Examination Board

Professor Alex Stojcevski is an educational leader and executive with experience across three diverse continents, including Australia, Europe, and Asia.

Professor Alex Stojcevski is currently the Pro Vice-Chancellor & President of Curtin Singapore.

Prior to Curtin Singapore, Professor Stojcevski was the Dean of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne Australia. In addition, Professor Stojcevski has held senior leadership positions at RMIT University based in Vietnam, and Deakin University in Australia. Professor Stojcevski also held an invited Professor role at Aalborg University Denmark, and currently holds a Distinguished Professor position with Sanjay Ghodawat University, India. He is also an invited Fellow of the Institute of Engineers Australia.

Professor Stojcevski holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Engineering, Masters by research degree in Artificial Intelligence and Fuzzy Logic, and a Bachelor degree in Engineering. He also holds a Master degree in Educational Leadership and a Master degree in Project Based Learning (PBL) from Aalborg University in Denmark.

He holds an internationally recognised profile in Renewable Energy, Artificial Intelligence, Sustainability, and STEM Education. Professor Stojcevski is in the world’s 2% top-cited scientists in the categories of “Energy”, and “Electrical and Electronics Engineering”. He has published over 450 articles and has supervised more than 30 PhD student completions.

He has very strong collaboration with a number of industries and Universities worldwide, resulting in income-generating partnerships of over AUD$90m.

Quentin is the College Director and Principal at Curtin College in Perth, drawing on a wealth of experience from his accomplished career across Australia, Vietnam, and China. His expertise spans academic leadership, program management, and business development, which he now leverages to drive excellence at Curtin College.

He also spearheaded a major Australian Government-funded initiative focused on leadership development in Vietnam. Committed to enhancing student and staff experiences, Quentin continues to foster innovation and growth within Curtin College.

Vivian Poh is the Director of Academic Services at Curtin Singapore, having joined the institution in 2017 and assumed her current role in 2024. In her capacity as Director of Academic Services, Vivian provides strategic direction, leadership, and oversight for key areas such as Academic Services, Assessments and Progressions, and Student Experience and Engagement. Her role extends beyond administrative functions to actively enhancing the overall student experience and engagement. With her deep commitment to academic excellence and operational efficiency, Vivian plays a pivotal role in ensuring that Curtin Singapore’s academic services are both effective and aligned with the Curtin Singapore’s broader goals.

A strong advocate for a student-centred environment, Vivian is dedicated to fostering high-quality student services that enhance learning outcomes and satisfaction. Additionally, Vivian serves on various committees related to learning and teaching, where her experience and leadership help shape initiatives aimed at improving educational delivery and enhancing the student journey. Her passion for creating a supportive and engaging environment continues to drive innovations that benefit both students and staff at Curtin Singapore.

Nick Swallow is the Director of Studies for the English Pathway program in Curtin Singapore. He joined Curtin Singapore in 2013 as an English teacher, taking on his current responsibilities from 2016 onwards. He plays a key role in enabling international students to raise their English language skills before they take on the challenges of tertiary education. He also works closely with the teaching team to ensure courses are delivered at a consistently high level of quality.

Nick has been working in the field of English-language teaching for over 20 years. He has spent many years working together with international students in Singapore as a teacher, teacher trainer, and department head. He holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Manchester, UK, and a Master of Applied Linguistics from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University.