Frequently Asked Questions

An official academic record is the official record of your JCU enrolment. It details all the subjects you've studied, your results, grade point average (GPA) and your graduation date (if conferred yet).  Order a copy online.

If you need to replace your testamur (graduation certificate) you can complete the request for replacement testamur application form online.  You will need to include a Statutory Declaration, outlining the reasons for the loss or destruction of the original testamur.

Yes, if your name has legally changed since graduating you can order a replacement Testamur that reflects your current name.

Head over to the Change of Name form to start this process.  You will need to submit documentation to support your name change, this may include one or more of the following: birth certificate, passport, Certificate of Name Change from the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, marriage certificate or a divorce decree.

Contact [email protected] if you have any questions.

Your employer can verify your qualifications by using the Online Award Verification Tool.

For students pre-2011 they can verify the qualification by contacting our exams office at [email protected]. The request must include the graduate's full name (at time of graduation), date of birth, award name, and year of conferral.

This is public information so your employer does not require any kind of waiver or approval from you.

Graduates of JCU are entitled to a range of benefits, from access to Library resources to email for life. Find out more.

For over 50 years JCU has helped graduates access the education and experience they need to thrive in a global workforce.

We’re proud to serve regional and remote communities and we remain dedicated to providing study experiences that are exciting, challenging and rewarding.

This Corporate Strategy (PDF, 3227 KB) is shared by all of JCU, across our operations and locations in Australia, Singapore and elsewhere. It sets out our values, priorities and what matters to us as a university.

Most importantly, it demonstrates our continued commitment to the success and wellbeing of students, our people, our communities and local economies.