Curtin University Student Stories

I like being able to see the product of my design come to life and to imagine the transmission of loading through the structure.

The opportunity to improve yourself personally, professionally, academically and socially is unlimited. Be brave enough to fail.

I hope that by the end of my masters I can achieve all of this, and maybe just that little bit more, by having the resources to provide solutions, when sometimes all we can see are obstacles to conditions we may be living with.

I hope to innovate more efficient processes that will increase the quality of everyday food products.

Choosing to study a postgraduate course was the best decision I have made. I cannot wait to see where my final year takes me and my future as a dietitian.

I want to be part of a new age where engineers are constantly pushing the boundaries in an effort to be cleaner, more efficient and extract the value of our world's depleting resources.

PhD is a roadmap to becoming a skillful researcher in my field. I am interested to conduct experiments and troubleshoot the problems in the plant due to various plant pathogens. I want to see myself as the next generation molecular plant biologist involved in dealing with the complex phenomenon of plant-pathogen interactions.

I hope to find a job related to food and beverage at the end of the master's degree and use my knowledge effectively.

This program will give a strong foundation to start my long term research career. After pursuing this degree, my long term goal is to seek a teaching and research position in a research or academic institution where I can share my experiences and knowledge with others and where I can devote myself in new research works.

The postgraduate degree I am studying at Curtin University has been extremely forward-thinking and engaging.

I'm willing to sacrifice my time, resource and energy while seeking for support from your noble organization in aiding me achieve my dreams and ambitions.

Pursuing a Master program at your university is more of an opportunity than a challenge to me.