Course results for Curtin University Postgraduate Business & management Subjects

Discover the crossroads of business and research. Learn from philosophies that will build your skills in quantitative and qualitative methods. Finish with the ability to think critically and make informed decisions.

Become an innovator by applying data analysis and analytics across social media, websites and surveys. Learn how to conduct research, unpack complex data, and make marketing recommendations.

Discover the cogs at work behind buyer behaviour. Consider preferences, judgement and decision-making using social science. Combine elements of psychology, sociology, economics and more to explain why people buy, and predict when they’re about to. 

Make your marketing meaningful as you learn how to identify opportunities, isolate challenges and apply global marketing frameworks. Collaborate to make decisions and create strategic executions to achieve a sustainable presence in market.

Consider how philosophy, ethics and leadership interact. You’ll cover classic and contemporary philosophy in Eastern and Western traditions, building a rounded view to consider the impact these theories have on leading others in the workplace.

Discover what it is about organisational change that can lead to disarray, and how you can future-proof organisations against these hurdles. Gain skills in planning, implementing and evaluating organisational change and analyse the results.

Learn how to run an information service within an organisation. You’ll look into managing staff and facilities, preparing for disaster, and legal and ethical issues. Learn how to market your service, and evaluate and report on your success and value.

Understand special tax topics so that you can solve problems for individuals and businesses. Understand fringe benefits, reporting, Australian and Commonwealth tax laws. Gain confidence explaining complex tax to the average Joe. 

Track the issues that affect integrated land use and transport planning.Rate the powers and responsibilities of infrastructure agencies. Discuss pedestrian and cyclist planning concerns. Place your findings in the context of real transport policies.

Be inspired by personal leadership stories. Identify leadership skills that you can apply to meet specific sustainability issues.Shine a spotlight on the businesses, agencies and non-government organisations that are tackling sustainability head on.