Curtin University Student Stories

I like being able to see the product of my design come to life and to imagine the transmission of loading through the structure.

The opportunity to improve yourself personally, professionally, academically and socially is unlimited. Be brave enough to fail.

A degree in Public Health will help me manage the delivery of health care informatics and also help me understand how these can improve overall health. Public health has helped me broaden my perspective about health. It has helped me understand health in a far better way than I had hoped!

I was exposed to the field of clinical research through my courses.

I am fortunate to be able to cross paths with many healthcare professionals and am inspired and motivated to be part of the industry.

I cannot wait to finish my final year and begin exploring exactly what field will fit me best.

The Curtin degree, I believe, will develop my expertise and skills as an English teaching professional and researcher, and I am confident that I can serve my institution and my country better than I can now.

As I am currently in an emerging power systems course I am getting exposed to a huge variety of power systems.

The research for this degree has taught me so much in regard to the importance of trust.

A medical misdiagnosis at the age of 14 first sparked my awareness to health.

While I am in the doctorates program, my short-term objective is to engage in research to further expand my knowledge of engineering. After completion, my long-term goal is to stay in academia.

My dream is to get my masters degree as well as my license as an architect, and one day would be able to travel around the world and be as involved in many international projects as I can.