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Happy kids, happy future

At-risk children are more likely to successfully transition to secondary school if they take part in support programs during upper primary, a new study by ECU researchers has found.

ECU Speech Pathology secures prestigious research grants

After just four years in existence ECU’s Speech Pathology program has secured two prestigious research grants as part of the most recent National Health and Medical Research Council funding round.

ATOM success

Recent ECU graduate Tamara Britza is celebrating after winning two ATOM awards, the premier awards for up and coming film and video students.  

Transforming artwork

ECU’s School of Communications and Arts will transform into an interactive gallery space as it celebrates the best and brightest in student artwork.

Tick of approval for research school

Edith Cowan University’s (ECU’s) Graduate Research School (GRS) has received the highest satisfaction rating in a survey comparing 18 institutions in Australia.

Alumni entertained in glittering jazz show

Edith Cowan University’s award-winning Chancellery building provided a striking background for the University’s first Jazz Under the Stars alumni concert on Saturday, 17 November.

Exchange gives WAAPA student new perspective

WAAPA dance student Daisy Sanders has come full circle with her studies. After learning that her dance teacher and WAAPA graduate, Alice Holland, had gone on exchange to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), Daisy was inspired.

Broadcasting careers begin

Three graduating students from ECU's Graduate Diploma of Broadcasting are off to Sydney next year to kick of their broadcasting careers.

ECU professor tallest poppy

ECU Professor Daniel Galvão has won the Western Australian Young Tall Poppy Science Award 2012 for his leading work into the use of exercise as medicine for cancer patients.

Chronic skin condition treated with exercise

Can exercise and nutrition help treat – or even cure – psoriasis, a chronic and often painful skin condition? This is the focus of a new study by researchers from ECU.

Police graduate with flying colours

The first cohort of WA Police students on the Graduate Certificate in Executive Leadership and Management are celebrating their graduation from the course.

2012 Vice-Chancellor’s Distinguished Oration

Lawyers are ‘problem solvers’ who can have small but significant impacts in the lives of people, says the head of the Law Council of Australia.

Dr Anne Summers: The Misogyny Effect

Leading feminist writer Dr Anne Summers AO visited ECU’s Joondalup Campus on Monday, 12 November, presenting ideas from her new book in a speech titled The Misogyny Effect: Julia Gillard and the politics of sexism.

Exchange students say farewell

ECU recently said farewell to the latest group of International Study Abroad and Exchange students who have made the campus their home for the past semester.

Emirates work placement a boon for Hannah and James

Having an international experience as part of your ECU degree can be one of the most beneficial experiences both personally and professionally.

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