James Cook University (Singapore)

JCU Brisbane admission process varies for undergraduate and graduate students. Here are some important JCU Brisbane application deadlines for international students:JCU Brisbane CoursesApplication DeadlineBachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of SurgeryBachelor of Dental SurgeryBachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours)Sep, 2025 (Tentative)Master of Psychology (Clinical)Sep, 2025 (Tentative)Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)Graduate Diploma of PsychologyOct, 2025 (Tentative)Bachelor of Nursing - Bachelor of MidwiferyBachelor of PhysiotherapyDec 8, 2024Graduate Diploma of Medical ScienceMaster of Medical ScienceDec 30, 2024Master of Marine BiologyJan 17, 2025Master of Teaching & Learning (Primary)Jan 31, 2025Master of Teaching & Learning (Secondary)Jan 31, 2025Master of Professional PsychologyFeb 14, 2025Graduate Diploma of MidwiferyJan 3, 2025Diploma of Higher EducationJan 25, 2025Diploma of Higher EducationFeb 7, 2025All other undergraduate courses for Semester 1, 2025Feb 1, 2025All other undergraduate courses for Semester 1, 2025Feb 7, 2025All other postgraduate courses for Semester 1, 2025Feb 7, 2025Those planning to apply for Bachelor's courses can apply through the QTAC. For graduate courses, students can apply through the JCU (Official Application Portal).

Yes, JCU Brisbane provides on-campus accommodation facilities for their students, that too in affordable prices. It houses more than 2,000 students in three residencies. Students get to choose among a variety of housing options such as single and twin studios, private and lockable rooms in shared four/five/six bedroom apartments. Some of the facilities provided on-campus are:Fully furnished and air-conditioned roomsHigh ceilings, with full-height windows and block-out fabric blindsFree unlimited high-speed internetCommunal and breakout spaces for socialising and studyMedia and games rooms with large screens for movies and gamingGym and free bicycles and purpose-built bicycle storageCommunal kitchen and outdoor BBQ for cooking and entertainingA swimming pool

James Cook University Brisbane is home away from home for international students. Attending JCU Singapore has its own perks when it comes to the campus life. While studying in the university, students get to enjoy the perfect blend of urban living with the close community feel of a small town. Mentioned below are the facilities which make the James Cook University Singapore an ideal study abroad option:FacilitiesDetailsStudent Services- Student Hub- Study Hub- Male/Female Prayer Room- Stationery, Printing and Book Shop- 2-Storey Library- Student Discussion RoomsFood & Beverage- Air-conditioned and Non Air-conditioned Cafeteria- Food Stalls like: Drink Stall, Mala Food Stall, Indian Food Stall, Chicken Rice Stall (No pork no lard), Chicken Hotpot Stall, Nasi Padang Stall (Halal), Western Food Stall, Korean / Japanese Food Stall, and Mixed Rice Stall- Drinks, Snacks and Hot Food Vending MachinesLearning Facilities- Student Hub and Study Hub for students' relaxation and study- Aquaculture Research/Psychology Research and Teaching Facility- Science Teaching Lab- 4 auditoriums- Financial lab- Wireless network available around the campus- 6 Collaboration Rooms and 4 Apple RoomsClubs & Organizations- A vast variety of clubs and organizations in departments such as Academics, Cultures, Performing Arts, Sports, Common Interests, and more

Yes, international students get a range of James Cook University scholarships based on thier eligibility. Check below the popular scholarships at James Cook Australia:ScholarshipsValueJCU International Excellence ScholarshipValue: 25% tuition fee reductionJCU International Merit StipendValue: AUD$400 or INR 262 per fortnight to assist with living expenses.JCU Research ScholarshipsValue: Highly competitive scholarships are available to students commencing research degrees at Master or Doctoral level.Australia Awards ScholarshipsValue: long-term awards administered by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade that aim to provide opportunities for people from developing countries, particularly those countries located in the Indo-Pacific region.