Curtin social work student awarded Hazel Hawke scholarship
A Curtin University Bachelor of Social Work student has been awarded the 2011 Hazel Hawke Scholarship.
By Teresa Belcher | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous; Healthscholarship
Emerging artist secures Curtin scholarship
Hayley Fletcher’s passion for the arts has been rewarded with a prestigious Curtin University of Technology scholarship.
By Monique Billstein | Campus and community; The arts and creative industriesHours of studying pays off for new Curtin scholar
Eastern Goldfields College graduate, Hannah Weickhardt, has been awarded two Curtin University of Technology scholarships.
By Monique Billstein | Campus and community; Business, management and lawCurtin works with industry to provide hands on learning
Upholding its reputation as a leader in creating industry linkages, Curtin University of Technology’s Western Australian School of Mines has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the operators of Australia’s largest open pit gold mine, Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mine.
Part of this agreement provides three new $6,000 scholarships for WASM students completing a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; Engineering and miningEducating the creators of tomorrow’s energy future
With massive growth predicted for WA’s oil and gas industry, the education of the next generation of petroleum engineers is vitally important.
To make sure that the demand for qualified workers is met, Curtin University of Technology and Woodside Energy are offering Woodside Petroleum Engineering Scholarships that include a total of $35,000 in cash payments, for undergraduate engineering students from 2010.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; Engineering and miningCurtin provides Port Hedland with new teachers
Curtin University of Technology students Tara Maxwell and Vanessa Hall have graduated with Bachelor of Education degrees through Curtin’s regional centre in Port Hedland.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; EducationScholarships target IT skills shortage
A nationwide IT skills shortage has prompted Curtin University of Technology to offer four new undergraduate scholarships
By Monique Billstein | Campus and community; Business, management and law; IT and computing