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.

Festival of Learning
Learn about the latest innovations in Online Learning at Curtin’s free online event, The Festival of Learning 2020. This year will focus on the evolving nature of education in the online space.

Curtin Perth campus tours
Experience Curtin Perth now with a guided tour of the campus.

Tap into your customer’s emotions using science
In this Feed Your Mind discussion, we discuss how psychophysiological measures such as eye tracking, facial expression and brainwave analysis can help marketers collect more reliable and valid data.

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.

Curtin Mauritius helps in emergency shipwreck response
Curtin Mauritius has been proud to provide assistance with the emergency response to the shipwreck MV Wakashio crisis, which has seen around 1000 tonnes of fuel oil leak into the Indian Ocean.

Work with remote people earns Curtin medical researcher ANZAAS Medal
Curtin University Emeritus Professor Michael Alpers has been named the 2020 recipient of The Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (ANZAAS) Medal.

Curtin-led research projects awarded WA defence funding
Two Curtin University-led research projects that aim to improve Australia’s defence and national security capabilities have been awarded funding.

WA leads nation, NSW lags behind in decade of new home builds
Almost 1.5 million new homes were built in Australia from 2006 to 2016 but the growth of housing stock in each state and territory was quite uneven.

The Future of: Travel bubbles
Join Curtin researchers Dr Mingming Cheng and Professor Kirsten Holmes, to discuss the likelihood of travel bubbles, changes to tourism, and how our own travel may evolve in the wake of COVID-19.

The Future of: Reconciliation
Join Curtin Nyungar cultural advisor Mrs Ingrid Cumming and Curtin research Fellow Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker to discuss reconciliation and what we can do to bring Australians together as one.

The Future of: China’s soft power strategy
Join Professor Michael Keane from the school of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry to discuss the future of China’s international influence, global standing and their ‘soft power’ strategy.

The Future of: Killer whales
Join Dr Rebecca Wellard as she discusses how killer whales use bioacoustics, including echolocation clicks and burst-pulse sounds, to navigate, hunt, communicate and socialise with other pod members.


