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• Curtin rises to world’s top 100 universities for sport science

  Curtin University’s School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science has been named among the world’s top 100 in the latest ShanghaiRanking Consultancy’s global sport science results.

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• “Western Australia as a world class living laboratory”

  Curtin University is proud to host the 2018 Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) Eminent Speaker presentation, which will explore the science of the natural wonders of Western Australia.

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• What happened the day the dinosaurs died? New scientific breakthroughs

  Curtin University is hosting a free public lecture that will discuss new scientific breakthroughs from one of the most important days in Earth's history: the day the dinosaurs died.

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• Curtinnovation Awards 2018

  The Curtinnovation Awards 2018 showcased exciting new inventions – from a novel orthopaedic screw to a simple method of detecting pathogens in meat.

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• Surgical screw invention crowned overall winner at Curtinnovation Awards

  An innovative orthopaedic screw that could help improve patient outcomes after complex trauma surgery has been named as the overall winner in the 2018 Curtinnovation Awards.

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• Unhealthy sponsorship promotion still prevalent across AFL

  Australian football fans are being inundated with advertising of alcohol, junk food and gambling through Australian Football League (AFL) sponsorship deals.

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• Study shows adult kids who get parental cash aren’t happier or healthier

  Adult children who have access to the ‘bank of mum and dad’ do not exhibit better health and wellbeing than those who do not receive financial support from their parents.

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• Engineering Panel & Networking Event

  Register your interest to attend this event where you'll hear from engineering and resource industry executives about the future of engineering.

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• Shared traffic zones may pose potential barrier to people with disabilities

  People with intellectual disabilities or autism may be reluctant to use shared traffic zones in the community, new research led by Curtin University has found.

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• Programs for teens with autism should promote strengths

  The unique strengths of adolescents with autism should be the focus of employment programs to ensure they can play a crucial role in the workforce, the latest BCEC report shows.

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