In this episode of JCU Conversations, #JCUSingapore's Acting Dean of Research and Associate Dean of Research Education Associate Professor Denise Dillon chats with Dr Samuel Chng, Research Assistant Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities, Singapore University of Technology and Design. From Singapore’s “City in Nature” vision to the benefits of forest therapy, they discuss how connecting with nature can improve our wellbeing and even encourage positive action on climate change.Tune in to discover how understanding the relationship between people and their environments can help create healthier cities – and why reconnecting with nature may be more important than ever.Listen here: https://www.jcu.edu.sg/jcu-conversations/podcasts/jcu-conversations-47-denise-dillon

What happens when psychology meets nature? Associate Professor Denise Dillon, Acting Dean of Research and Associate Dean of Research Education at James Cook University (Singapore Campus) shares about environmental psychology – the study of how our surroundings influence our thoughts, behaviours and wellbeing.From Singapore’s “City in Nature” vision to the benefits of forest therapy, she discusses how connecting with nature can improve our wellbeing and even encourage positive action on climate change.Tune in to discover how understanding the relationship between people and their environments can help create healthier cities – and why reconnecting with nature may be more important than ever.This episode’s host: Dr Samuel Chng, Research Assistant Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities, Singapore University of Technology and Design.   🎧 Listen Now: https://www.jcu.edu.sg/jcu-conversations/podcasts/jcu-conversations-47-denise-dillon 🔗 Explore More Episodes: https://www.jcu.edu.sg/jcu-conversations Subscribe for more engaging conversations with industry leaders and experts! 🌟 Spotify - jcu.sg/spotify Apple Podcasts - jcu.sg/apple YouTube Playlist - jcu.sg/youtube #JCUConversations #Podcast #University

When your lecturer becomes the student 😏We put Dr Nurhafihz Noor, Senior Lecturer in Business, to the ultimate test…not business strategy, but chopstick skills 🥢😂 Safe to say, this might be tougher than any assignment at #JCUSingapore.

Your achievements mark the beginning of what’s next. Congratulations, #JCUSingapore graduates!

🔐 True or false? Our students took on the Cybersecurity Trivia Challenge to test their knowledge. Think you could do better? 😎#JCUSingapore

🎓 They survived university…now can they handle our questions?#JCUgrad

Be part of our Research Spotlight Series #1 exploring the intersection of urban lifestyles, climate change, and health with Professor Andreas Lopata.Uncover how environmental changes are reshaping allergen exposure and impacting health outcomes in tropical and rapidly urbanising areas.Details here: https://jcu.sg/rss31mar#JCUSingapore #Events

Thinking about studying in Singapore and wondering what student life is really like?If you’re a prospective student from South India (or exploring study options abroad), this webinar is for you!Hear directly from our current students as they share real experiences — from academics and campus life to cultural adjustment and daily living. Get honest insights, practical tips, and real stories to help you make an informed decision about your university journey.✨ Don’t miss this chance to ask questions and learn firsthand! https://www.jcu.edu.sg/events/mar-2026/authentic-conversations-students-studying-in-singapore-south-india/

If it’s on your FYP, you’re meant to be here 👀✨ Join us at the JCU Open House 💙🗓️ 28 March 2026, 11am to 5pmYour next chapter starts here: https://jcu.sg/oh2026

🎓 After years of lectures, tutorials, and exams…we gave our graduates one more unexpected question.#JCUgrad