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Curtin University ranked in the Top 1% globally (Academic Ranking of World Universities 2025)
#4 IN THE WORLD FOR MINERAL AND MINING ENGINEERING
Curtin University is ranked fourth in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering
(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026)
#1 IN WA FOR GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT
Curtin University ranked #1 in WA for full-time undergraduate employment, marking seven consecutive years of this achievement.
(Good Universities Guide 2026)
Why Curtin College?
Fast-track your education
Multiple intakes per year: February | June | October.*
*Stage 2 Chemical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Civil & Construction Engineering February Only
Guaranteed on-campus Pathway
Completion of the Curtin College Diploma allows you to gain entry into year 2 of the corresponding Curtin Uni bachelor’s degree.
Learn in small classes with personalised support
Feel confident you are getting the most out of your studies, with small class sizes and personalised support. You’ll have access to dedicated Academic Learning Advisors, with free one-on-one appointments available to help you stay on track and achieve your academic goals.
Modern learning spaces
Curtin College is located at Curtin Exchange Precinct, across from Curtin University Building of Design and Built Environment building, surrounded by restaurants, cafes etc.
FEE-HELP available
Australian students have the option to study now and pay later.
What you'll study in Diploma Stage 2
Stage 2 units = Bachelor Year 1 units
Engineering Foundations: Principles, Design and Communication
Designed for students who want to pursue a professional degree in engineering. This unit covers the engineering design and tendering process, used by engineers from all disciplines to determine a solution to a problem.
Fundamentals of DC Circuits; Fundamentals of AC Circuits; Electro-mechanics and Energy Conversion; Electronics; Instrumentations and Control.
Fundamentals of Professional Engineering Practice
You will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to analyse successful and unsuccessful engineering projects throughout history to make connections between the projects and non-technical aspects, namely historical, ethical, health and safety, social environment, risk management and environmental determinants.
Linear Algebra and Statistics for Engineers
This unit will consider the problems arising from engineering-related fields. Students will learn the necessary skills to model and solve such problems through the introduction of mathematical techniques of linear algebra, data analysis and statistical inference.
This unit builds on students’ knowledge of functions and calculus, further extending to a range of techniques used in solving problems arising in engineering and related fields.
This unit introduces the fundamental principles of engineering mechanics and their application to a range of engineering systems. Students begin by examining force vectors, particle equilibrium, force resultants and the equilibrium of rigid bodies. These concepts are then applied to structural analysis, including stress, strain, Poisson’s ratio, internal forces, centres of gravity and centroids.
It responds to an increasing focus on data analytics and computational science in research and industry. Coding is also one of the valuable tools and skills covered as a valuable skill to apply and extend in your later studies and careers.
Resources, Processes and Materials Engineering
This unit introduces the whole-of-life cycle of resources and the underlying flow of materials, established and emerging, from their origins on to extraction, processing, selecting, applying and disposal.