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September 27, 2017
Are you a reluctant leader? Do you look away when your tutor asks people to head up a study group or manage a project? Yet, despite not seeking out the leadership role, you somehow always step up when your team… Read More
September 15, 2017
Curtin University Law and Commerce student Asha Healy recently discovered that “youths have the power to create change” after she attended the 8th University Leadership Symposium in Bangkok last month…. Read More
August 30, 2017
When you hear someone mention project management, do you switch off because you think it’s not relevant to your discipline or career choice? Well, it might be time to readjust your outlook. Learning some… Read More
August 21, 2017
Are you always on the lookout for ways to up your motivation and reduce procrastination? Are you momentarily filled with hope when you discover a new app that promises to do one or both for you? Well, you… Read More
August 3, 2017
If you think leadership skills are only for those with a burning ambition to manage others in the workplace, think again. There are many benefits to developing your knowledge and practice of leadership skills… Read More
May 8, 2017
We talk a lot about employability on this website, and there is no better way to prepare yourself for graduate employment than through our John Curtin Leadership Academy (JCLA). Luckily for you, applications… Read More
March 7, 2017
We’re excited to kick off the Curtin Leaders Program this week with Leadership 101 workshops! Leadership 101 is all about the basics of leadership, and helping you identify what leadership development… Read More
February 27, 2016
“The leadership component of Teach for Australia is a massive strength. It’s the reason I’m in a position to take on a leading teacher role, after only three years in the classroom.” – Adam Ross,… Read More
October 20, 2015
The following people view failure as a place to keep improving, to them the only way is up. Steve Jobs “Sometimes when you innovate, you make mistakes. It is best to admit them quickly, and get on with… Read More
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