Meet Dr. Eva Ignatious
Dr Eva Ignatious from India commenced her PhD at Charles Darwin University (CDU) in 2019. Her research focused on design solutions for hearing problems using brain signals which earned her the Young Investors Award at the Northern Territory Science Week.
Currently, Eva serves as a lecturer at CDU, where she teaches various engineering subjects, including Biomedical Engineering. She also worked as First Nation support tutor and held the position of Engagement Officer, leading a math challenge initiative for Year 10 students in the NT. Her leadership extended to her role at Inspired NT, where she managed projects aimed at enhancing community engagement in science.
Recently, Eva was nominated for the Engineers Australia 2024 Emerging Professional Engineer of the Year Award in NT division, receiving special mention for her outstanding contributions to engineering talent and innovation nationwide.
Eva’s achievements reflect her commitment to advancing education and technology in the NT, making a lasting impact on both her field and the community.
Student stories
Abhishek - India
Charles Darwin University (CDU)
Darwin city seemed small but it is home to people with kind, warm hearts. I have always felt welcomed in this city.
Adele - Italy
Charles Darwin University (CDU)
Hi, I am Adele and I am an international student from Italy.
Adi - Fiji
Alana Kaye College
I came to Darwin in October 2018 from Fiji to visit my older sister who works and resides in Elcho Island.
Adria - Bangladesh
I grew up hearing wonderful stories about Australia, in particular, the Northern Territory (NT) from my father.
Akansh - India
Charles Darwin University (CDU)
Darwin is a perfect balance between city life and the outback life.