Campus and global community
Domestic violence survivor and advocate awarded John Curtin Medal 2016
Domestic violence survivor and advocate Dr Ann O’Neill has been awarded the John Curtin Medal 2016 for her tireless efforts…
Curtin gives Indigenous students opportunity to study Pre-Medicine
Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander students have the opportunity to enrol in the newly introduced Indigenous Pre-Medicine and Health Sciences…
Curtin winners at Premier’s Book Awards
Curtin University lecturer Dr Lucy Dougan and Curtin alumna Brooke Davis have won awards at the 2016 Western Australian Premier’s…
Curtin develops anti-doping intervention education for coaches
Curtin University is leading an international research project funded by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to develop an intervention to…
WA agriculture to reap benefits from rising food demand in Asia
Western Australia’s beef export industry into Asia could grow to $1 billion by 2030 and beyond, according a new report…
Curtin response to social media issue
Curtin University is a proudly multicultural institution. People of all races, faiths and world views are welcome on our campuses…
Curtin students haul in scholarships
Three students from the WA School of Mines, Curtin University have been awarded prestigious West Australian Mining Club Scholarships. WA…
Curtin launches new online MicroMasters in Human Rights
Signalling the latest innovation in higher education, Curtin University today announced a MicroMasters program in Human Rights, designed to advance…
God deters digital piracy
God has the strongest influence in stopping highly, moderately and less religious Christians from buying pirated movies and digital software,…
Skill utilisation drives job satisfaction in migrants
Curtin University researchers have identified stark differences in the way skilled migrants and Australian-born workers view their jobs, with skill…