A cup of coffee is a simple pleasure enjoyed by many Australians, but now it has a social purpose too, thanks Katie Liew, a Curtin Ignition grad.
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A cohort of Curtin’s most enterprising students had the experience of a lifetime in the US tech hub.
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Ready for a career change? Associate Professor Julia Richardson explains how you can best prepare yourself to make a successful career transition.
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Casey Hughes is a commerce student helping to empower women in Uganda. She teamed up with a not-for-profit to improve women’s access to sanitary products and their knowledge of reproductive health.
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Two Curtin commerce students travelled to New York to join a global discussion on how to solve some of the greatest challenges of our time.
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The next time you ask for a home loan, a robot rather than a bank manager may make the decision.
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“Does being religious or spiritual make you more ethical at work?”
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Infill development can deliver more diverse and affordable housing options for all household types, from young adults looking to move out of home, to older Australians looking to downsize.
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Greg Mawer, an accounting and finance consultant and Curtin alumnus, discusses the importance of financial literacy.
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Rupturing her Achilles tendon while playing netball during her honours year was not enough to stop Curtin alumna Kristina Primus from being a mover and shaker.
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