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Discover how you can benefit from some of the innovative work and partnerships that are developing at Curtin University.
Partnerships
Our strategic and mutually beneficial partnerships with business, industry, sports, community and research organisations have resulted in progressive outcomes in teaching, learning and research.
Local and community
Our strength is linked to the strength of our communities and our ability to make tomorrow better. Our mutually beneficial relationships strengthen our community and enhance teaching and learning for our students.
Schools, teachers and advisors
We engage with schools and learning institutions to provide interactive and personalised learning experiences to school communities.
Student engagement
At Curtin, we support a range of initiatives in learning and teaching designed to support student engagement.
Alumni networks
The global Curtin alumni community is characterised by their desire to follow their passions, find success and make tomorrow better.
Research at Curtin
Our push for innovative solutions to real-world problems is achieved through vital links with our research partners.
Meet Celeste Brand, the social work graduate making a difference in Aboriginal health and wellbeing
In the heart of central Australia, Celeste Brand, a young Aboriginal woman and Curtin social work graduate, is improving the health outcomes of Aboriginal mothers and their children.
Blending commerce and creativity in a niche career
Combining his passion for human-centred design with an interest in business practice has delivered the perfect role for this Curtin alumnus.
Dream team brings style to south west weddings
From students to event style gurus – Jacinta Richardson and Hannah Robinson are bringing a touch of class to celebrations in the south west.
Experts predict how COVID-19 will impact industry
From the way industries operate to the way we interact, we are in a time of transformation. But the question is, will this be remembered as a temporary setback or the new ways of living and working?
The Future of: Sustainable buildings
Join civil engineer Professor Abhijit Mukherjee and construction biotechnologist Dr Navdeep Dhami as they explain what biocement is, how it works and how it can help us to build better in the future.
The Future of: Batteries
Join Professor Jacques Eksteen and Dr Terry Humphries, a Curtin research fellow and chemist as they discuss lithium battery technology and hydrogen storage.
The Future of: Work
Join Professor Sharon Parker, Director of the Centre for Transformative Work Design at Curtin University who explores the ‘working from home’ phenomenon during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Future of: Geographical Borders
Join Curtin academics Dr Donna Butorac and Dr Ben Rich to discuss whether we’re witnessing a ‘de-globalisation’ that could impact our ability to solve problems like climate change and food security.