News at Curtin

We're in the midst of NAIDOC Week, a time to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This year's theme, “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy”, honours the enduring strength of First Nations cultures and celebrates the bright future being shaped by the next generation of leaders.

At Curtin’s NAIDOC flag-raising ceremony on Monday, student Dylan Murphy reflected on the bright path ahead for mob, standing among the powerful works of the James Taylor exhibition at the John Curtin Gallery.

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Go behind the scenes at our Advanced Science Industry Showcase, where we asked third-year Bachelor of Advanced Science students to share the best skills they've developed throughout their course.

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🎓 Didn't finish high school? You've still got options.

University isn't off the table; there are multiple pathways to get you there. Whether through UniReady, the STAT test, or a portfolio entry, Curtin offers flexible ways to start your study journey. Visit our website to learn more.

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The Indigenous Futures Artwork Competition continues to make a meaningful impact, with this year’s winning piece a powerful testament to connection, collaboration, and cultural storytelling.

The 2025 winners, Desi Marliani, a Bachelor of Communications student, and Fiona Reidy, a Curtin alumna and artist, have created a captivating artwork that embodies the spirit of ReconciliAction.

Learn more: https://www.curtin.edu.au/about/learning-teaching/humanities/about-humanities/futures-platforms/indigenous-futures/

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