Collaborate with us
Explore a range of innovative collaborative and partnership opportunities designed to make tomorrow better.

Industry and learning partnerships
Business, industry, sports, community and research organisations can work with us through a range of strategic and mutually beneficial collaboration opportunities.

Local and community
Our strength is linked to the strength of our communities and our ability to make tomorrow better. Our mutually beneficial relationships strengthen our community and enhance teaching and learning for our students.

Schools, teachers and advisors
We engage with schools and learning institutions to provide interactive and personalised learning experiences to school communities.

Student engagement
At Curtin, we support a range of initiatives in learning and teaching designed to support student engagement.

Global engagement
Curtin is a future-focused university committed to strong global engagement and dialogue, with campuses in 5 countries and over 90 overseas partners.

Entrepreneurs and startups
Curtin University has developed a pipeline of support to transform ideas into global businesses with a range of programs for entrepreneurs and startup founders.
What’s happening

Study an MBA without an undergrad degree and keep your day job
At Curtin, you can study an MBA degree without needing to have a bachelor degree first.

From mission sites to healing centres
Missions Connect is the first immersive technological tool of its kind in Australia to be used for truth-telling, healing and reconciliation.

Dashboard data to innovate freight
Freight delays have been frustrating consumers all over Australia. Now, Curtin researchers are collaborating with industry to help ease the problem, with data sharing and blockchain tech.

Student leaders gather for historic global Curtin summit
Representatives from the Curtin student community met face-to-face for the first time at the Global Student Leaders Summit held in Curtin University Dubai.

Green Hydrogen (Re Release) | Prof Craig Buckley
Is green hydrogen the key to a carbon-free energy future?

Screen time and our attention span | Dr Patrick Clarke, Tamsin Mahalingham
Technology and devices, and their daily influx of images and messages, may be changing the way our brains work and altering our ability to focus on set tasks.

Prisons | Dr Stuart Kinner
“People are sent to prison as punishment, not for punishment.” The appalling treatment of children at Banksia Hill Youth Detention Centre urges us to rethink how we treat some of society’s…

Synthetic Milk | Professor Dora Marinova
Would you drink milk that came from a laboratory instead of a cow? Synthetic milk is set to hit supermarket shelves near you.