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Calling allied health, medicine and nursing and midwifery students!
Have your say to improve undergraduate education and training for using digital health technologies.
Receive dental services for less at the Oral Health Student Clinic
The clinic is staffed by final year Oral Health Therapy students under the supervision of fully qualified staff.
3 tips for combating exam anxiety
Exam dread creeping in? Arm yourself for the exam period with some exam self-care techniques.
Vaping vs. Smoking – not as different as you think
Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you, but what about vaping? In this guest article written by Nutrition and Health Promotion student Liz Bowman, we break down the dangers of vaping and how it…
Interested in studying or working in France?
Come join us at the Bonjour! Opportunities in France event to learn more about studying or working in France!
St Cat’s Mini Open Day
Considering living on campus next year? Our friendly staff and residents will be there to answer all your burning questions!
Book club: ‘Rob Riley: An Aboriginal Leader’s Quest for Justice’
Join the Library and the Curtin Cultural Capabilities to discuss Quentin Beresford’s Rob Riley: An Aboriginal Leader’s Quest for Justice at our book club event.
Tests and Exams Workshop
There are three aspects to dealing with tests and exams: before, during, and after. Find […]
Meet Patrick, a Curtin Mentor Leader and fifth year mechanical engineering and finance student!
With engineers for parents, Patrick always knew that he wanted to follow in their footsteps. What he didn’t expect about his uni journey was the extracurricular experiences he’d love along the way.
Meet Samantha, a sustainability-driven fashion design student!
“Consume consciously, do research on where you’re getting your clothes from, think about what’s on the tag… don’t just buy things because you want to. Ask yourself: how is your money voting?”
Meet Shontae, a first-year medical student fighting to improve healthcare access for Aboriginal Australian families.
Shontae’s continuing connection to family and culture has led her to pursue a career in healthcare.