Top one per cent in the world
Curtin is ranked in the top 1% of universities worldwide in the highly regarded Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) 2020.
Lunchtime life skills webinars
Our free weekly lunchtime webinars have been designed to be brief and practical while introducing a new skill that you can practice to enhance your wellbeing and resilience.
Everyday mindfulness webinars
Take a break and focus on your well-being by watching the ‘Everyday mindfulness’ webinars. These 20-minute webinars are presented by Bupa, Curtin’s Overseas Health Cover (OSHC) preferred provider.
Walking together
Join Mr Darryl Kickett, Professor Kim Scott, and Michelle Broun from the WA Museum for the final panel discussion of our Feed Your Mind series for 2020 hosted by Ingrid Cumming.
Master of Business Administration information evening
Take the opportunity to chat to our teaching staff and ask any questions you might have about our MBA program.
New rankings system shows flaws in university league tables
A new university rankings system based on one of the world’s most comprehensive databases of university performance has demonstrated the flaws in league tables that rank universities numerically.
Curtin research into impact of health on retirement could bolster workforce
Research has found ill-health, both long-term and short-term were likely to lead to earlier shifts from fulltime work to retirement, and also to part-time or self-employment for older Australians.
Incident on Curtin University’s Perth campus
Curtin wishes to extend its sincere condolences, thoughts and support to those impacted by today’s tragic incident on campus, which claimed the life of one construction worker and injured two others.
Curtin awards Kerry Stokes an Honorary Doctorate of Science
Curtin has awarded entrepreneur and philanthropist Kerry Stokes AC an Honorary Doctorate of Science for his significant and sustained contribution to child health research in WA.
The Future Of: Journalism
Join Curtin journalists and academics Glynn Greensmith and Kathryn Shine to explore the state of journalism and what needs to change to ensure journalists can continue to keep the public engaged.
The Future Of: Getting old
Join Professors Anne-Marie Hill and Siobhan Austen as they discuss how advances in technology are helping us to live better for longer and the key things we can do to stay active at any age.
The Future Of: Sustainable engineering
Join Professor Michele John from the Sustainable Engineering Group and Associate Professor Wahidul Biswas from the School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering as they discuss sustainable engineering.
The Future Of: Extraterrestrial intelligence
Join Professor Steven Tingay and Dr Chenoa Tremblay – who recently scanned 10.35 million stars in the deepest search ever for extraterrestrial technologies – discuss what progress has been made.
Indigenous acknowledgement
Curtin University acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which Curtin Perth is located, the Wadjuk people of the Nyungar Nation; and on our Kalgoorlie campus, the Wongutha people of the North-Eastern Goldfields.