Campus and global community
Young alumni stories: Oh hey there, Perth!
According to The Economist, Perth is one of the most liveable cities in the world, yet it still struggles to…
Nature deems Curtin to be a research rising star
Curtin University has been ranked in the top 100 of the world’s leading institutions for growth in high-quality science, and…
China Australia Writing Centre publishes short story collection
The work of several Curtin University staff has been featured in the China Australia Writing Centre’s (CAWC) inaugural publication. As…
Five finalists from Curtin in running for Premier’s Science Awards
Four Curtin University researchers and the popular Curtin-driven citizen science program, Fireballs in the Sky, have been shortlisted in the…
Children who watch lots of TV have weaker bones in adulthood
Curtin University researchers have found children who spend a lot of time watching television, have poorer and weaker bones in…
Curtin promotes Indigenous culture through new staff programs
A new program introduced at Curtin University aims to help staff gain a deeper understanding of Indigenous Australian culture through…
All welcome at Autism Open Day – Autism does not end when adulthood begins –
This Sunday is Curtin University’s Autism Open Day where children and adults with autism, their families, and anyone interested in…
Programming people
While many of us may not understand the coding languages of Java, JavaScript, C# or Python, we actually engage with…
Drones capture crop height — Student’s project recognised for its implications for the agriculture industry
New research from the WA School of Mines, Curtin University has explored how the use of drones can be used…
Deadly mushroom identified in south west
The highly toxic marbled death cap mushroom has been identified growing in WA, where it is believed to have been…