The School of Public Health at Curtin University was established in 1979 with a handful of enthusiastic staff and students. More than two and a half decades later it has grown in size and stature to be a leader of public health education and research in Australia and the South-East Asia region.

Our School offers 12 areas of study, including all core public health disciplines. Many of the programs include an international component or perspective. These areas are:

Dietetics
Environmental Health
Epidemiology & Biostatistics
Food Sciences & Technology
Health Information Management
Health Policy and Management
Health Promotion
Health Sciences
Nutrition
Occupational Health & Safety
Public Health
Sexology

We also offer a wide variety of programs and courses including bachelor, honours, and double degrees, postgraduate diplomas and certificates, and masters and doctoral degrees.

Our faculty and staff are experienced, highly-skilled professionals and academics who are committed to providing students with a first-class learning experience.