A revolutionary global educator, a British knight, a former Premier, an Indigenous rights advocate and three outstanding business leaders have been awarded Honorary Doctorates by Curtin University.
By Yasmine Phillips | Alumni news; Campus and community; Research; Education
Pop-up food trucks have come to Curtin, with loads of tasty options.
By Talei Howell-Price | Campus and community; General; Student Featured | 94commentsA Curtin University student from Vietnam has helped officially welcome more than 1000 international students to Perth during an inaugural welcome event held at Government House.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Student Events; Student News; Education
Law graduates can now undertake the second part of their legal training at Curtin, with the new Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice.
By Anita Shore | Alumni news; Campus and community; Future students; Business, management and law | Leave a comment
Dr Alwynne Pegler, the first Principal of the Western Australian School of Mines after it joined the Western Australian Institute of Technology, passed away last November. He was 95 years old.
By Daniel Jauk and Elizabeth McKenzie (university archivist) | Alumni news; Campus and community; Engineering and mining; Science and Engineering | Leave a comment
One of Western Australia’s most influential business leaders, Dr Andrew Crane, was formally invested as Curtin University’s Chancellor at a ceremony on Friday night.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Feature; Agriculture, environment and sustainability
Join us for our first School of Education Grad Series Network Evening for 2019. Connect with mentors, and plan for a positive transition experience plus hear some stories from the ‘first year’.
By 279105c | Alumni news; Campus and community; General; Education; Humanities
Join us on Wednesday 6 March and Wednesday 20 March, for two unique face-to-face, half-day workshops suitable for individuals or groups from the same site. The course highlights the wellbeing and resilience of educators, from all phases of education, in the workplace.
By 279105c | Alumni news; Campus and community; General; Education; Humanities
Join us on Thursday 28 February 2019, for a 90-minute workshop which highlights computational thinking as a key idea in the Digital Technologies subject in the Australian Curriculum. Sessions will include breaking down problems into parts, organising data, interpreting patterns and designing and implementing algorithms.
By 279105c | Alumni news; Campus and community; General; Education; Humanities
For Australia’s oldest PhD graduate Dr David Bottomley, learning is a life-long journey.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Feature; Graduations; Research; Student News; Education; HumanitiesCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
