The objects of the Society are:

(a) To become and remain registered with the Guild.

(b) To further the interests of enrolled students.

(c) To assist new students with orientation to the University.

(d) To encourage and promote cooperation between the Society and other Student societies.

(e) To do all things that are necessary and proper for the benefit and advancement of the Society and the Guild.

(f) To create a safe, inclusive and welcoming space where students from all backgrounds feel respected, heard and empowered to engage in meaningful conversations about human rights and humanitarian issues.

(g) To foster empathy, critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and active participation, where students lead opportunities for dialogue, education, leadership, volunteering, and community engagement while they are studying at Curtin University.
(h) To create a space where students can learn from one another, share lived experiences, challenge ideas respectfully and build meaningful connections across differences.

(i) To build a supportive student community centred on dignity, inclusion, respect and belonging.

(j) To create opportunities for students to connect across cultures, disciplines, identities and lived experiences while building a stronger sense of belonging and shared humanity within the Curtin community, work collaboratively with Curtin departments, student groups, and external organisations to promote inclusion, accessibility, positive social impact that will improve the visibility and engagement of Human Rights studies while welcoming students from all faculties who are passionate about creating a more inclusive and equitable community.
 

Note: No alteration, addition or amendment of the objectives outlined on this page shall be made without prior approval from the Curtin Student Guild in accordance with club governance policies.