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Curtin reappoints Vice-Chancellor to continue bold vision for the future
Curtin University’s Council has announced that its Vice-Chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne CNZM, will continue to lead the University through to 2031. Curtin’s Chancellor, Dr Vanessa Guthrie AO, said Professor Hayne’s reappointment for a further five years comes as Curtin continues to deliver strongly against its 2030 Strategic Plan even through challenging times. “Under Professor Hayne’s exceptional values-led leadership, Curtin has…
From Mars to music: Thousands gather for the galactic Cosmos on Campus
Thousands of space enthusiasts flocked to Curtin University this weekend, to be taken out of this world at the Cosmos on Campus event aimed at inspiring the next generation of earth and planetary scientists. An estimated 9000 people attended the free community event, which lit up Curtin’s Bentley campus with a unique combination of art, science and imagination, showcasing Western…
Lava flow jigsaw puzzle reveals the secrets of shifting continents
Analysing lava flows that solidified and then broke apart over a massive crack in the Earth’s crust in Turkey has brought new insights into how continents move over time, improving our understanding of earthquake risks. New research by Curtin University has revealed the Tuz Gölü Fault Zone – a more than 200-kilometre-long geological structure visible from space – is slowly…
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Curtin Ignition marks 15 years of launching the next wave of entrepreneurs
Curtin University is encouraging aspiring entrepreneurs, innovators and early-stage business founders to apply for the 2025 Curtin Ignition program –…
Curtin to drive innovation in $271M national additive manufacturing initiative
Curtin University researchers will play a key role in a major new national push to strengthen Australia’s advanced manufacturing capabilities…
Everyday actions and behaviours linked to better mental well-being: study
Regular chats with friends, time spent in nature and mentally engaging activities are strongly linked to better mental health, according…
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Curtin reappoints Vice-Chancellor to continue bold vision for the future
Curtin University’s Council has announced that its Vice-Chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne CNZM, will continue to lead the University through to…
Thousands head to WA’s preferred university for O-Week
Thousands of students from across Western Australia and around the world will begin their higher education journey at Curtin’s Perth…
Trailblazing trio awarded prestigious Honorary Doctorates
Curtin University has acknowledged a trio of respected leaders for their exceptional service in their fields, by presenting them with…
Curtin students use their Global Voices to tackle important issues abroad
Driven to make a positive difference, two Curtin University students will travel overseas to help tackle major issues, after winning…