Discover the river city
Brisbane is a culturally diverse hub for world-class art, lively dining and premier events. Known for its unique architecture and riverfront setting, the city boasts year-round sunshine and laid back charm. Unrivalled employment growth, safety and affordability make Brisbane one of Australia’s most attractive cities to live, study, work and play.
Campus facilities
The facilities available on the JCU Brisbane campus play a key role in making your learning experience manageable and enjoyable.
The Student Lounge is a lively and comfortable space to relax between classes, during lunch breaks or after hours. It features a pool table, table tennis, carrom, multiple televisions, couches and Xbox 360 consoles. The lounge also has a separate kitchen equipped with fridge and microwave facilities as well as a large dining area where you can enjoy your meal with friends.
All staff and students can access the multi-faith prayer room - a welcoming and accessible space for people of all faiths and traditions. JCU Brisbane embraces the religious and spiritual diversity of our community, recognising the need for people to participate in prayer and other religious activities during university hours.
Social clubs
Coordinated by the Student Association, JCU Brisbane offers students a huge range of social clubs to choose from.
These clubs are for students interested in:
- Competitive futsal
- Technology and innovation
- Photography and arts
- Health and fitness
- Motorbike riding
- Indoor games
- Accounting
- Business
- Hospitality
- Reading
- Social activities
Ready today for tomorrow
Student stories
"When I decided to study at JCU Brisbane, it was and still is very well known for its graduate employability and that is what I was looking for in the long run.
Before accepting my offer, I was told that JCU Brisbane is a place where talent is recognised and awarded, which is exactly what I’ve found since being here.
Friendly professors encourage me at every step of my journey and that pumps me up with confidence that I’m doing alright and I can do better!"
Harshitha Paderu (India), Master of Information Technology