Two Curtin students who are seeking to improve the health of young Indigenous women and increase civic engagement in remote communities have been awarded prestigious Global Voices scholarships.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Student News; Business, management and law
Feeling stressed from study? Here are the top five things you can do on the Perth Campus to take some well-earned time out.
By Jaeger Wieland | Student Featured; Student News
Whether you consider the library as a second home or you’re more of the occasional guest – library etiquette is essential to ensure a good study experience for you and those around you.
By Jaeger Wieland | Student Featured; Student News
A 500-strong team of Curtin volunteers is visiting regional towns and metropolitan cities across WA, Singapore and Malaysia over the next month as part of the annual John Curtin Weekend.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Student Events; Student News
If you’re missing home, here are a few tips to help you get through and make the most of living in a new place.
By Jaeger Wieland | Student Featured; Student News
Mastering the art of effective note-taking is a worthwhile endeavour. Here are some tips on how to take notes like a pro!
By Jaeger Wieland | Student Featured; Student News
Applications are open to Curtin staff members, students and alumni for a chance to receive a $5,000 equity free grant, access to business start-up workshops and industry experts.
By Arun Raj | Kiosk; Student News; Student OASIS
Curtin offers a huge number of programs and development opportunities that you can get involved with while you study to not only develop your skills but to meet new people!
By Jaeger Wieland | Student Featured; Student News
Curtin has a range of tools and services readily available to help you try and achieve a healthy study/work/life balance. Find out about some of our favourite tips and resources now.
By Jaeger Wieland | Student Featured; Student NewsCurtin students are being given specialised tips to enhance their 21st century employability skills as part of the University’s second annual Careers for Tomorrow Festival.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Future students; Student Events; Student NewsCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
