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Distinguished guests gathered to officially launch ECU City, celebrating a landmark campus bringing education, industry and culture together in the heart of Perth to create new opportunities for students and Western Australia.
The Tokyo City University Australia Program has become the largest student mobility program between Japan and Australia since it began in 2016.
ECU student counsellors bring mental health conversations into the heart of the community.
ECU's double win at the 2026 WA Export Awards was testament to the University's significant contribution to the WA economy through international education programs.
Professor Benjamin Tan has been appointed as the inaugural Professor of Cancer Nursing at the School of Nursing and Midwifery.
ECU is not part of a proposed merger involving three other WA universities, with the State Government recognising ECU's distinctive position and opportunities for continued growth as an independent institution.
Headlined by a spectacular performance from WAAPA alumna Lucy Durack, ECU's alumni night of nights recognised outstanding achievers across a variety of fields.
ECU joins the Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre as research partner.
The Australian Financial Review's annual Best Business Schools report saw ECU's School of Business and Law trump all other Western Australian universities on the teaching rankings.
New research from Edith Cowan University and Playgroup WA has surveyed 726 Western Australian parents of children aged 0-8 about how they use social media and its impact on parenting.
A new paper has shone a spotlight on the failed humanitarian relief outsourced to private security contractors in Gaza.
With more than 900,000 Australian children spending a significant portion of their early years in early childhood education and care services, Edith Cowan University has launched Australia's first Best Practice Food Guide to feed young brains as well as bellies!
In what is believed to be the first large-scale study investigating public attitudes towards voluntary assisted dying (VAD), Edith Cowan University researchers have found Australians are broadly supportive, but oppose broadening eligibility beyond terminal illness or a significantly reduced quality of life.
More than one-third of Western Australia's police officers report symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), new research led by Edith Cowan University has found.
Synchronous condensers have been around for more than a century - but their use declined as grid technologies improved. Now, they're making a comeback.
ECU research provides lessons both for businesses designing loyalty programs, and consumers who want to get more out of them.
Literature has always been a complex game of repetition and influence.
For six months in 2025, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation operated a radically different model for delivering food to Palestinians in Gaza.
New research into Australasian public servants, led by Dr Esme Franken from Edith Cowan University, shows how red tape and reactive workplaces are squandering genuine employee commitment.
Teachers don’t need debates about respectful relationships. They need backup and leaders willing to defend them and the curriculum, Associate Professor Helen Adams writes.
Since 2006, over 687 Occupational Therapy graduates have gone on to enrich the lives and wellbeing of our community throughout Western Australia and beyond.
ECU sent its largest-ever contingent of students to compete across 17 sports at the 2026 edition of Australia's premier university sporting event.
A play area and low sensory room have opened at ECU Health Centre Yanchep, servicing Yanchep's rapidly growing population, supported by the Department of Communities and ECU.
The exhibition opened at ECU City Campus last week – and it’s not too late for you to check it out.
ECU's annual Eagles in the Nest event occurs as part of a 10-year partnership between the University and the AFL club.
The choir is performing a special afternoon concert in Fremantle, celebrating Italian cultural heritage and rekindling childhood memories through the universal language of song.
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