About Curtin University School of Public Health

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About SoPH

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 in Public Health education and research in Australia and our wider region, offering a wealth of employment prospects and making a real difference to Health in our communities

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.

Our student population is diverse as it is varied, coming from all different academic and professional backgrounds.

Whether you are a first-time or mature student pursing an undergraduate degree, or a professional public health worker who is considering updating your knowledge and skills through a postgraduate diploma or degree, we invite you to explore our website and discover how Curtin University's School of Public Health can help you attain your academic and career goals.