Our achievements and impact
We are committed to making a real difference through innovative partnerships, transformative programs, and meaningful industry collaborations.
Why partner with us?
Partnering with the Faculty of Business and Law connects you with cutting-edge research, top talent, and real-world solutions that drive impact in industry and society. Here’s why you should collaborate with us:
Access to emerging talent
Engage with skilled students and graduates who bring fresh perspectives and innovative thinking to your organisation.
Industry-aligned research
Leverage our expertise to co-create evidence-based solutions that address real business and societal challenges.
Collaborative innovation
Work alongside academics, professionals, and thought leaders to drive strategic growth and positive change.
Work-integrated learning
Support the next generation through internships, industry projects, and hands-on learning experiences that benefit both students and employers.
Commitment to excellence
Our values of integrity, inclusivity, and impact ensure that every partnership fosters long-term success.
4 simple steps to setting up a partnership
At FBL, we are committed to collaborating with industry, government, and community partners to create meaningful outcomes that drive innovation, impact, and societal progress. Our partnerships span cutting-edge research, industry projects, student placements, workforce development, and global initiatives.
If you’re looking to partner with us, follow these simple steps:
Scope – Step 1
Tell us about your organisation and ideas. Complete our enquiry form, and we’ll connect you with the right team at FBL.
Collaborate – Step 2
Meet with us to explore your needs and identify opportunities for mutual collaboration and innovation.
Plan – Step 3
Together, we’ll develop a tailored engagement strategy, leveraging FBL’s expertise to achieve your goals.
Engage – Step 4
Finalise the partnership and unlock the full potential of working with a globally recognised, industry-connected university.
Hear from our industry partners
How can you engage with us?
Research Engagement
Through collaboration, we uncover new knowledge, apply it to real-world challenges, and support a commercialisation pipeline that ensures our research delivers meaningful, high-impact outcomes across industry and society.
Executive Education
Curtin Business School’s Executive Education programs offer practical, industry-relevant training in areas such as AI, ESG, leadership, strategy, carbon accounting, and project management—designed to upskill today’s professionals.
Placements & Internships
Build your talent pipeline with Curtin’s industry-ready students. Our WIL and employment programs connect you with skilled, adaptable talent through placements, internships, and projects that drive impact and foster future leaders.
School Programs
We offer engaging, hands-on programs for high school and TAFE students, tailored to spark curiosity in business, innovation, and law—building confidence, skills, and real-world insight for future success.
Student Projects
Through partnerships with industry, community, and government, our students gain real experience while contributing meaningfully to workplaces. Mentors play a key role in guiding students and enhancing their employability.
Research facilities and equipment
At Curtin, we offer state-of-the-art learning and study spaces designed to enhance industry collaboration, innovation, and hands-on learning.
Learning spacesKey partnership benefits
FBL Triple accreditation
Accreditations and professional recognition
World Class Education
Access to world class researchers and facilities
New Talent
Access to new talent with fresh insights, perspectives and skills
Some of our Major Partners
Alcoa
Alcoa of Australia Limited (Alcoa) operations represent one of the world’s largest integrated bauxite mining, alumina refining and aluminium smelting systems and add value to Australia’s local, state and national economies.
Bankwest
The Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre (BCEC) is an independent economic and social research organisation located within the Curtin Business School at Curtin University.
BHP
BHP values their heritage and the strong foundations on which the company is built. From two small mining companies founded in the mid-1800s, they are now a world leader in the diversified resources industry.
Cancer Council WA
The Cancer Council WA funds more cancer research than any other non-government organisation in Australia and invests in research into every stage of the cancer journey.
Chevron
Chevron Australia operates domestic gas projects; manages its equal one-sixth interest in the North West Shelf Venture; operates Australia’s largest onshore oilfield and is a significant investor in exploration.
Clough
Founded in 1919 in Perth, Western Australia, Clough engineers, constructs, commissions, operates, and maintains facilities whilst optimising productivity and costs at every phase of a project.