Kent Street
Bentley 6102
Western Australia
Australia
Curtin University of Technology, established in 1966 as the Western Australian
Institute of Technology (WAIT), changed to its present name in 1987. The
university envisions becoming a leading university in education and research
serving its wider region. The university is committed to innovation and
excellence in teaching and research, for the benefit of its students. Curtin
offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business,
humanities, health sciences, resources, engineering and related sciences. The
university is also recognized for high impact research across five defined and
distinct areas of focus which include Resources and energy, Health, ICT and
emerging technologies, Growth and prosperity and Environmental change and
sustainability. The practical and applied nature of its courses equips graduates
with essential skills through exposure to industry and business, and research,
which focuses on solving real world problems. The university...
Curtin University of Technology, established in 1966 as the Western Australian
Institute of Technology (WAIT), changed to its present name in 1987. The
university envisions becoming a leading university in education and research
serving its wider region. The university is committed to innovation and
excellence in teaching and research, for the benefit of its students. Curtin
offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business,
humanities, health sciences, resources, engineering and related sciences. The
university is also recognized for high impact research across five defined and
distinct areas of focus which include Resources and energy, Health, ICT and
emerging technologies, Growth and prosperity and Environmental change and
sustainability. The practical and applied nature of its courses equips graduates
with essential skills through exposure to industry and business, and research,
which focuses on solving real world problems. The university has close links
with corporate business, industry, government and the community and most of its
courses involve vocational or work experience components. This ensures that
Curtin graduates are job-ready and prepared, with skills that enable them to
make a genuine and positive influence in a continuously changing world. Curtin
caters to around 40,000 students across its seven campuses. Curtin has fostered
successful partnerships with industry, business and government to enhance the
quality of its scholarship, teaching and research. The university has
partnerships with over 90 international universities in more than 20 countries.
Curtin University of Technology has a total of seven Western Australian
campuses, a Sydney campus and an offshore campus in Malaysia which makes it a
broadly based and highly diverse university. Each campus and education centre is
well-placed geographically to forge strong links with community and industry.
The university provides accommodation for nearly 1,200 students on its
Bentley campus. The university also helps the students arrange private
accommodation for them. The students...
Curtin University of Technology has a total of seven Western Australian
campuses, a Sydney campus and an offshore campus in Malaysia which makes it a
broadly based and highly diverse university. Each campus and education centre is
well-placed geographically to forge strong links with community and industry.
The university provides accommodation for nearly 1,200 students on its
Bentley campus. The university also helps the students arrange private
accommodation for them. The students can avail of the computer facilities on
campus. Access to the computer laboratories is available to students during and
after university hours. The Curtin University Bookshop stocks a wide range of
textbooks, stationery, newspapers, magazines, novels, cards, art material,
computer equipment and much more.
The campus has a varied number of sports and recreation facilities supported
by state of the art fitness centre as well as facilities and venues for tennis,
basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, squash, racquetball and group
fitness classes. The Student Guild supports a number of sporting clubs and runs
a host of recreational courses to keep students fit and healthy. Other
facilities available on the campus are banking services, chemist, computer shop,
hairdresser, newsagent, optometrist, pharmacy and travel agent.
Description -
The Master of Philosophy (Civil Engineering) research course develops, through
the conduct of a supervised research project, the ability of a suitably qualified
candidate to contribute to the knowledge ...
Category -Science and Engineering
Campus -Curtin University of Technology (Main Campus)
Description -The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) has been designed to develop highly skilled, critical thinking and practical managers who can also read, carry out and apply the results of the research initiative. ...
Category -Business Management and Studies
Campus -Curtin University of Technology (Main Campus)
Description -
B.Sc. in Physics has a strong emphasis on practical work to ensure students
gain hands-on experience with equipment and use of computers. Students focus
particularly on computational skills, data ...
Category -Science and Engineering
Campus -Curtin University of Technology (Main Campus)
Description -
The Master of Philosophy (Computer Science) research course is designed to
provide opportunities to students to obtain a specialist qualification by
gaining specific skills and understanding in carrying ...
Category -Computers and Information Technology
Campus -Curtin University of Technology (Main Campus)
