Curtin University Perth, named after former Australian Prime Minister John Curtin, was founded in 1966 and is the biggest university in Western Australia. Curtin University, located in Perth, Western Australia's flourishing metropolis, is one of the leading 1% of universities worldwide, with over 50 years of academic greatness and prestige, and is thus regarded as one of the best universities in Australia for international students.

CU retains its efficient and affordable recognition while inspiring its learners to join in sporting events, youth events, volunteer activities, on-campus activities, and coordinating university community interactions in high-quality public locations, earning a 5-star rating for service quality.

Curtin University Perth also has fitness centres, multipurpose outdoor courts and fields, retail outlets, banking services, prayer rooms, and libraries on campus. all available on campus. Curtin University offers approximately 340 under-graduate, 50+ post-graduate, and 100+ research programmes in 10 areas of study, including media and creative industries, business, management, and law, health and education, and information technology, and is formally recognized by the Department of Education and Training of Australia.

It also provides a variety of research degrees in a variety of research areas with the goal of changing people's minds and lifestyles across the world. In the ARWU 2020, CU is placed among the best 1% of academic institutions globally, and is classed at above international average in 95 percent of research areas.

At CurtinUniversity Perth , students can also apply for a variety of scholarships. Tim Winton, an award-winning novelist, John Butler, a music producer and singer, Martin Dougiamas, a teacher and computer scientist who earned his master's degree and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at Curtin University, and Judy Davis, an Australian actress, are just a few of the many renowned people who have come out of this university.