Five Curtin agribusiness students will vie for the title of ‘top of the crop’ as part of a national industry-led competition aimed at taking agriculture from the classroom to the paddock.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Student Featured; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Education; Science and EngineeringTwo Curtin University students have been awarded prestigious Global Voices scholarships to represent Australia on the world stage for important discussions on climate change and gender equality.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Future students; Student Featured; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Education; Health; Science and EngineeringAn innovative orthopaedic screw that could help improve patient outcomes after complex trauma surgery has been named as the overall winner in the 2018 Curtinnovation Awards.
By Yasmine Phillips | Business; Campus and community; Engineering; Environment; General; Health and medicine; Research; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Business, management and law; Education; Engineering and mining; Health; Science and EngineeringAustralian football fans are being inundated with advertising of alcohol, junk food and gambling through Australian Football League (AFL) sponsorship deals.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Health and medicine; Research; HealthAdult children who have access to the ‘bank of mum and dad’ do not exhibit better health and wellbeing than those who do not receive financial support from their parents.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Business; Health and medicine; Research; Business, management and law; Health
Curtin University last night hosted the second annual Autism Academy for Software Quality Assurance (AASQA) Awards, which recognise the talents and dedication of young people living with autism.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Education; Science and EngineeringPeople with intellectual disabilities or autism may be reluctant to use shared traffic zones in the community, new research led by Curtin University has found.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Health and medicine; Research; HealthThe unique strengths of adolescents with autism should be the focus of employment programs to ensure they can play a crucial role in the workforce, the latest BCEC report shows.
By Yasmine Phillips | Business; Research; Science and technology; Business, management and law; Education; IT and computingCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
