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Curtin 2030 Strategic Plan

The Curtin 2030 Strategic Plan introduces a new strategic direction for the University which focuses on how Curtin will make a difference in 2030.

Our vision is: Through partnership, we will make a difference for people and our planet.
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“… above all things, the University must have a soul. In it the divine spirit of service, and sacrifice for service, must pervade all its works”

John Curtin, 1932

Download Curtin’s 2030 Strategic Plan

View Curtin’s 2030 Strategic Plan online

Strategic theme

Through partnership, we will make a difference for people and our planet.

Partnership

Our Partnership theme focuses on working in partnership with students, alumni, communities, industry, and other stakeholders to make a difference. Curtin seeks to extend its ways of engagement to nurture relationships that enable value creation for our partners and the University, and will ensure that we develop solutions which make a real-world difference to solving global challenges.

People

Our strategic theme People focuses on our students, staff, alumni, and local communities in which we operate. A key element of this theme is the experience people have in their engagement with Curtin, and the positive difference it makes to their lives.

Planet

Our strategic theme Planet focuses on continuing Curtin’s journey as a global university, and strengthens our commitment to social good, sustainability, and global impact.

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Contact Us

For more information about or strategic plan, please contact us at strategicplanning@curtin.edu.au

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander acknowledgement

We are committed to embedding voices and perspectives of First Nations peoples at the forefront of our decision making to create an environment in which everyone thrives.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander commitment
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