PPIA (The Indonesian Students Association of Australia) of Curtin University aims to increase awareness of the Indonesian culture, whilst at the same time bringing together those with an interest in Indonesian culture.
The PRSC is a student run chapter in Public Relations, with the aim to facilitate, inform and empower PR students with the ability to discover more about their future field of practice through a variety of different platforms.
Rhythmos is Curtin's award-winning a cappella choir. With the Greek ethos of symmetry, form and beauty instilled in our name, we are a committed group of singers with strong reliable voices, and a passion for music.
Social Dance @ Curtin promotes social interaction, harmony and integration in the Curtin academic community, through various social dance forms from different regions of the world.
Vanakkam! Ayubowan!
SLAYA is an enabling platform that fosters a sense of community amongst the Sri Lankan youths of Australia or people who enjoy the culture!
Student Actuarial Society (SAS) is both an academic and social club. We aim to provide opportunities for Curtin actuarial students including skills workshops, networking and social events.
Our goal is to create a space for keen animators to practice, get motivation and support each other while we learn together. The focus is on creating and sharing our own animations.
The Stand Up Project is a student run, not-for-profit organisation, founded at Curtin University. Our initiative will unite Curtin students and staff and provide opportunities to fundraise year round for charities in need of help.
TSA strives to unite the various therapy disciplines at Curtin University (Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy), and new addition ESRS.
The objectives of THESA is to create a united body of like-minded students who are interested in consolidating and developing skills as well as knowledge in tourism, hospitality and event management.
UnMute is a student-managed university club that strives to establish an empowering community for female members of the educational body, although not exclusively, and posit positivity in the concept of women engagement in all areas of commerce.
