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Creatinga brighter future
Study in the tropics
• In the top 4% of universities world-wide.*
• Tri-campus University with over 300 course offerings in Australia (Cairns and Townsville) and Singapore.
• Over 20,000 students including 6,000 international students from 100 nationalities, across campuses.
• Study areas include science, business, education, engineering, health, humanities and more.
* 2013 Academic Ranking of World Universities, published by the Center for World-Class Universities of Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Rankings
JCU is ranked 8th
on the number of Laureate Fellowships awarded by the Australian Government, putting it ahead of larger Australian institutions.
As Australia’s pre-eminent tropical research university, JCU is ranked first in the world for citations in the field of Coral Reef Ecology according to Essential Science Indicators.
The Academic Ranking of World Universities (AWU) places JCU as one of the world's leading academic and research institutions, in the top 4% of universities in the world, based on research excellence.
Nature Publishing Index places JCU as 30th overall in the Asia-Pacific for overall research and first in Earth and Environmental Sciences.
JCU has received the Australian Government's highest ranking of 'well above world standard' for research in Ecology, Environmental Science and Medical Microbiology.
BY AIRTownsville to:Cairns 50 minutesBrisbane 1 hour & 45 minutesSydney 2 hours & 45 minutesMelbourne 3 hours & 50 minutes
BY ROADTownsville to:Cairns 4 hoursBrisbane 16 hoursSydney 27 hoursMelbourne 31 hours
Where we are
The JCU Advantage
Australia’s University for the
tropics
Internationally recognised
Teaching and research reputation
for excellence
Supportive study environment
Relaxedtropical lifestyle
Lower cost of living than Australian
capital cities
English immersion in a true Australian
setting
Our campuses
JCU Townsville
• Lively on-campus community, with a grocery store, post office, cafés and licensed bar, fitness facilities and health clinics.
• On-campus accommodation houses around 1,400 students.
• Campus is 386 hectares of natural parkland setting.
• Award-winning student facilities offering state-of-the-art technology.
• Substantial research structures and facilities.
International focus12% of student population is international
JCU Townsville
International focus12% of student population is international
Eddie Koiki Mabo Library
Learning Spaces
Modern facilities
Clinical Practices Building
• Established in 2013• $44 million land-mark building• 5 levels to building, with
• medical practice• dental clinic • physiotherapy• café, pharmacy and grocery
• Centre for students to experience clinical practice involving public patients
Education Central
• Established in 2013• Won Australasian architectural
award • Contemporary learning space• Central to student services
JCU Cairns
• On-campus community, with a student refectory, café, licensed bar, gym, sporting oval and basketball court.
• Accommodation partners offer student housing close to campus.
• Unparalleled natural rainforest setting.
• Smaller class sizes allow for accessibleteaching staff and excellent academic support.
• Stepping off point to the Great Barrier Reef.
International focus10% of student population is international
JCU Cairns
International focus10% of student population is international
Cairns attractions: Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Daintree rainforests
Surrounded by rainforest-covered mountains
Located near the northern beaches
Modern facilities
• Established in 2009• An institute for advanced
studies in the social sciences and humanities
• Brings together the expertise and intellectual resources of more than 20 academic disciplines
• Home to leading national and international scholars
• Established in 2008• Funded by a grant of $52.5m• One of only three dental
schools in Australia• State-of-the art facilities
include an 80-seat dental simulation laboratory, science laboratories, dental clinic and student home group rooms
Dentistry clinic andteaching space
Cairns Institute
Multi-campus University
JCU Singapore
• JCU’s offshore campus in Asia
• Degrees in Business, IT and Psychology
• Fast track trimester schedule
• Part of Inter-campus Mobility program
• New campus location in 2015
JCU Brisbane
• Russo Higher Education operated campus
• Located in Brisbane city
• Courses in Accounting, Business, IT, Tourism and Hospitality Management
• Free job search services
• Fast-track trimester schedule
• Masters internships available
Life in the tropics
Studying at JCU
Studying at JCU
• Over 300 courses offered
• Two intakes per year –February and July
• Mix of lecturers, tutorials and laboratory sessions (also fieldwork and intensive subjects)
• Usually 4 subjects per semester(12 credit points)
Promotes independent thinking, analysis and discussion
What can I study?
Level of study
• Diploma• Bachelor• Masters (Coursework or
Research)• PhD’s • Study Abroad program
(semester/year)• Exchange program
Popular study areas
Pathways to JCU
On-campus English Language Centres offera number of English Language programs:• English for
Academic Purposes-Direct Entry English Program
• General English Program
• International English Language Testing System Preparation Course
EnglishJCU offers a number ofpathway programs for students looking forentry into a JCU degree.
• Credit for Previous Studies
• Diploma of Higher Education
• Postgraduate Qualifying Program (PQP)- Business
• Research Pathways
Academic
International students who do not meet the academic entry requirements may be eligible to receive a ‘packaged offer’. Students who are eligible for this option undertake alternative studies that are linked into the JCU program of their choice.
Academic structure
Two divisions make up JCU’s academic structure, within these are Colleges:
Division of Tropical Health and Medicine• Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences• Healthcare Sciences • Medicine and Dentistry
Division of Tropical Environments and Societies• Business, Law and Governance • Arts, Society and Education• Marine and Environmental Sciences• Science, Technology and Engineering
College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences
Public Health and Tropical Medicine
Biomedical Sciences
Veterinary Sciences
Molecular SciencesCourses that make a difference to the unique health issues facing thetropics
Physiotherapy
Speech Pathology
Occupational Therapy
Nursing, Midwifery and Nutrition
Psychology
Sports and Exercise Science
College of Healthcare Sciences
Students have a variety of choices when it comes to the delivery of healthcare.
Medicine
Dentistry
Pharmacy
College of Medicine and Dentistry
Exceptional opportunities for hands-on development of clinical skills.
Law
Accounting
Information Technology
Economics and Marketing
Tourism
Governance and Management
College of Business, Law and Governance
Students have the opportunity to learn skills across a number of disciplines
Education
Social Sciences
Social Work
Arts and Creative Media
College of Arts, Society and Education
Students have the opportunity to learn skills across a number of disciplines
Internationally recognised standard, with emphasis on people andsocieties inthe tropics
Marine and Ecosystems Impacts
Aquaculture and Fisheries
Sustainability and Environmental Design
Terrestrial Ecosystems and Climate Change
College of Marine and Environmental Sciences
With campuses located near the Great Barrier Reef JCU offers students apractical focus on study
Infrastructure & Design
Earth and Oceans
Matter and Materials
Intelligent Systems, Information & Modeling
Cyclone Testing Station
Economic Geology Research Unit
College of Science, Technology and Engineering
Teaching staff have received numerous National Teaching and LearningAwards for Excellence in Teaching.
Why JCU
A practical focus
Many subjects offer field trips, which allow students to study in the natural environmental and gain practical experience.
Students have access to unique environments and facilities such as:
• Orpheus Island Research Station• Great Barrier Reef • Daintree Rainforest • Indigenous heritage• Outback savannahs • Unique flora and fauna
Research Strengths
The unique tropical location of JCU allows nationally significant and internationally recognised research to be conducted by both staff and students.
Areas of Strength
• Marine Science• Earth Science• Climate Change• Tropical Biology and
Conservation• Biotechnology and
Molecular Sciences• People, Identity, Place –
intellectual, social,economic and cultural dynamics
JCU Research Facilities
• Australian Research Council's Centre ofExcellence for Coral Reef Studies
• Daintree Rainforest Observatory
• Orpheus Island Research Station
• The Cairns Institute
JCU Career Development Program
Students are taught how to make the most of their studies and to enable them to actively pursue their career goals with the following streams:
• University Preparation • Career Preparation• Work Placement Preparation• Career Management• Graduate Careers• Workplace Resilience
Students who successfully complete the program are given a certificate to add to their portfolio.
International JCU graduates:• learn the skills needed to succeed in their chosen career• gain qualifications that are recognised globally.
Program Profile
JCU Career Development ProgramStudents are taught how to make the most of their studies and to enable them to actively pursue their career goals, from University Preparation to Career Management and Workplace Resilience.
Graduate outcomes
• There are on and off campus accommodation options available to suit a variety of needs and budgets
• A central service is available to all students looking for accommodation, on or off campus
• A temporary accommodation service is available to students who need short-term living arrangements when they arrive
Money Matters
On-campus accommodation weekly rates per semester: Lowest (self-catered):$204 - $222Highest (full board):$287 - $312
Off-campus housingcosts per week:Rent (share only): $120 - $170Total (including food, utilities and travel): $350 - $450
Accommodation
Living in North Queensland
Safe and friendly Lower cost of living Strong and diverse economy Tropical climate Multicultural environment Proximity to Reef, Outback and
Rainforest Part-time job opportunities Relaxed lifestyle
Affordable Living
Expense Approximate cost (A$)
Rent (share only) $120 - $170
Food $100
Electricity $30
Transport/Travel $25 - $30
Miscellaneous $50
TOTAL PER WEEK $325 - $380
TOTAL PER YEAR $16,900 - $19,760
All costs are approximate and are subject to change. Rent is based on sharing a privately rented house. Students will need to factor in the cost of text books as well. Costs vary depending on the subject.
Approximate total living costsThe following provides a guide to the approximate cost of living in Townsville and Cairns.
Attractions Great Barrier Reef Atherton Tablelands Whitsunday Islands Magnetic Island Green Island The Strand
Daintree Rainforest The Outback Scuba Diving Kuranda Sky rail Billabong Sanctuary & Reef HQ Aquarium Airlie Beach
Free arrival reception service:JCU offers a free arrival service from the Townsville airport, bus or train station
Welcome:A compulsory Welcome Session gives comprehensive information to international students
Orientation program:Information session, tours, social events and opportunities available to meet staff and fellow students
Planning study:Students have a central location to go to for academic advice and support
Student Support
Orientation Week
•Official Welcome to JCU•Introduction to college•Meet with academic advisors•Variety of social events•Workshops and tour
Returning Home programAdvice on graduation procedures, travel arrangements, reverse culture shock, and how to stay in touch with JCU.
AlumniAll JCU students who have completed their studies are eligible to be part of the JCU alumni group
A comprehensive guideInternational students are given the Preparing to go home guide, with topics from Reverse Culture Shock to Graduation.
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Returning home
The JCU Advantage
Australia’s University for the
tropics
Internationally recognised
Teaching and research reputation
for excellence
Supportive study environment
Relaxedtropical lifestyle
Lower cost of living than Australian
capital cities
English immersion in a true Australian
setting
Find out more
International Recruitment
Email: [email protected] Vaddiparthi: [email protected] Bhatia: [email protected]
Web: jcu.edu.au/international
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