This is the place where ideas spark change. Where the imagination is a gateway to future possibilities. Our Faculty of Science and Engineering is the powerhouse of research at Curtin, instilling a strong reputation in WA and engaging with industry at every step.
Providing education at four overseas campuses, students experience unique and diverse work placements where studies can be applied to real challenges. The sophisticated, stimulating and creative learning facilities offer problem-solving opportunities, group collaboration and the chance to share ideas with industry professionals.
What’s happening in Science and Engineering
Curtin Open Day
Does your passion lie in engineering? Open Day is an opportunity to see how a Curtin degree can help you make a difference. Register your details today to stay updated with all the latest information.
Reducing carbon footprint major step towards well-being of planet
Through his Singapore based company Unravel Carbon, Curtin chemical engineer Marc Allen and business partner Grace Sai are helping businesses around the globe reduce their carbon footprint.
Extinction expert inspires evolutionary scientists of the future
A champion in her field, and the first Curtin female researcher to win WA Scientist of the Year, Professor Kliti Grice is a dedicated educator and mentor for WA’s evolutionary scientists of tomorrow.
Head of School thanks Petroleum Experts Ltd
We are grateful for this donation from PetEx and look forward to our continuing partnership in the coming years.
Neuromarketing | Dr Billy Sung
What exactly is ‘neuromarketing’ and how does it help companies hone their product marketing?
E-waste | Dr Elsayed Oraby
Worried about the ever-increasing amount of e-waste going to landfill? Find out how e-waste is being recycled to remove the rare metals that are worth a fortune.
Visual Effects | Dr Stuart Bender, Brendan Seals
As visual effects technologies advance and audience engagement changes, what could movies look like in the future?
Skinks | Dr Holly Bradley
Love lizards? Learn all about the Western Spiny-tailed Skink, a punkish reptile with a penchant for living in log castles.
WA School of Mines Alumni
With over 100 years of history, WASMA is our oldest and strongest alumni network. It provides graduates with social, educational and professional services and opportunities to maintain its solid foundation of industry and community support within the mining sector.
How you can help
Academic Excellence Fund
Give Science and Engineering students a well-rounded and unforgettable student experience enriched by mentoring programs, internships, research, workshops and seminars, and engagement opportunities with government, corporates and not-for-profit organisations.
Join Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Professor Mark Ogden in supporting the Fund today.
