Celebrating the Class of 2025 at Curtin Singapore

Curtin Singapore proudly hosted its Graduation Ceremony this month at The Star Theatre, The Star Performing Arts Centre. The event marked the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and resilience for its graduating students.

Every graduate leaves Curtin Singapore with more than academic achievements – taking with them the experiences, friendships, and memories forged during their studies. Behind every success story is a journey of determination, late nights, and personal triumphs.

Why choose Curtin Singapore?

• A globally recognised degree

Graduates receive a Curtin University degree, ranked among the top 1% worldwide and recognised internationally for its academic excellence and industry relevance. This prestigious qualification equips them with practical skills, critical insights, and industry-ready experience, unlocking opportunities across Singapore and around the world.

• A global network

The graduates now join a vibrant global community of over 230,000 Curtin alumni across more than 160 countries. This network connects professionals worldwide, providing mentorship, career opportunities, and lifelong connections. From local industry leaders to international innovators, Curtin alumni continue to make a meaningful impact across industries and borders. This extensive network offers invaluable opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and lifelong connections, empowering alumni to thrive in diverse industries worldwide.

• Beyond Curtin

As Curtin Singapore’s graduates embark on their professional journeys, they carry with them the knowledge, skills, and experiences gained during their time at the university. Curtin Singapore remains committed to supporting its alumni, fostering a network of professionals who continue to contribute to various industries worldwide.

Curtin Singapore congratulates the Class of 2025 once again. Their achievements serve as an inspiration, and the university looks forward to seeing the remarkable contributions they will make in the future.