Media releases
Curtin transforms derelict Indian village site into educational playground
Twenty students from Curtin University’s School of Built Environment recently returned to a northern Indian village to design and build…
Curtin research shows changing patterns in deadly mosquito-borne disease
Curtin University research has revealed changing infection patterns for potentially deadly Murray Valley Encephalitis Virus (MVEV) and suggested a refined…
Curtin partners with Kalyx to develop agriculture’s future
Curtin University has celebrated a new partnership with Kalyx Australia, with the successful establishment of a work placement program for…
Ancient DNA shows moa were fine until humans arrived
A study by Curtin University researchers and colleagues from Denmark and New Zealand strengthens the case for human involvement in…
Worrying number of people don’t know why breastfeeding is important
Research from Curtin University has discovered a concerning amount of people, especially men, acknowledge that breastfeeding is important to a…
Four new John Curtin Distinguished Professors announced
Curtin University has awarded four outstanding academics the prestigious title of John Curtin Distinguished Professor. Curtin University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Deborah…
Curtin partners with UNESCO to tackle world problems
Curtin University has embarked on a partnership with United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) that will give students…
Technology links Curtin to a world of learners
Curtin University has embarked on an ambitious project to expand its educational offerings to the world – aiming to engage…
Curtin trade MOOC to link Australia and China
Students will get a five-week grounding in trade relations between Australia and China as part of Curtin University’s second Massive…
No right to work – a look inside the lives of asylum seekers
Asylum seekers living in Australian communities without the right to work are battling distress and fear, a new study from…