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Groundbreaking study on the internet habits of teenagers

Almost a quarter of teenagers are online for four or more hours a day on non-school-related work, a new study by ECU researchers has found.

International partnership stands the test of time

ECU researchers are collaborating with colleagues at Kobe University in Japan to better understand how the human body responds to exercise.

ECU and Intellectual Ventures join to invent the future

ECU and Intellectual Ventures (IV®) have signed an agreement to develop new inventions that will shape the future.

Teachers learn from ECU

Over 350 teachers from the New North Education Initiative Collaborative (NNEI) visited ECU this week for a day of professional learning.

ECU researcher named in Australia Day honours

Professor Caroline Taylor has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her work with social welfare organisations.

Age no barrier for ECU graduate

You’re never too old to learn – just ask ECU graduate Hazel Brennan.

Explore the hidden treasure at the Joondalup Campus

Built around natural flora and fauna, ECU’s Joondalup Campus is surrounded by a diverse natural environment.  

Secondary students road-test ECU science program

Secondary students spent three days at ECU’s Joondalup Campus learning how to make slime, handle snakes and solve real-life engineering problems.

The Science Experience (TSE) attracted Year 9 and 10 high school students from across the Perth metropolitan area and as far afield as Kalgoorlie and Margaret River.

Graduating class of 2011

More than 1,900 excited students gathered in front of family, friends and members of the ECU community to celebrate their graduation at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on Saturday, 21 and Sunday, 22 January.

Former AFL star graduates

After 10 years of studying part-time and playing football, former West Coast Eagles star, Ashley Hansen has completed his Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Sports Science).

Mexican adventures

The health sciences have always been a passion for Antoinette Hays.

Skin cancer protection at ECU

Melanoma researcher Professor Mel Ziman is engaging with local organisations to safeguard their workers against the harmful UV rays that cause melanoma.

Sky’s the limit for ECU graduate

Make Me a CEO is a new program aimed at equipping ambitious women with the skills required to climb to the top.

Exercising for charity

Head down to ECU Sports this January, get fit and help raise money for the charity of your choice.

Academic joins Conservation Commission

An ECU Professor has been appointed as a Member of the Conservation Commission of Western Australia.

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