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Port of Hay Point
openPort of Mackay
openPort of Abbot Point
openPort of Weipa
openCommunity Assets
Southern Breakwater
openBowen Jetty
openKommo Toera Trail
openOld Mulherin Park
openMt Bassett look out
openHay Point look out
openNorth Wall Rec Area
openUnlock your marine science passion with the North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) Marine Science Scholarship.
High school students can now apply for a unique opportunity to pursue marine science studies at James Cook University (JCU) in 2024.
This scholarship opens doors to a career in marine science by building important links to future employers with mentoring opportunities.
NQBP will provide:
The NQBP Marine Science Scholarship is open for application to candidates who:
We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds and abilities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTQI+ community, women, mature aged workers and people with different abilities.
For further information or to begin your application go to JCU's online application portal.
Applications close 31 January 2024.
Since 2021 NQBP and JCU have awarded five scholarships to university students undertaking a Bachelor of Marine Science.
The scholarship program is part of NQBP’s broader long-term partnership with JCU, where researchers monitor the local marine environment surrounding four ports Weipa, Mackay, Hay Point and Abbot Point.
Trainee marine pilots earn their stripes
North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation's newest marine pilots Gene Lowry and Tomlin Morgan have received their marine pilot licences and pilotage area endorsements for the Port of Hay Point
New port marine science internship
Two fortunate students from James Cook University will work alongside industry leaders as part of the inaugural internship program run by North Queensland Bulk Ports and the university.
NQBP opens 2026–27 Community Fund to support local priorities
North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) is now accepting applications for its 2026–27 Community Fund, providing $100,000 to support initiatives across NQBP’s port communities of Hay Point, Mackay, Abbot Point (Bowen) and Weipa.