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.
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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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