Associate Dean (International), from the Faculty of Business and Law Associate Professor Maryam Omari, recently spoke at the Family Court of Western Australia to mark International Women’s Day.
Multicultural dancing, international cuisine and an array of colourful entertainment filled ECU’s campuses during Harmony Week, 15-21 March.
More than 200 guests attended the Vice-Chancellors’ Oration on Thursday, 18 March 2010 to recognise the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Help us celebrate Bike Week at ECU and ride your bike to our free breakfast.
ECU researchers are working with health organisations across the nation to address the staggering statistic that men who live in very remote areas are likely to live 17 years less than their city-dwelling counterparts.
The Faculty of Business and Law’s Degrees Brewery Restaurant is now open for business.
WAAPA is offering ECU students $10 tickets to ‘Defying Gravity: Rhythm under the stars’, this Saturday, 20 March.
ECU South West computer science graduate, Nancy Akl, is in a winning team for the Western Australian Information Technology and Telecommunications Awards (WAITTA).
To recognise the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, ECU will be hosting the Vice-Chancellors’ Oration on Thursday, 18 March 2010.
A team led by ECU’s Professor Cobie Rudd has been awarded $220,000 to help improve understanding and empathy between healthcare professionals and Indigenous people
From 11-12 March, ECU hosted a visit from Dr Paul Chan, President of Malaysian HELP University College, and his fellow delegates.
As announced by the Vice-Chancellor earlier this week, ECU researchers will be sent a survey on Monday 15, March to determine what percentage of staff time is spent on research over a consecutive two week period.
The life of Pat Giles is soon to be honoured with the launch of a new biography on Tuesday, 23 March.
Grab your picnic rug and hamper, relax under the stars and enjoy an evening of exciting musical talent at the annual WAAPA in the Park.
Stirling primary and secondary school students can now benefit from online tutoring thanks to a partnership between ECU, Tutoring Australasia and the City of Stirling.