2018 Curtin Lifetime Achievement Award winner Dr Tracy Westerman is working to ensure the availability of more culturally appropriate care for Indigenous Australians at risk of mental illness.
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Health | Leave a comment
“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 | 1 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.
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