If you could relive your university days, what would you do differently? We asked #JCUSingapore graduates what they wish they had tried more during their time at university. From new experiences to opportunities they would have liked to explore, hear their reflections as they look back on their student journeys. 💙 What do you wish you had tried more at university? Share your answer in the comments! #JCUSingapore #Graduation2026 #GraduateStories #UniversityLife

We challenged our graduands to draw the #JCUSingapore logo from memory. 🎓✍️ How well do you think they did? Watch their attempts and let us know how you would score them in the comments! #JCUgrad #Graduation2026 #Shorts

Celebrate this special milestone with our graduates as they mark an important moment in their university journey at James Cook University (Singapore Campus).Watch the October 2026 graduation ceremony live and join us in congratulating graduates from:🎓 College of Healthcare Sciences 🎓 College of Science and Engineering 🎓 College of Arts, Society and EducationWe are incredibly proud of all our graduates and the dedication, growth and achievements that have brought them to this moment. Congratulations, graduates! 🎉#JCUSingapore #Graduation #JCUGradConnect with James Cook University, Singapore: Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jcu.singapore.fanpage/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jcu_singapore Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jcusingapore Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jcusingapore And for more news and information, visit https://www.jcu.edu.sg/

Good assignments start with good research. 🔎📚Learn how to find reliable sources, organise information and develop your ideas with guidance from Ms Mahaletchumi Sivalingam, Learning Advisor for Degree Programs at the #JCUSingapore Learning Centre.Build the research and academic skills you need to approach assignments with confidence and become a more independent learner.#LearningCentre #ResearchSkills #StudyTips #AcademicSuccess

What does it take to build a fair and inclusive workplace?As Singapore moves towards implementing the Workplace Fairness Act, organisations must look beyond legal compliance to create workplace cultures where employees are treated fairly, their needs are recognised, and everyone has the opportunity to contribute.Hosted at James Cook University in Singapore and organised by the Centre for International Trade and Business in Asia (CITBA Singapore) and the Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI), this Boardroom Perspective brings together leaders to explore how inclusive leadership can strengthen workplace culture and organisational performance.The discussion examines workplace fairness, accessibility, reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities, and practical ways leaders can build a stronger sense of belonging across their organisations.Watch to discover how inclusive leadership can support employee engagement, encourage innovation and strengthen organisational resilience.#JCUSingapore #WorkplaceFairness #InclusiveLeadership #HumanResources #FutureOfWork

How is technological addiction linked to depression and social withdrawal among young adults?In this study, researchers explored the relationships between technological addiction, depression and Hikikomori tendencies, a pattern of prolonged social withdrawal that can involve avoiding school, work and social interactions.Across two studies involving young adults, the findings revealed that technological addiction, depression and risk factors associated with Hikikomori were linked to stronger Hikikomori tendencies. The results also suggested that depression and Hikikomori risk factors may help explain the relationship between technological addiction and social withdrawal.These findings highlight the importance of understanding the psychological and behavioural factors associated with social withdrawal, and may help inform future approaches to supporting young adults at risk.Watch to learn more about the research findings and their implications for understanding Hikikomori tendencies among young adults.#JCUSingapore #Research #Psychology #MentalHealth #Hikikomori