Historical Panoramas project further opens window on Perth’s past
An award-winning Curtin University research project has expanded and enhanced its online collection of interactive images of historical views of Perth and Fremantle.
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Curtin joins edX University Advisory Board
Curtin University has joined edX as a Contributing Charter member, further strengthening the University’s partnership with the trusted platform for education and learning.
Curtin study helps employers benefit from growing mature workforce
New Curtin University-led research has identified how organisations can overcome the so-called ‘challenge’ of Australia’s ageing workforce in order to reap the benefits of an age diverse…
Curtin appoints new Chief Advancement Officer
Curtin University has appointed Tim McInnis as its new Chief Advancement Officer to drive its ambitious advancement program in support of the University’s vision to become a global top 200…
Big data expert appointed Kerry M Stokes Chair of Child Health research
An international leader in the analysis and mapping of big data sets to tackle disease has been appointed The Kerry M Stokes Chair of Child Health.
New report identifies 163,000 new jobs for WA workers
Diversifying the State’s economy to develop emerging new sectors including defence, lithium, big data and tourism would create more than 163,000 new jobs in WA within the next five years.
Curtin health research boosted with $6m NHMRC funding
Curtin University has been awarded more than $6 million from the Federal Government as part of the latest round of National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Investigator Grants.
Forrest fellowship awarded to rising energy star to study at Curtin
A leading international sustainable energy researcher has been awarded a prestigious Forrest Research Foundation Fellowship to study at Curtin University next year.
New Curtin collaboration supports India’s brightest PhD students
Some of India’s brightest postgraduate students will be given the opportunity to study in Australia as part of a new collaborative doctoral degree program.
Central Kimberley reef communities survive global coral bleaching
Remote reef communities in the central inshore Kimberley survived the 2016 global bleaching event, giving hope to WA marine scientists looking to find ways to combat the effects of climate…