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Aussie kids log-on more than European peers

Australian children use the internet more excessively than their European counterparts, a new study by Edith Cowan University researchers has found.

Research@ECU with Cobie Rudd

Professor Cobie Rudd discusses her research investigating ways in which simulation-based health training can be used in training at a tertiary level.

Law students mooting with the best

ECU law school knocks off legal heavyweights in international competition.  

ECU a Knowledge Partner

ECU has been named a Recognised Knowledge Partner by CPA Australia.

Moving to WA akin to going overseas

ECU research has found cost of living, social isolation and remote jobs are reasons eastern states workers are avoiding the resources industry.

Anatomy licence for ECU

Edith Cowan University (ECU) has been granted an anatomy licence that will allow staff and students to use human bodies in the teaching of health courses, significantly boosting the learning experience for students.

Ambassadors for children

Two of ECU’s high-profile academics have been named inaugural Ambassadors for Children and Young People for their commitment to supporting the next generation.

ECU sports stars recognised

ECU’s sports community gathered to celebrate the University’s best and brightest on the field at the annual 2012 ECU Sports Star Awards on Friday, 26 October.

Surf's up for ECU challenge

The 2012 ECU Surf Challenge at Yallingup Beach in WA’s South West has been hailed as  an unequivocal success.

Canada exchange a cultural feast for Lucy

ECU student Lucy Shurman knew that by going on exchange in Canada, she would get to experience another culture.

Working together to protect Barrow Island

An acoustic sensor, the size of a smartphone, is helping to protect Barrow Island’s unique native fauna from the Asian House Gecko.

Future Justice Prize

Professor Donna Cross has been awarded the Future Justice Prize for future justice leadership and initiative, recognising the significant contributions she has made not only to communities today, but future communities.

ECU engaging with Brawijaya University

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Teaching, Learning, and International) Professor Ron Oliver, met with a large senior delegation from Brawijaya University in Indonesia this week.

Yanchep Beach Scholarship winner

Congratulations to Marnie Thompson, the inaugural recipient of the Yanchep Beach Joint Venture Indigenous Scholarship.

Working to create a healthier Bali

Smoking is a major health concern in one of Australia’s favourite holiday destinations.

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