New Indigenous course available at Curtin
The Centre for Aboriginal Studies at Curtin University will introduce a new course for Indigenous students next year.
By Bonnie Ripper | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenousculture & community
The John Curtin Gallery raises funds with a little help from its friends
A unique collection of artwork contributed by artists closely connected to the John Curtin Gallery, helped the Gallery achieve sales of over $50,000 in one night.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; The arts and creative industriesCurtin gears up for NAIDOC Week 2010
Curtin University is gearing up for the annual NAIDOC Week celebrations (4 -11 July 2010), with a number of events held across campus.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous | Leave a commentCurtin preps for National Career Development Week 2010
Curtin’s Bentley campus will be running a week of events as part of National Career Development Week (May 17–21, 2010).
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community | Leave a commentNew Chancellor’s investiture
Curtin University of Technology invested its new Chancellor, Dr Jim Gill, AO, at a special ceremony conducted at the Bentley campus this week.
By Ann Marie Lim | Campus and communityCurtin Sarawak gains self-accreditation status
The Malaysian Qualifications Agency recently granted Curtin Sarawak Malaysia self-accreditation status.
By Nicholas Leong | Campus and community; Engineering and miningCurtin Sarawak students make the final of Malaysia Airlines’ national film competition
Four films submitted by aspiring film-makers from Curtin Sarawak have been shortlisted for the Detik-detik MH, Malaysia Airlines’ Short Film Competition.
By Nicholas Leong | Campus and community; The arts and creative industriesInternational student shines as top graduate
An international student from Zambia has excelled in her course to become Curtin University of Technology’s top Biomedical Sciences student for 2009.
By Ann Marie Lim | Campus and community; Health; Physical sciences and mathematicsC-MARC challenges the State of Australian Cities 2010
The Curtin-Monash Accident Research Centre (C-MARC) has criticised the Commonwealth’s new State of Australian Cities 2010 report, released last Friday, saying it has ignored the key issue of road safety.
By Ann Marie Lim | Campus and community; Culture, language and IndigenousCurtin plays host to Indigenous sportsmen
Local sportspeople and administrators gathered at Curtin University of Technology last week for a lecture on Indigenous football.
By Asha Selvendra | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous | Leave a comment