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Beyond Compliance: What employers need to get right before Singapore’s Workplace Fairness Act takes effect Fri, 18 Sep 2026 Panel Discussion: With the Workplace Fairness Act due to take effect at the end of 2027, are organisations ready to translate the legislation into practical policies, inclusive leadership and everyday workplace culture?
JCU in Singapore sets new Singapore Book of Records title with Largest Panel Display of Postcards Thu, 6 Aug 2026 National Day initiative brings together students, staff and Kolam Ayer residents to celebrate Singapore through messages of hope, gratitude and belonging.
JCU in Singapore launches nation’s first university-based Asian seabass broodstock and hatchery facility Thu, 6 Aug 2026 The new purpose-built facility will advance tropical aquaculture research, industry innovation and workforce development in support of Singapore’s food resilience.
JCU in Singapore team named finalists at National AI Student Challenge 2026 Thu, 2 Jul 2026 Team Tecknologia from JCU in Singaporedevelops AI-powered solution to simplify troubleshooting across different machine log formats.
Study: Brief mindfulness meditation increases risk-taking behaviour Fri, 29 May 2026 A new study has found that brief mindfulness-based meditation can increase risk-taking behaviour, challenging the common assumption that mindfulness primarily encourages caution and restraint. The researchers also share how this finding can affect decision-making across different groups, such as first responders, healthcare workers, finance professionals and clinical populations.
JCU in Singapore and AustCham Singapore jointly launch Workforce Strategy Playbook Fri, 15 May 2026 Playbook launch: Decoding the D.N.A.S. of Australian Businesses in Singapore: A Workforce Strategy Playbook for Navigating Talent Management
Study: Does problematic gaming cause poor academic performance, or is it the other way round? Mon, 6 Apr 2026 Is problematic gaming a cause or consequence of poor academic grades? A global systematic review of studies over 15 years suggests the focus of interventions may need to shift towards addressing academic struggles, not gaming.
Book Launch: The Cybersecurity Game Master by JCU in Singapore academic Mon, 23 Mar 2026 Professor Roberto Dillon’s new book introduces a gamified approach to Tabletop Exercises (TTXs), helpingteams practise incident response and business continuity planning in the face of cybersecurity incidents.
James Cook University (Singapore Campus) Launches AI Playbook to Help Women-Led SMEs Drive Growth and Innovation Thu, 19 Mar 2026 New EMPOWER framework offers practical roadmap for artificial intelligence adoption among women entrepreneurs
Using BTS songs to teach marketing? Yes, says academic at JCU in Singapore. Wed, 28 Jan 2026 An academic at JCU in Singapore shares how pop culture, such as K-pop sensation BTS’s songs, can be powerful tools for the learning and teaching of services marketing.
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