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Undergraduate physical sciences, geoscience and mathematics

Drive innovation and discovery. Science and mathematics are the pillars of invention and technological advancement. At Curtin, you can develop expertise in areas such as biochemistry, industrial modelling, physics, biomedicine and more, to apply your learning to real-world situations.

Undergraduate courses

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Why study physical sciences, geoscience and mathematics at Curtin

You’ll gain insights into the impact of scientific research and graduate ready to work in an environment of pioneering research, exploration and discovery.

Excellence in mathematics and science

In the ShanghaiRanking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2022, Curtin ranked 3rd in Australia for Mathematics and 2nd in Australia for Earth Sciences.

Professional recognition

Our courses are highly regarded by industry, including Curtin’s applied geology degree which is recognised by the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, and our medical radiation science degree, recognised by the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia.

Graduate outcomes

The job market for careers within this study area are expected to increase, including actuaries, mathematicians and statisticians, which is expected to grow by 11% by 2026, and medical technicians to grow by 20.7%.

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Curtin’s learning and study spaces

At Curtin, our learning and study spaces offer the chance to truly immerse yourself in your study experience.

From world-class laboratories and inspirational creative spaces, to simulation facilities and clinics that allow you to put theory into practice, and even quiet spaces to get away from the hustle and bustle of campus.

Discover how our learning and study spaces can help give you the Curtin edge.

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Hear from our graduates

Curtin geology student Diana Carmona undertaking fieldwork in the Australian outback

I loved studying geology at Curtin. The equipment there is top notch. I completed two lots of vacation work during my course. Working at a gold mine gave me insight into the industry and grew my professional network. I also worked in an engineering geology consultancy and decided this would be my career after I graduate.

Diana Carmona, Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Applied Geology)

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Agriculture, environment and sustainability

Examine how we interact with, manage and protect the living world with a Curtin agriculture, environment and sustainability degree.

Architecture and construction

Architecture and construction

Right now, the world needs architects to reimagine our living spaces and build a better tomorrow. Are you ready to design sustainable buildings that create positive change?

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Business, management and law

Curtin Business School and Curtin Law School offer forward-thinking, internationally recognised degrees with strong industry connections, high-quality teaching and outstanding facilities, ensuring you graduate industry-ready.

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Engineering, mining and surveying

Learn to design, construct and test machines, systems, structures, materials and processes and hone your problem solving skills.

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