (GEOLOGY) (MSC) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 003980A Course description From the field to the lab, the knowledge you will gain in this course will help drive advancements in areas such as petroleum exploration, water-supply maintenance and minerals development.This course provides advanced technical and professional training for professionals intending to upgrade their geology qualifications, or enter a new branch of geoscience.You will specialise in one of three majors: basin analysis and petroleum geology, environmental geoscience and hydrogeology or mineral exploration and mining geology.Basin Analysis and Petroleum GeologyThis major will equip you with an understanding of the processes governing the transport of materials and transfer of energy within the earth. This major will be of special interest if you are involved in new ventures or exploration and require the skills to evaluate petroleum systems and their hydrocarbon potential.Environmental Geoscience and HydrogeologyLearn about latest methods in the management of water resources, including how to protect existing water supplies.All students undertake a supervised project on a topic relevant to these fields, o¨en in collaboration with industry or government partners.Mineral Exploration and Mining GeologyO�ering detailed knowledge of mining techniques, sampling and analysis, this major will provide you with the latest theory in mining operations. You will learn, among other topics, about the principal types of ore deposits and the fundamentals of mineral exploration, with all students undertaking a supervised project on a minerals-related topic, o¨en in collaboration with industry or government partners.

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MASTER OF SCIENCE (GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE) (MSC) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 056083G Course description Designed for professionals and practitioners from diverse backgrounds, this course allows you to develop your geographic information science knowledge and skills. You will explore geographical information science problems of continuing or emerging significance in government and industry. You will undertake a range of coursework units in geographical information science and spatial sciences, complementing core studies with your choice of specialist geographical information science subjects. In your second year, you will learn to e�ectively conduct and manage research before completing your own significant research project. Graduates are eligible for membership of the Surveying & Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI) and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

MASTER OF SCIENCE (SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS EDUCATION) (MSC) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 070837GCourse description This course will provide you with a strong background in learning theory, curriculum development and supervision. You will undertake further studies in science, mathematics and technology, and explore other aspects of education. You will also learn powerful conceptual tools for exploring ways in which curriculum is understood, in both the relevant literature and your own professional experience. Curtin’s Science and Mathematics Education Centre has an international reputation for excellence in research and development and will give you access to a spectrum of perspectives and experiences that will inform your study and your professional work, enabling you to undertake a leadership role in education.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (MECHANICAL ENGINEERING) (MENGSC) Duration: 1 year Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 042176F Course description In this course, you will select six specialist units for advanced study chosen from noise, vibration, dynamic modelling and control, heat transfer, finite element modelling, advanced materials, fluid mechanics, design and manufacture, mechanical measurements, and

energy sustainability. You will also complete a supervised research project, including a detailed report, which will closely study a specified topic of interest and further develop your research skills. This may include an experimental investigation and/or prototype design. The specialist units are su�ciently broad-based to form a sound foundation for application to your specific industry.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (METALLURGY) (MENGSCMETALL) Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 078760DCourse descriptionIn this course, you will undertake advanced training in the core disciplines of mineral processing, hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, process control, process mineralogy, modelling, simulation and optimisation of mineral processing plants, as well as optional specialist units required to further your career in the minerals industry. These include testing of metals, fatigue, creep, failure, corrosion, thermodynamics and the chemistry and engineering aspects of mining processes overall.As you learn to design and supervise the processes that separate metals from their ores, you will also consider the e�ects that the process has on the environment, the conservation of energy and the proper disposal of the waste rock.This course includes field and lab work, specialised project work and report writing.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (MINING) (MENGSC) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: yes Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 078759GCourse description This course is designed to produce engineers capable of designing, operating and managing a mining operation. Mining engineers require knowledge of mining processes, from exploration and production to management and environmental issues. The course structure allows you to undertake specialised topics and project work in mining engineering. Individualised project topics are developed with a nominated supervisor.Career paths for mining professionals include in-house specialists in mining companies or employment as consultants, academics and researchers. Graduates may obtain employment within these sectors or further their current career in mining engineering in the minerals industry.

MASTER OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERING (MPETENG) Duration: 1.5 years Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 034333J Course description This comprehensive course will provide you with a multidisciplinary education and hands-on training in petroleum engineering. You will cover a wide variety of subjects core to the petroleum engineering field, including applied geology and geophysics, drilling and reservoir engineering, hydrocarbon phase behaviour, formation evaluation, petroleum economics, and project management. Upon obtaining your master degree, you will be prepared to work as a fully qualified petroleum engineer requiring minimal supervision in the upstream oil and gas industry. Units such as formation evaluation, field development planning and petroleum economics will prepare you to assume responsibility in technical and managerial areas in particular. You may apply for student membership of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (US). Upon graduation, you may apply for active membership of the society.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (PETROLEUM ENGINEERING) (MENGSC) Duration: 2 years Mid-year intake: no Minimum IELTS: 6.5 Coursework CRICOS code: 064461GCourse description This comprehensive course will provide you with a multidisciplinary education and hands-on training in petroleum engineering. You will cover a wide variety of subjects central to the petroleum engineering field, including applied geology and geophysics, drilling and reservoir engineering, hydrocarbon phase behaviour, formation evaluation, petroleum economics and project management. In your final semester, you will complete an individual research project and develop a thesis. This thesis component allows you to work with industry on your project, as well as providing the additional time to consider applying for permanent residency status. You may apply for student membership of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (US) while studying. Upon graduation, you may be eligible for active membership of the society.

MASTER OF SCIENCE (SCIENCE) (MSC)Duration: 2 yearsMid-year intake: yesMinimum IELTS: 6.5CourseworkCRICOS code: 061489JCourse descriptionThis course is designed for students with an undergraduate pass degree in science who wish to broaden and enhance their skills and knowledge in science and technology. The degree recognises the multidisciplinary nature of many current areas of science and technology, and the importance of having a broad skill set to apply to major problems, such as the impact of climate change, provision of clean energy and water, and the management of dwindling resources facing society at present. Through the research project units within the course, you will develop high levels of communication and research skills, as well as creativity and flexibility in the applications of knowledge and skills to new situations. You will choose a major from one of the following:Computer ScienceApply computer science to problems of technical, industrial and applied nature.Mathematical SciencesExtend your mathematical knowledge and develop your ability to find e�cient numerical and analytical solutions to problems.Industrial EngineeringLearn how to engage with the multidisciplinary nature of many current areas of science and technology in solving real world problems.GeophysicsEmbark on an exciting career change in geophysics by studying this major, designed to meet the needs of geology, physics, mathematics, engineering and surveying graduates seeking a new career.Dryland Agricultural SystemsGain a comprehensive understanding of dryland (rain-fed) agricultural systems by examining farming systems in southern and south-western AustraliaSustainable AquacultureGrow your knowledge and develop new skills as part of an internationally accepted program based on environmentally sustainable aquaculture technologies.Sustainability ManagementWork on ensuring we continue to receive benefits from our production and consumption systems, as we transition towards greater sustainability and eco-system awareness.Environmental Biology and ManagementRefine your knowledge in the field of environmental sciences, and deepen your understanding of the ecological principles that lead to sustainability and preserving biodiversity.

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Master of PhilosophyEconomics & Finance 061542J 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Business Administration 061540M 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Information Systems 061543G 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Management 061544G 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Marketing 061545F 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Public Relations 061547D 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Public Policy 065873B 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.auRural Management 061519G 2 Yes 6.5 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.auDoctor of PhilosophyAccounting 043967M 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Business Law 043973B 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Economics & Finance 043989E 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Graduate Business 043961F 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Information Systems 043991M 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Management 043993J 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au Marketing 043994G 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.au DoctoralDoctor of Business Administration 023971C 4 Yes 6.5 researchstudents@cbs.curtin.edu.auHEALTH SCIENCESMaster of PhilosophyBiomedical Sciences 061548C 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auHealth Sciences 061550J 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auHuman Communication Science 061551G 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auHuman Services 061532M 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auInternational Health 061552G 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auNursing 061553F 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auOccupational Therapy 061554E 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPharmacy 061555D 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPhysiotherapy 061556C 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPsychology 061557B 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPublic Health 062555G 2 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auDoctor of PhilosophyBiomedical Science 043971D 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auClinical Psychology 056848M 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auCounselling Psychology 054620C 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auHealth Sciences 043958A 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auHuman Communication Science 043962E 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auInternational Health 052806J 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auNational Drug Research Institute 043964C 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auNursing and Midwifery 043996F 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auOccupational Therapy 043997E 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPharmacy 043998D 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPhysiotherapy 043999C 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPsychology 043965B 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auPublic Health 044001B 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auSocial Work & Social Policy 044003M 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auDoctoralDoctor of Clinical Physiotherapy 077743B 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auDoctor of International Health 038778C 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auDoctor of Public Health 018018J 4 Yes 7.0 researchstudents@health.curtin.edu.auHUMANITIESMaster of PhilosophyArchitecture 061524M 2 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auBuilding Studies 061525K 2 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.au(Creative Arts)—Art 061527G 2 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.au(Creative Arts)—Cultural Heritage Studies 061529F 2 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auEducation 061531A 2 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auMedia, Culture and Creative Arts 061535G 2 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.au

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Doctor of PhilosophyArchitecture and Interior Architecture 043932M 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auArt 043970E 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auConstruction Management 050585M 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auCultural Heritage 043966A 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auDesign 043988F 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auEducation 043960G 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auHumanities 043959M 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auLanguage and Intercultural Education 043992K 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auMedia, Culture and Creative Arts 043995G 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auSocial Sciences 048085E 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auUrban and Regional Planning 050586K 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auDoctoralDoctor of Creative Arts (Art) 032997G 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auDoctor of Education 023972B 4 Yes 6.5 humanities.postgrad@curtin.edu.auSCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Master of PhilosophyChemical Engineering 061495M 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auChemistry 061496K 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auCivil Engineering 061497J 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auComputer Science 061498G 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auCorporate Sustainability 061499G 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auElectrical and Computer Engineering 061500G 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auEnvironment and Agriculture 072468A 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auGeographic Information Science 074579M 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auGeology 061503E 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auGeophysics 061504D 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMathematics 061508M 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMechanical Engineering 061509K 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMining and Metallurgical Engineering Pending

registration2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.au

Petroleum Engineering 061517K 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auPhysics 061518J 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auScience and Mathematics Education 077803F 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auSurveying and Mapping 061522B 2 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auDoctor of PhilosophyApplied Geology 043949B 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auApplied Physics 043950J 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auChemical Engineering 043951G 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auChemistry 043968K 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auCivil Engineering 043952G 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auComputing 043987G 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auElectrical and Computer Engineering 043990A 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auEngineering 050587J 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auEnvironment and Agriculture 072469M 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auExploration Geophysics 043954E 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMathematics and Statistics 043955D 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMechanical Engineering 043956C 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMedical Imaging Science 043957B 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auMining and Metallurgical Engineering 044005J 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auPetroleum Engineering 006095F 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auScience and Mathematics Education 027198C 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auSpatial Sciences 006092J 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.auDoctoralScience Education 010565B 4 Yes 6.5 sciengresearch@curtin.edu.au

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CURTIN BUSINESS SCHOOLBachelor of CommerceMajors: - Economics - Finance - Financial Planning - Logistics and Supply Chain Management - Property Development and Valuation

013905G 3 years Yes 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.au

HEALTH SCIENCESBachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) 003888G 4 years No 7.0 issu@curtin.edu.auBachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) 003890C 4 years No 7.0 issu@curtin.edu.auBachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) 032949D 4 years No 7.0 issu@curtin.edu.au

HUMANITIESBachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management)

010548C 4 years No 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.au

Bachelor of Arts (Urban and Regional Planning)

003903C 4 years Yes 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.au

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGBachelor of Engineering (Civil and Construction Engineering)

072467B 4 years Yes 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.au

Bachelor of Science (Actuarial Science) 038785D 3 years Yes 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.auBachelor of Science (Mathematics) 061600D 3 years Yes 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.auBachelor of Surveying 003922M 4 years Yes 6.5 issu@curtin.edu.au

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