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ECU staff in GovHack mashup

A team of four ECU staff recently participated in GovHack - an intensive day and a half looking at ways of creating mashups and applications with government data and services, and most importantly building a useable application.

World No Tobacco Day

World No Tobacco Day, held on 31 May each year, is an international initiative that urges smokers to go without tobacco for the whole day – and for all of us to support smokers in their efforts to quit.

Congratulations to Margaret Jones

I’m pleased to inform you that our Director of the Office of Research and Innovation, Dr Margaret Jones, is a Professor of the University following consideration of a detailed case which reviewed her achievements prior to appointment and her research leadership role at ECU.

Library borrowing services

Did you know there are a host of quick and easy ways to find library resources online?

Jason's journey

It’s not everyone’s idea of a holiday but for ECU’s Jason Hart, cycling eight hours per day in a 2000km journey from Spain to England raising money for Telethon sounds like a worthy cause.

Bookshop ordering for semester two

As we reach the halfway point in semester one, the time has come for the Co-op Bookshop to begin ordering for semester two texts. 

ECU Three Minute Thesis Competition: Registrations Open

Imagine explaining your life's work in three minutes.

Real world learning and authentic assessment: Are they compatible?

With the contemporary focus on student learning outcomes, academics are under pressure to design learning activities that meet unit and course objectives, and these are now subject to increased scrutiny from Academic Boards, accreditation agencies and TEQSA.

School students hosted for Earth Day

ECU’s Engagement Unit and the Australian Association for Environmental Education (AAEE) hosted Earth Day on Friday, 5 April 2013 on the Joondalup Campus.

AIM high and get results

ECU students are travelling across the globe thanks to AIM Overseas.

Access card upgrade information

The University will soon be upgrading its electronic access system, which controls access to ECU buildings via a swipe card.

Sea of blue at ECU

ECU was covered by a sea of blue shirts as the City of Joondalup descended onto Joondalup Campus last week.

Helping Indigenous students reach their potential

ECU is joining forces with the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME) to deliver a unique mentoring opportunity for students.

Further recognition for ECU academic

ECU’s wetland and eco-health expert Professor Pierre Horwitz has been reappointed to the Scientific and Technical Review Panel of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.

Developing ECU’s future leaders

Current and aspiring ECU Managers recently celebrated their completion of the Management Excellence Program for 2012.

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