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First aid mental health - Marlene Lim
You might know how to provide first aid to someone with a physical injury, but would you know how to assist someone with a mental illness? With one in five Australians suffering from mental illness in any given year, mental health first aid is a valuable skill to have. Curtin pharmacy alumna and lecturer Marlene Lim shares her expertise on the topic.
Creating a sustainable career
Our career journey is no longer linear, and as such, we need to be adaptable and open to the idea of holding multiple jobs over our lifetime. This means not just honing our technical skills, but honing a whole range of other skills and behaviours that enable us to maximise our employability, no matter what the future of work throws at us. Presented by Professor Julia Richardson and Dr Jane Coffey from the School of Management.
Showing up authentically - Julian Pace, Happiness Co.
Being authentic means behaving in ways that show your true self and how you feel. We were moulded as children by our family, society and environments to "fit in." As a result, we developed beliefs, thoughts, emotions and behaviours that keep us acting in the ways we were taught to act - not in the ways that make us feel like our authentic selves. Julian Pace will share the tools and methodology he has used to show up authentically.
Personal branding - Dr Katharina Wolf and Bridget Tombleson
Everyone has a personal brand. Your brand is reflected in the unique combination of skills and experiences that essentially make you, you. Join Katharina Wolf and Bridget Tombleson to learn how you can shape your own personal brand to differentiate yourself from the crowd.
Connect with law
Curtin’s Bachelor of Laws will give you a strong foundation in the essential areas of legal knowledge and the opportunity to choose optional units to tailor your degree to suit your career interests. Hear about our extensive industry connections, our city campus in the heart of Perth's legal district and our world-class teaching academics and facilities, including the John Curtin Law Clinic, where you can work with real clients on real cases.
Connect with architecture and built environment
Dr Tanja Glusac talks about Curtin’s courses in the field of architecture and built environment, including the Bachelor of Applied Science and the Bachelor Urban and Regional Planning (formerly the Bachelor of Arts), the study opportunities available, and where these degrees could lead you.
Launch your career with the Faculty of Humanities
Stuart Hunter, Career Development Consultant shares his top tips to choose a humanities course and how to make the most of your time at Curtin. Learn about the industry opportunities you'll have to help launch your career and how we'll support you throughout your degree.
Connect with science
Learn how a Bachelor of Science from Curtin can help you discover a whole new world. You'll learn how to apply your studies to real industry challenges and situations, and have opportunities to work in environments where research and discovery abound.
Engineering Foundation Year
Hear about the Engineering Foundation Year, where you’ll study the fundamental concepts and develop the required skills common to all areas of engineering. Take a look inside the purpose-built First Year Studios that promote the concept of learning by doing.
The science and engineering student experience
Find out about how studying at the Curtin Faculty of Science and Engineering will give you more than just a degree. Your learning experience will be professional, interactive, connected and future focused, going far beyond the classroom. We will support you in becoming the change maker of tomorrow.
A day in the life of an engineering student
Find out about how studying at the Curtin Faculty of Science and Engineering will give you more than just a degree. Your learning experience will be professional, interactive, connected and future focused, going far beyond the classroom. We will support you in becoming the change maker of tomorrow.
STEM like a girl
Inspiring the next generation of female engineers. Hear the stories of international female engineering students and alumni and learn how they are excelling in their careers.
Why a camel is better than a unicorn: modern entrepreneurship
The COVID-19 crisis has brought unprecedented challenges to business owners and leaders. Today's Q&A session with esteemed panellists will explore why, in the face of uncertainty, camel startups are better set up for success than the oft-sought-after unicorn.
Curtin English information session
Curtin English is your pathway into Curtin if you don't meet the English language requirements for your course. Curtin English is more than just English, as it provides you with the ability to succeed in both academic and everyday situations. Our courses are interactive, engaging and currently offered online, so you can study from anywhere around the world. In this session, we will talk about the different pathway options Curtin English offers and we'll share what students have to say about their Curtin English experience.
Unravelling the origins of the Solar System
Join the Space Science and Technology Centre – the largest planetary research group in the southern hemisphere – as we share the excitement and adventure of blue-sky science and engineering. Take a peek at a freshly found meteorite and learn more about our sandwich-sized spacecraft that took off in August 2021!
The Quick Flick Founder, Iris Smit | Curtin Alumni Innovator
Meet Interior Architecture graduate Iris Smit, who, at the age of 23, built a multi-million dollar enterprise with an innovative cosmetic product! The founder of The Quick Flick winged eyeliner stamp talks about her fresh approach to cosmetics design and marketing, and the role her Curtin studies played in her success.
The perception of news credibility with Miriam Gichomo
Curtin PhD student Miriam Gichomo is conducting research into the credibility of news, measuring how trustworthy the news is perceived by consumers. Miriam conducted a survey targeting people aged 18 and above to capture their attitudes toward news. Miriam hopes her research will make journalists aware of how sensationalised news affects the public, and to inspire more caution in how news is presented.
Scientific visualisation using immerseive VR with Dewi Ungu
Curtin PhD student Dewi Ungu is conducting research in immersive virtual reality as a teaching tool for students of molecular chemistry. Dewi’s interest in combining science and VR was sparked by watching sci-fi movies. Dewi conducts her research by observing how students interact with immersive VR and interviewing them about their learning experience to compare the benefits of VR with more traditional tools.
3D printing and congential heart disease with Ivan Lau
Curtin PhD student Ivan Lau is researching the benefits of 3D printing heart models for planning congenital heart disease surgeries. Congenital heart disease is common in newborns and includes any heart abnormality present at birth. The current approach for planning these surgeries is to use digital reconstructions of the heart. Ivan uses CT scans and ultrasounds to generate a file to print the personalised heart models.
Changing and dynamic nature of work demands with Belinda Cham
Curtin PhD student Belinda Cham studies how people perform in extreme work environments at Curtin University’s Future of Work Institute. While Belinda was doing applied research for Australian Defence she discovered a lot of interesting but unanswered questions. Extreme work environments can include jobs that are complex, confined, or isolated for long durations. Belinda’s research aims to unpack the factors that help people endure under these conditions.
Health of Tiger Snakes in Urban Wetlands with Damian Lettoof
Curtin PhD student Damian Lettoof is conducting research on tiger snakes and the effect of pollution in wetlands on their health. In the field, Damian takes measurements and samples, and then releases the snakes back in the wetlands.
Creating a mentoring program for adults with autism with Julia Tan
Curtin PhD student Julia Tang is developing online mentoring programs for adults with autism to help them navigate social and emotional situations. Julia uses eye tracking technology to carry out her research. Julia has developed a program called MindChip, which uses teleconferencing technology to connect participants with mentors.
Exploring textile construction with Jessica Priemus
Curtin PhD student Jessica Priemus is conducting research into textiles, and how cloth can tell the story of its own production. Jessica’s research began at a women’s cooperative in Bangladesh, where she studied how woven cloth was produced. After weaving her own experimental cloth samples, Jessica interviewed people in both Bangladesh and Perth to gauge their level of knowledge in textiles.
Discover our Finance Major
Finance and banking professionals use analytical knowledge and skills to help clients find financial solutions, start new businesses or expand existing ones. They work in corporate finance, financial markets, managed funds and superannuation, or in retail banking and private wealth management. The Finance major gives you a broad understanding of the structure and operations of financial markets. You’ll learn about investment evaluation and how to make decisions on funding activities and disbursement of profits. You’ll also examine the role of financial markets.
Why should you study Financial Planning at Curtin?
Interested in a career in financial planning? Curtin’s Finance and Financial Planning double major is the only FASEA approved degree in Western Australia, and was one of the first programs in Australia to get this approval.
Discover our Management Major
Management knowledge and skills are valued and needed in small-to-medium enterprises, not-for profit organisations, large corporations and government, both locally and globally. This major focuses on the key challenges facing managers today and in the future. You’ll learn skills in problem-solving, decision-making, critical thinking, communicating with people and handling budgets.
Discover our Property Major
An excellent qualification to hold whatever your chosen career path in property. Skilled property professionals are involved in property development, valuation, investment, analysis, and residential and commercial real estate sales. Our Property major will develop your skills in economics, law, construction and finance to deliver the knowledge required for a career in property.
Discover our Taxation Major
Understand taxation laws in detail and graduate able to practice in Australia and overseas. The Taxation major provides in-depth understanding of taxation laws and practice in Australia and overseas. You’ll specialise in areas such as income tax, goods and services tax, fringe benefits tax, international tax, tax administration, tax implications of tax structures and state taxes.
Discover our Tourism and Hospitality Major
Become an effective manager in the tourism and hospitality sector in Australia or overseas. Tourism and hospitality are rapidly growing industries offering career paths in areas such as tourism development, event and festival organisation and hotel resort management. Employers in this field need staff who enjoy travelling, meeting new people and sharing their experiences with others.
A few minutes with Curtin Alumna Annika Htun
Born and raised in Myanmar, Annika’s passion for helping her community developed from a young age. While studying, Annika became the President of Curtin Volunteers! and led student volunteer teams on various programs and projects to help indigenous, local and rural communities. She was also an advocate for teenage suicide prevention via John Curtin Leadership Academy.
A few minutes with Curtin Alumna Jess Clark
Jess Clark currently the Graphic Designer at Optus Stadium (VenuesLive) where she is I am responsible for the creative execution of all print, digital, web and press artworks across the organisation. Jess is also the Brand Manager at her family’s small business - Treerings Australia. Treerings are compact fertiliser rings, made from recycled-waste materials. Jess is helping to brand and market Treerings formally & professionally, so they can be accessible on shelves in nurseries across Australia.
A few minutes with Curtin Alumnus Nero Levinson
Nero’s passion is to use technology and innovation to make the world a better place. His experience in technology solutions, has seen him manage innovation initiatives relating to Augmented Reality, Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Robotic Process Automation, drones, wearables.
A few minutes with Curtin Alumna Nova Garnier
Finding the balance between, life, work, and everything in between, Nova decided to start her own business whilst working full-time. In 2021, Milk Crate Creative was born, to assist entrepreneurs to build their online presence through social media platforms and website design.
Medicine Information Session
The Medicine Information Session covers why Curtin’s unique Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) may be for you. You’ll hear from Curtin Medical School experts who’ll share their top tips on submitting a competitive application. You’ll also have a chance to ask our panel your questions.
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