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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.
Passion for pathogens: meet the medical scientist testing for COVID-19
Jess Bordessa was fascinated by the human body. Now, the laboratory medicine graduate is testing for the virus that has taken over the world.
The future of fire: are we prepared for extreme weather events?
Brodie Mastrangelo is a geography grad who specialises in bushfire planning. When Mastrangelo saw the scale of last summer’s bushfires, he could only feel frustration.
Muslims save for holy pilgrimage with help from Curtin grad
Each year, Muslims make the pilgrimage to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. Known as ‘Hajj’, the fifth pillar of Islam, they’re required to make the pilgrimage at least once in their lifetime.
Life-changing courtroom experience leads to career in criminal law
Standing in the Children’s Court, Fintan Roberts felt overwhelmed by shame and regret. It was late 2014 and the student was facing a charge of disorderly behaviour in a public place after a night out.
The Future Of: Sustainable engineering
Join Professor Michele John from the Sustainable Engineering Group and Associate Professor Wahidul Biswas from the School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering as they discuss sustainable engineering.
The Future Of: Extraterrestrial intelligence
Join Professor Steven Tingay and Dr Chenoa Tremblay – who recently scanned 10.35 million stars in the deepest search ever for extraterrestrial technologies – discuss what progress has been made.
The Future Of: Land conservation
Join Dr Stephen van Leeuwen and Dr Simon Wilde as they discuss the unique features and creatures of the Australian landscape, and what is required to ensure better land use and land conservation.
The Future Of: Universities
Join Professor Jill Downie, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic at Curtin to discuss the trend towards online study, and whether universities will always have physical campuses.