ABC Goldfields By Sam Tomlin Posted Tue at 5:09pm In an era where children and teenagers are using technology at unprecedented levels, why are they no longer keen to study […]
Teachers say major change needed to stop students drifting away from STEM subjects Read More »
A WASM Curtin University geology student will study interstellar dust with NASA after being selected for a three-month internship at the Johnson Space Centre in Houston Texas. Nicole Nevill, who
WASM geology student shoots for the stars with NASA Read More »
Wednesday 26 April 2017 Researchers have discovered microfossils resembling fungi in lavas that erupted on the seafloor 2.4 billion years ago, representing the oldest evidence of fungal life. Professor Birger
WASM Discovers Oldest Form of Fungal Life Read More »
Brief Reminder of where it all began! The WA School of Mines was established in the Goldfields in 1902 as a result of a recommendation of a Government Committee
Original 1899 WASM campus in Coolgardie was setting for International exhibitors Read More »
Congratulations to Chris Drover, current PhD Candidate in the Curtin WA School of Mines’ Rock Mechanics Group, for being awarded the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining’s (IOM3) Mann Redmayne
WASM Curtin – Mineralogy Rank 6 Score 91.22 ::: ABOUT CWUR ::: The Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) publishes the only global university ranking that measures the quality of
Psst – Mineralogy Ranking is up Read More »
Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s WA School of Mines is one of four WA and Chinese universities involved in a new collaborative project with Fortescue Metals Group. The project aims to increase co-operation and
Program to give mining students insights Read More »
Congratulations to the Coed team who finished 3rd overall!! Taking out 1st place in both Swede Saw and Track Stand, also finishing 3rd in Muck and 2nd in Hand Steel
Congratulations Wombats Read More »
ABC News Mining engineering graduates have the highest employment of all engineering specialties. That is according to data from Graduate Careers Australia, which shows that mining engineering graduates have an
Renewable Industry snaps up mining engineers Read More »
WASM Geophysics Richard Lovett US Science Writer The ancient Earth did not require plate tectonics to form rocks similar to those associated with today’s tectonic processes, a team of Australian
Australian rocks suggest early Earth may not have had plate tectonics Read More »