Curtin celebrated 100 years of Mine Surveying, 50 years of Surveying and 25 years of Geographic Information Science offered at the university. Mr Royle graduated with a mine surveying degree in 1947.
Curtin’s Head of Department of Spatial Sciences Professor Bert Veenendaal said it was great to see more than 150 graduates attend the celebrations.
‘Whether a career in natural resources, mining, energy, tourism, agriculture, climate change or even health, it’s impressive how spatial sciences has pervaded these disciplines, opening up marvellous opportunities and pathways,’ he said.
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