WA Health Hackathon Week 2021 is here
Take part in WA Health Hackathon Week 2021 to explore innovative digital and data-driven solutions to real-world health care challenges.
By Rachelle Erzay | Health and medicine; Student OASISNews stories
The Changemakers: Free youth fun day at Curtin
Attend The Changemakers free youth fun day to share the issues most important to you and learn how to become a youth leader in your community.
By Rachelle Erzay | Student OASISNot home safe and sound: Housing policy has forgotten our older generations
While politicians and the media remain preoccupied with the housing frustrations of millennials, the issues facing older Australians are becoming more urgent.
By Karen Green | Business; Business at Curtin; Research; Business, management and law | Leave a commentGet inspired at the Leadership Lounge!
Join us for one or all of our 3-part Leadership Lounge series to hear from influential leaders within not-for-profit organisations as they share their career and leadership journey.
By Rachelle Erzay | Student OASISExplore your leadership potential with our Game Changers workshop series!
Leadership skills are in demand by employers. Attend one or more of the Game Changers workshops this semester to learn how to become a better leader.
By Rachelle Erzay | Student OASIS; WorkshopTourists flock to Margaret River in a record-breaking season
The COVID-19 pandemic decimated tourism operators around the world in 2020. But in WA’s Margaret River region, operators bucked the trend, with many recording 2020 as their best ever winter season.
By Daniel Jauk | Business; Business at Curtin; Research; Business, management and law | Leave a commentBushfire smoke, regional internet access top student concerns
Curtin Global Voices Scholarship recipients Rachael Ryan and Niamh Wilkins are advocating for positive change.
By Daniel Jauk | Campus and community; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Business, management and law; Humanities | Leave a commentBuy now, pay later: the new black or a deep black hole?
‘Buy now, pay later’ services may be the death of credit cards. But before you cut up your plastic, it’s worth knowing the appeal and pitfalls of these ‘instant gratification’ schemes.
By Zoe Taylor | Business; Business at Curtin; Research; Business, management and law | Leave a commentHalf of regional mature-age students are at risk of dropping out
A new report finds that almost half of regional and remote mature-age university students in Australia are considering deferring or withdrawing, citing a lack of university support.
By Daniel Jauk | Business; Business at Curtin; Research; Business, management and law; Education | Leave a commentUndergrad stuns staff with control theory research “beyond his age”
Vishnuram Arumugam has stunned teaching staff with groundbreaking mathematical research that “few undergraduates are able to achieve”.
By Daniel Jauk | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematics; Science and Engineering | Leave a comment