Curtin University is Western Australia's largest university. Around 40,000 students attend a total of 16 Curtin locations, including campuses in Sydney, Singapore and East Malaysia.

Curtin is recognised nationally and internationally for excellence in education and research. Accordingly, extensive grants have been given to Curtin in recent years to build facilities and conduct research utilising some of the most advanced technologies in the world. Our students have access to innovative advancements in research and development in areas such as engineering, health, physical and theoretical science, astronomy, information technology, sustainability and business development.

• Since the University's establishment in 1968, we have vastly expanded our horizons to now include campuses in Sydney, Malaysia and Singapore. Our international presence ensures students graduate with qualifications that are recognised around the world.
• Curtin is one of the leading institutes supporting Australia's bid to host the world's largest telescope, the Square Kilometre Array.
• Curtin is a member of the Australian Technology Network, an alliance of five of the most innovative and enterprising universities in Australia.
• Curtin is the largest and most comprehensive provider of research and education in health sciences in Western Australia.
• In 2009 Curtin opened the Resources and Chemistry Precinct. The precinct represents a $116 million investment primarily funded by Curtin, with contributions from BHP Billiton and the Australian Federal Government.