Mass communications graduate Katie O’Donnell is helping sick, disadvantaged and special needs children as the fundraising manager for Variety – the Children’s Charity WA.
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In 2017, alumna Iris Smit invented a simple yet effective cosmetic product and started selling it online. A year later, Smit’s business is worth AUD$10 million, and she’s only just getting started.
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Twenty-eight Curtin University students recently travelled to China to participate in the international Design Day Marathon.
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“In journalism, your job is constantly evolving … There are always new things to learn and new stories to delve into.” Aaron Bryans is a Curtin graduate living his dream as a sports journalist.
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It’s only a matter of time before we see humans living on Mars, but who’s going to design what’s needed up there?
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Famous Australian teacher Eddie Woo shows educators at Curtin how to help children overcome their fear of maths.
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Where can a human rights degree take you? For artist and Curtin graduate Alexandra Devitt-Lansom, it led to unexpected job opportunities in her local community in the Barossa Valley.
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Through data science and multimodal discourse analysis, Curtin researchers are providing valuable insight into how meaning is communicated and reinterpreted through digital networks on a mega-scale.
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Professor John Hartley speaks about his first book, Reading Television, which helped to establish television studies as a field of research.
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From sewing her first cushion at age 12 to featuring in British Vogue magazine in 2018, fashion alumna Antoinette Raphael is bringing bold attitude to the industry with her streetwear label, RAW WAR.
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