Education and training investments

Joondalup stands as a premier destination for education, offering a comprehensive ecosystem that nurtures and develops future talent. With leading institutions and a commitment to digital and cyber innovation, the City is poised to meet the educational needs of both local and international students.

Key highlights

  • Perth's tertiary education hub: Joondalup Learning Precinct stands out by combining Edith Cowan University (ECU), North Metropolitan TAFE, and the WA Police Academy, offering a comprehensive mix of university and vocational education.
  • Diverse student base: Hosting over 34,000 primary and secondary students, plus more than 30,000 university attendees, including 6,000 international students.
  • Education employment leader: Supports nearly 9,500 education and training jobs, anchoring the region's educational sector.
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Strategic advantages

Learn more about Joondalup’s strategic positioning in the education and training sector:

Joondalup Learning Precinct: A collaborative education hub

The Joondalup Learning Precinct, featuring prominent institutions such as Edith Cowan University, North Metropolitan TAFE, and the Western Australian Police Academy, fosters a unique collaborative environment. This hub is committed to equipping graduates with distinctive employability advantages by integrating real-world experiences with academic learning.

Complemented by the Australian Medical Association WA (AMAWA) Training College and a College of Electrical Training campus, Joondalup stands as a gateway for nurturing future talent. 

As a leader in cyber and digital innovation, the precinct enhances its profile as an education provider, laying a strong foundation for international education demand and collaboration.

International education and collaboration

The presence of a significant number of international students highlights Joondalup’s role as a global education hub. Approximately 10 per cent of the City's student population is international, underscoring the area’s appeal and the opportunities for cross-border educational collaborations.

Investment opportunities

With a vast student base and numerous educational facilities, there are extensive opportunities for investment, particularly in student accommodation and related services. The City's focus on educational excellence and student wellbeing presents attractive prospects for developing purpose-built student housing and other infrastructure to support the growing student population.

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