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We invite high schools and their students to visit a JCU campus and experience university life. Students gain new insights and skills at events which are tailored to suit the needs and aspirations of students in their respective year level.
We hope to be able to bring Year 8 UniX will be back in 2021 where students will have the opportunity to sample what it is like to study a range of different subjects broadly covering Science, Engineering, Medicine, Nursing, Education, Social Sciences, Business, Law, and Creative Arts.
Please contact the Future Students team for more information.
We hope to be able to bring Year 10 UniX will be back in 2021 where students will have the opportunity to experience what it is like to study a range of different subjects broadly covering Science, Engineering, Medicine, Nursing, Education, Social Sciences, Business, Law, and Creative Arts.
Please contact the Future Students team for more information.
We hope to be able to bring Year 12 UniX will be back in 2021 where students will have the opportunity to experience what it is like to study a range of different subjects broadly covering Science, Engineering, Medicine, Nursing, Education, Social Sciences, Business, Law, and Creative Arts.
Please contact the Future Students team for more information.
Heroes in Health
Get a sneak peek of what it’s really like to be in a healthcare career at Heroes in Health. This two-day program is a joint collaboration between JCU and the Mater Hospital that offers a unique opportunity to explore Medical, Nursing, and Allied Health Careers.
What to expect?
Gain unique insights into careers in healthcare. You will go behind the scenes at the Mater Hospital, with opportunities to speak directly with health professionals and have all your questions answered. To help with your career goals, JCU Advisors will be on hand to provide information about JCU health courses.
We look forward to releasing the 2021 locations and dates soon. Please visit our online registration page for more information.
Heroes in Business
Fuel your passion for a career in business, law, finance and tourism, hospitality, and events at Heroes in Business. This two-day program is a joint collaboration between JCU, Pullman Cairns International, and The Ville Townsville that offers a unique opportunity to explore careers in business, law, finance, and tourism.
What to expect?
Gain unique insights into Business. You will experience hands-on activities showcasing all the elements to a successful business operation as well as hear from local business professionals. To help with your career goals, JCU Advisors will be on hand to provide information about JCU courses.
We look forward to releasing the 2021 locations and dates soon. Please visit our online registration page for more information.
The Science and Engineering Challenge is a nationwide STEM outreach program presented by the University of Newcastle in partnership with JCU. Through the Challenge, students experience aspects of science and engineering which they would not usually see in their school environment.
Year 10 students from across the region will battle it out for a place at the State Super Challenge by building bridges, wiring cities, building a bionic hand, constructing earthquake proof towers and designing a catapult.
Students are supported to explore scientific principles for themselves rather than being guided to a pre-determined answer. The Science and Engineering Challenge strives to encourage students in Year 10 to consider a future career in science or engineering as they enter their senior schooling.
The challenge has a maximum of 8 schools in attendance each day, with a maximum number of 32 students per schools.
We look forward to releasing the 2021 locations and dates soon.
Please contact the Future Students team to register your interest in attending the 2021 Science and Engineering Challenge.