When Uta Wille was working towards her PhD in Germany in the late 1980’s, she swiftly learnt that being a young woman in a scientific field required resilience. Her research group was a sea of twenty men. Her [...]
Imagine you're a first-year chemistry student. What does your semester of General Chemistry look like? Well, it's usually heavily content driven – after all, there's a lot of theoretical science to learn. The fundamentals of molecular science is a [...]
Psychology is predominantly taught from a Western perspective. However, when helping our students to become clinic-ready psychologists in our multicultural society, it’s become clear that students need cross-cultural graduate attributes. Dr Kelly Prandl, clinical psychologist and associate at Curtin University, has the rewarding [...]
The world as we know it is changing – fast. Along with it is the way we work, meaning today’s careers will look very different in the future. The modern student seeks both the technical expertise and the essential, [...]