Explore Curtin food truck program
Pop-up food trucks have come to Curtin, with loads of tasty options.
By 265668g | Campus and community; General; Student Events; Student Featured | 103commentsCurtin
Curtin alum inducted into the Design Institute of Australia Hall of Fame
Internationally acclaimed artist-jeweller, historian and author, Dr Dorothy Erickson, has been honoured with an induction to the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) Hall of Fame.
By Cahli Samata | Alumni news; Campus and community | Leave a commentHistoric Perth building’s redesign reconnects alumni with Curtin
Curtin alumni have helped design Curtin’s new Professional and Continuing Education premises in the Old Perth Technical School – a building connected with the history of the University.
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Humanities | Leave a commentLangoulant in Curtin strategic appointment
Prominent business leader John Langoulant has joined Curtin University in a strategic appointment that will see him providing advice to Curtin on major initiatives aligned to the University’s 2013-2017 strategic plan. Mr Langoulant’s reputation and standing will further enhance Curtin University’s engagement with the corporate, government and community sectors. Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling said Read More
By Simon White | Campus and community; Business, management and lawBotswana finds a home at Curtin
Curtin University has added a new dimension to its already strong international links by becoming the only Western Australian university to be home to a consulate of a foreign country. The Consulate of the Republic of Botswana, which will be based at Curtin’s Bentley Campus, was celebrated on Tuesday night, in an event that also Read More
By Simon White | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous; Engineering and miningCurtin researchers in sleep apnoea awakening
Curtin University researchers have used computer simulation to analyse the breathing airflow in the throat, potentially allowing the detection of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) even while the patients are awake and without the need for costly and time-consuming sleep studies. In Australia, OSA is estimated to affect 24 per cent of men and 6 per Read More
By Simon White | Research; Engineering and mining; Health; IT and computingCurtin trade MOOC to link Australia and China
Students will get a five-week grounding in trade relations between Australia and China as part of Curtin University’s second Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), due to begin 1 October.
By Simon White | Campus and community; Business, management and lawAward winning academics cited for their contribution to education
The Australian Government’s Office for Teaching and Learning awarded five Curtin academics with citations and a fellowship. Find out why.
By Marisa Wikramanayake | Campus and community | Leave a commentCurtin staffer shaves her hair in the name of charity
In a bold – or perhaps bald – act Curtin University staff member Kat Jujnovich is shaving her cherished hair to raise money for people living with cancer.
By Karys Nella | Campus and communityCurtin call
The great granddaughter of John Curtin has graduated from university that bears his name.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community | Leave a comment