Curtin’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Professor Xiaotian Zhang and Dean Global ASEAN Associate Professor Thor Kerr recently visited Chulalongkorn University as part of an Austrade tour.

The 2025 National Drug Research Institute (NDRI) symposium in Fremantle/Walyalup offered a global perspective on alcohol policy and sparked discussion on how research can drive policy change.

Led by Associate Professor Paul Nevill, the event brought together students, researchers, and industry experts to explore the real-world applications of biodiversity science in business and sustainability.

A free exhibition is showcasing the brilliant work of Curtin’s talented students in the School of Design and the Built Environment (DBE).

Curtin’s newest graduates in Sri Lanka marked the end of their studies in style, joining alumni and staff for a night of celebration.

Students raced to create a biodiversity snapshot of our Bentley campus, using eDNA to uncover as many living species on campus as possible in a short timeframe during the event, led by Associate Professor Paul Nevill.

From climate change to circular economy, Curtin PhD students showcased bold ideas and innovative solutions to tackle today’s most pressing sustainability challenges

Delegates from Vietnam visited Canberra, Melbourne and Perth as part of an illuminating Australia Awards Short Course focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Curtin’s Regional Changemakers Program recently took 15 students to Denmark for the Changemakers Innovation Lab, where they spent two transformative weeks working closely with local residents and leaders.