Engage with Curtin
Collaborate with us
Explore a range of innovative collaborative and partnership opportunities designed to make tomorrow better.
Industry and learning partnerships
Business, industry, sports, community and research organisations can work with us through a range of strategic and mutually beneficial collaboration opportunities.
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.
Talented Curtin trio win WA Young Tall Poppy Science Awards
Three Curtin researchers have been recognised in the Western Australian Young Tall Poppy Science Awards, for their research achievements and enthusiasm as ambassadors for science.
Hundreds of students set out to make a difference in John Curtin Weekend
More than 300 Curtin University students will lend a hand to dozens of community projects across Western Australia over the coming weeks as part of the annual John Curtin Weekend.
Curtin students named among best and brightest at Premier’s awards
Two outstanding Curtin University students and a leading science outreach program for children have been crowned winners at the 2021 Premier’s Science Awards.
Six Curtin researchers awarded prestigious Future Fellowships
Six leading Curtin University researchers have been awarded prestigious Future Fellowships by the Federal Government to carry out research of national and international importance.
The Future Of: Extraterrestrial intelligence
Join Dr Ben Rich and Michael Wieteska from the Curtin School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry, unpack what makes someone a political extremist and the appeal of political extremist groups.
The Future Of: Women’s Fitness Culture
Join Dr Madison Magladry and Professor Cecilie Thøgersen-Ntoumani to discuss how we can build a more positive fitness culture that better supports women’s physical and mental health.
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.
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.