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Students need better transferable skills

Universities and employers need to collaborate so students can successfully transition into the workplace.

Adjunct Professor named Road Safety Council chair

Road Safety Minister Liza Harvey has announced the appointment of Professor Murray Lampard as the new chair of the Road Safety Council.

$2.5million in NHMRC grants for ECU

ECU-led projects focussing on cyberbullying, melanoma research, and stroke rehabilitation have received National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) grants, totalling over $2.5million dollars.

Nanotechnology @ ECU wins an Australia-India fellowship

ECU Professor Kamal Alameh has received a prestigious Australia-India Senior Visiting Fellowship for his groundbreaking work in the area of nanotechnology.

Science Minister visits ECU’s Security Research Institute

ECU’s Security Research Institute was treated to a Ministerial visit last week.

ECU researchers hope to shed light on Pilbara birds

A research partnership between ECU and Dampier Salt Limited will investigate the interactions between the Pilbara’s birdlife and its diverse environment.

Students SCRAM in school competition

Perth Modern School has taken out the 2012 Schools Conflict Resolution and Mediation grand final held earlier this month.

Paramedicine gets national tick of approval

In a WA first, ECU’s Paramedical Science course has been given the tick of approval by the national body, which controls Paramedic Education Program Accreditation.

Mrs Mac’s Rural Scholarship recipients

Ten rural students will get a helping hand thanks to scholarships from Mrs Mac’s.

From Business Icon to L’Oreal

A national leadership competition has secured a 12 month internship with L'Oreal for a high-flying ECU student. 

Women see resources opportunities

A group of ECU staff and students hit the dust and dirt of the East Pilbara as part of a project aiming to diversify employment in the resources industry.

Safety concerns for construction supervisors

Inexperienced workers are being promoted to supervisory roles without the specialist training required, according to a new study.

2012 National Pride Month

ECU is committed to providing a university culture that is free from discrimination and harassment and that is supportive of the social and cultural diversity of our community.

ECU establishes formal ties with Zayed University in the UAE

ECU computer and security science students will now be able to travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during their studies thanks to a new agreement between ECU and Zayed University, based in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Curry treatment for Alzheimer’s

A compound found in a common spice could hold the key to preventing Alzheimer’s disease.

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