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Skilled migrants crucial to resource industry

Temporary migrant workers play an essential role in Australia’s resource industry by filling highly-skilled positions.

$22 million super clinic to boost health care in Wanneroo

Edith Cowan University (ECU) is set to play a key role in providing health care in Perth’s northern suburbs after a $22 million, state-of-the-art super clinic was recently granted planning approval.

Science at the pub

What makes a great beer? Edith Cowan University (ECU)’s brewing science lecturer will answer the question this August with Science at the Pub, a free event to celebrate National Science Week.

Future of the Leschenault Estuary and Inlet

The Leschenault Estuary and Inlet are under threat from increasing populations, decreasing rainfall and changing water quality.

Shadow Cabinet visits ECU

WA Opposition Leader Mark McGowan and the Shadow Cabinet have visited ECU’s Joondalup Campus to see how the university is working with communities in Perth's northern suburbs.

Joondalup opens its doors

ECU welcomed almost 6,000 future students, their families and friends, who explored the Joondalup Campus and checked out new courses at the annual Open Day.

Students take on the heat

Faculty of Business and Law students are putting their theory in to practice, thanks to the Perth Heat and Baseball WA.

90-seconds of fame

Are you a high school student who is passionate about science? Share your passion with ECU and get your work broadcast to the world!

Participants needed – ageing workforce study

Australia’s workforce is ageing with serious implications for society.

New soccer facility

Edith Cowan University (ECU), in partnership with the ECU-Joondalup Soccer Club, has completed construction of a $1.3 million dollar multi-use facility.

Painting, breathing and slowing down

How do we, as human beings, relate to our environment? Renowned Australian artist Paul Uhlmann contemplates this question through his new exhibition, to breathe (what is it to live a life?).

New courses open for business

Do you see yourself managing a resort in Dubai? Are you intrigued by cyber security? Do you want to embark on a career in medical science? These are just some of the new areas of study offered by ECU in 2013.

ECU-India collaborations

Exciting collaborative research projects and new opportunities for student exchange are some of the expected outcomes from an ECU delegation to the Indian subcontinent.

Big bucks not only draw card for FIFO workers

High salaries are not the only factor in the decision to become a Fly-in-Fly-Out (FIFO) worker, the initial findings of a new study by Edith Cowan University (ECU) researchers have shown.

Vice-Chancellor’s Staff Awards

Exceptional ECU staff were recognised this week at the annual Vice-Chancellor’s Staff Awards.

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