Curtin University Student Stories

Following graduation, I hope to work for a non-for-profit such as Headspace, or in acute or community mental health to support those living with mental illness.

PhD is a roadmap to becoming a skillful researcher in my field. I am interested to conduct experiments and troubleshoot the problems in the plant due to various plant pathogens. I want to see myself as the next generation molecular plant biologist involved in dealing with the complex phenomenon of plant-pathogen interactions.

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.

I hope to innovate more efficient processes that will increase the quality of everyday food products.

Choosing to study a postgraduate course was the best decision I have made. I cannot wait to see where my final year takes me and my future as a dietitian.

I'm a PhD researcher dedicated to improving the plight of our native bees in the 'burbs!

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.

Since I shall be associated with teaching and research works at the university, the higher study is essential for me to increase my competence in discharging professional duties.

My dream is to pursue a career in conservation wildlife, particularly in the recovery of threatened species.

I want to be part of a new age where engineers are constantly pushing the boundaries in an effort to be cleaner, more efficient and extract the value of our world's depleting resources.