James Cook University (Singapore Campus)

08/09/2026

Think AI can do all your studying for you? 👀 Think again.

At , students can access Learning Centre resources designed to help them use AI as a learning tool, from explaining concepts to generating study questions.

Because AI should support your learning, not replace it. 💡📚

07/09/2026

For Priyanka, it started with a passion for economics. 📊

When she was exploring study abroad options, caught her eye for its diverse campus community and range of program.

Choosing a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Economics, gave Priyanka a well-rounded foundation while helping her develop the ability to think critically, adapt and apply what she learns beyond the classroom.

Today, she sees these skills as valuable preparation for entering the workforce with confidence.

🎓 Discover where a passion for economics could take you.

04/09/2026

🎓 What skills will matter most in an AI-enabled future?

As AI continues to change the way we work, technical knowledge remains important – but so are the human skills that help us think creatively, solve problems and work with others.

was recently featured in a CNA story exploring the growing emphasis on STEAM education and how universities can prepare students for a rapidly changing workplace.

Through applied learning, our students have opportunities to connect ideas across different disciplines, tackle real-world challenges and put what they learn into practice.

As the workplace evolves, so too does the way we prepare the next generation. We’re pleased to be part of the conversation on how education can equip students with the skills they need for the future.

Watch the CNA feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znz-_9DZstU

We have heard a lot about STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, ...

03/09/2026

Think a business degree only leads to finance or management? Think again. 👀

From digital marketing and business analytics to consulting, technology, human resources, tourism and entrepreneurship, a business degree can open doors across industries and career paths.

At , students can choose from six majors, with opportunities to gain practical experience through Work Integrated Learning before graduation.

Wondering where a business degree could take you?

Read more: https://www.jcu.edu.sg/a-brighter-future/articles/What-Careers-Can-You-Pursue-With-a-Business-Degree-in-Singapore-Job-Opportunities-and-Paths-Explained

Business degree graduates in Singapore work across finance, marketing, HR, operations, technology management, consulting, and entrepreneurship. The breadth of transferable skills from a business degree means graduates are sought after well beyond traditional finance and management roles.

02/09/2026

🌱 A recognition of sustainability in action

We are pleased to receive the MNC: Merit Winner Leadership & Advocacy Award at the 27th Singapore Environmental Achievement Awards (SEAA) 2026.

At , we see sustainability as a journey that brings together our people, campus, community and shared responsibility for the future.

From how we plan and operate to how we learn and engage, we continue to look for ways to create positive impact. This recognition reflects the collective efforts of our colleagues and partners who turn sustainability commitments into action.

A journey we are proud to take together. 🌱

01/09/2026

What sparked Carin’s passion for counselling? 💙

For Carin, it started with a curiosity about how emotions shape our thoughts, behaviours and relationships.

Through the Master of Guidance and Counselling at , she found purpose in helping people make sense of their experiences in a supportive learning environment.

Thinking about a future in counselling? Discover the Master of Guidance and Counselling at .

31/08/2026

For people recovering from serious illnesses such as cancer, returning to work can bring a whole new set of challenges – some visible, some not.

In a CNA feature earlier this week, our Senior Lecturer, Dr Kim-Lim Tan, shared about supporting cancer survivors as they return to the workplace.

Beyond employment frameworks and workplace accommodations, Dr Tan highlighted the importance of empathy, psychological safety and honest conversations about what employees need during their recovery. He also discussed "work pacing" – giving employees realistic timelines and expectations as they gradually rebuild their capacity.

We’re glad to see our academics bringing their expertise into conversations that can help create more supportive and inclusive workplaces!

Read the article here:

Accommodating the needs of a worker returning to the office after a serious illness can create operational challenges, but open communication and adaptable work arrangements can allow the staff member to recover while continuing to contribute, survivors and managers say.

31/08/2026

5 things you should know about the Master of Guidance and Counselling 🎓

Considering a career in counselling? Dr DaXuan Ng, Lecturer in Counselling at , shares five things prospective students should know about the course.

From the learning experience to developing practical skills for the field, hear directly from our lecturer and get a closer look at what the course has to offer.

Find out more: https://www.jcu.edu.sg/courses-and-study/courses/course/master-of-guidance-and-counselling

28/08/2026

How do we make sure people remain at the heart of work as AI reshapes the workplace?

Earlier this week, our Senior Lecturer and Head of the Centre for International Trade and Business in Asia (CITBA) at , Dr Kim-Lim Tan, contributed his expertise to the Singapore Human Resources Institute’s Winning With People: Meaning Makers in the Age of AI panel discussion.

Drawing on his expertise in the future of work, workforce transformation and technology adoption, as well as more than a decade of public-sector HR experience, Dr Tan brought an academic and practitioner perspective to the conversation on how organisations and employees can adapt to an evolving world of work.

We’re glad to see ’s academic expertise contributing to conversations with industry and the professional community on how we can navigate the opportunities and challenges brought about by AI.

(Photos Credit: Singapore Human Resources Institute)