“Does being religious or spiritual make you more ethical at work?”
By Nik Malane | Business; Feature; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Business, management and law; Social sciences | Leave a comment
Curtin research suggests that the way luxury products are displayed on a shelf can have a significant impact on our buying behaviour.
By Nik Malane | Business; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Business, management and law; Social sciences | Leave a comment
Aussie Optimism is a universal, school-based program that equips children with skills and abilities to approach and manage life’s challenges with positivity.
By Zoe Taylor | A decade of impact; Health and medicine; Research; Health | Leave a comment
And more importantly, what happens when you have to study sexology together?
By Hannah Barry | Alumni news; Health; Science and Engineering | Leave a comment
Improvisation specialist Glenn Hall discusses his teaching style, how improv can improve people’s confidence and mentoring Stranger Things’s new breakout actor.
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Education; Humanities | Leave a comment
Jamaican-born, Curtin PhD candidate Samantha-Kaye Christie is planning to change the lives of a billion people through her research and educational development activities.
By Daniel Jauk | Campus and community; Feature; Health | 5comments
A Curtin University study has recommended the establishment of a road trauma support service for Western Australia.
By Sam Jeremic | Research | Leave a commentCurtin University has appointed a leading social and health psychologist from the UK as Professor of Psychology.
By Teresa Belcher | Campus and community; HealthCurtin University has appointed a leading social and health psychologist from the UK as Professor of Psychology.
By Denise Cahill | Campus and community; HealthCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
