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50 years of jcu

explore jcu’s rich history, which begins in north queensland and stretches around the globe.

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yirrganydji names for jcu's cairns campuses

as part of its 50th birthday celebrations, james cook university’s cairns campuses have been given local indigenous names to acknowledge the role of aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples in the advancement of the university.

jcu’s townsville campus indigenous name unveiled

as part of its 50th birthday celebrations, james cook university's townsville campus has been given a local indigenous name to acknowledge the role of aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples in the advancement of the university.

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elite sport experience for jcu students

fourteen james cook university students have been getting the ultimate real-world experience working with elite basketballers as part of the jcu recovery hub established for the 2020 chemist warehouse wnbl season.

supporting dreams

growing up in gladstone in rural central queensland, dr danielle carter was always drawn to the idea of medicine. now as a gp she is supporting aboriginal and torres strait islander medical students and gp registrars as a way to give back to her community.

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caring for community by chern'ee sutton (kalkadoon)

welcome to weipa

find out why a rural placement in the far north was the perfect way for jcu student homya bolla to cap off her six-year medical degree.

health and medicine

aerial of weipa hospital

fighting for change

a journey to the other side of the country sparked isabelle nehme’s passion to make a difference. find out how that journey has led to the united nations and beyond.

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what is biological anthropology?

jcu associate professor kate domett’s skills are applicable to archaeological dig sites in south east asia, anatomy labs anywhere in the world and even forensic pathology labs from time to time.

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aussie mutton — not everyone's cup of tea

when economics student binh tran-nam arrived in townsville in 1973, he experienced a quiet country town, still without a casino, without an aquarium and mostly without tourists. this is the story of binh falling in love with australia and its people.

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making rural health matter

as we head towards the end of 2020, it's time to reflect on reaching the milestone of 50 years as a university and 20 years since the inception of jcu medicine.

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