Bond University College Guide

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BOND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE GUIDE

Faculty of Law Sustainable Development Building

Bond Business School Bus stop

Faculty of Society & Design

Main Library Abedian School of Architecture

Student Accommodation Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

U N I V E R S I T Y I S FO R E V E RYO N E Vice Chancellor’s Message Bond University College offers an alternative pathway to university that comes with extra academic, English and learning support to ease the transition to full degree studies.

That means face-to-face teaching in small class groups, additional one-on-one assistance from teachers, free English language and academic skills workshops – in other words, everything you need to prepare for university studies.

And as a Bond University College student, you will be fully immersed in university life with full access to all of the resources, student support, sporting facilities, clubs and societies that make Bond University Australia’s most highly rated university for ‘student experience’.

Most importantly the diploma subjects you complete at Bond University College will be credited towards your Bond undergraduate degree, enabling you to graduate ahead of your peers.

Since 2007, more than 1300 students have completed our university preparation programs and higher education diplomas.

Every one of those students has then been eligible to enter a Bond University degree program.

With programs available in Business, Built Environment, Communication, Criminology, Health, International Hotel & Tourism, Law and Sport, Bond University College is sure to have a program that best meets your needs..

We look forward to sharing the start of an exciting journey with you at Bond University College.

Professor Tim Brailsford Vice Chancellor and President

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CONTENTS 3 University is for Everyone

17 Bond University College Foundation Program

5 The Most Valuable Investment

17 Bond University College - University Preparation Program

7 About Bond University

18 English Language Pathways

8 Pathways to Bond University

18 General English

9 Bond University Study Areas

19 English for Academic Purposes

10 Hear from our students

20 A Unique Sense of Community and Belonging

12 Diploma of Built Environment

22 Student Services

12 Diploma of Business

23 Sport is in our DNA

14 Diploma of Communication

24 Destination: Gold Coast

14 Diploma of Criminology

26 Living on the Gold Coast

15 Diploma of Health Sciences

27 Accommodation

15 Diploma of International Hotel and Tourism Management

28 Financing your Degree

16 Diploma of Legal Studies

29 How to Apply to Bond

16 Diploma of Sport Management

30 Entry Requirements (Domestic)

17 University Preparation Pathways

31 Entry Requirements (International)

T H E M O S T VA L U A B L E I N V EST M E N T YO U W I L L E V E R M A K E

NUMBER

THIRTEEN YEARS IN A ROW in Australia for STUDENT EXPERIENCE in Queensland for OVERALL EXPERIENCE Rated on the Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) website

GLOBAL

TOP 20

2019 GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE

F E E- H E L P Access to the interest-free government loan program FEE-HELP for Australian citizens

FULL SEMESTERS PER YEAR

S T U D E N T: T E A C H E R R AT I O

Finish your degree faster

Lowest in Australia

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Ranked in the Times Higher Education Best Small Universities in the World.

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT STUDENT SUPPORT TEACHING QUALITY LEARNING RESOURCES LEARNER ENGAGEMENT

ABOUT BOND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

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WHERE ARE OUR STUDENTS FROM?

different countries represented at Bond University College over the last five years (2014-2019)

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20 countries represented at Bond University College over the last five years (2014-2019)

of English for Academic Purposes students passed their program in the last two years (2017-2019)

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Australia China India Canada Malaysia Japan Taiwan Oman Hong Kong Pakistan

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Kuwait Singapore Brazil Papua New Guinea United States of America New Caledonia Vietnam Nepal New Zealand Thailand

most popular programs Bond University College students are transitioning into

Master of Construction Practice (Professional) Bachelor of Laws Bachelor of Construction Practice & Quantity Surveying Bachelor of Psychological Science Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bachelor of Business Bachelor of International Hotel & Tourism Management Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Architectural Studies Bachelor of Property

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P A T H W AY S T O B O N D U N I V E R S I T Y If you don’t meet the entry requirements for your chosen degree, Bond University College offers a range of admission pathways to help you achieve the academic and English language requirements you need.

Bond University College is located in the heart of the Bond University campus where you will benefit from extra hours of face-to-face teaching in a small class mentored environment.

You will have access to all of the University resources and facilities, and will be welcomed as a fully fledged member of the University community from the day you arrive.

Use the graph below to explore your pathway to your chosen degree.

Bachelor Degree*

Pathways to Bond University

Semester 6

UNDERGRADUATE

Semester 5

Semester 4

Semester 3

Semester 2 Higher Education Diploma

PRE-UNIVERSITY

Semester 1

Australian Year 12 or Equivalent Foundation Program or University Preparation Program Australian Year 11 or Equivalent

Secondary School or international equivalent

Bond University College

*The average Bond University undergraduate degree is two years but may be longer in some areas of study.

Bond University

B O N D U N I V E R S I T Y ST U DY A R E AS There is a lot to consider when deciding what you will study. Knowing where your program will take you after you graduate is very important.

Successful completion of a Bond University College program gives you the opportunity to gain entry to Bond University, with varying credit.

Bond’s undergraduate and postgraduate degrees fall under Bond Business School, the Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine, the Faculty of Law, and Faculty of Society & Design.

Use the table below to explore your future study options based on your career interests.

• Diploma of Business • Diploma of Legal Studies

• Diploma of International Hotel and Tourism Management • Diploma of Sport Management

FACULTY OF LAW

BOND BUSINESS SCHOOL • • • • •

• • •

Actuarial Science and Data Analytics Business Commerce International Hotel and Tourism Management Sport Management

Business Law Jurisprudence Law

• Diploma of Built Environment • Diploma of Communication

• Diploma of Health Sciences

• Diploma of Criminology

FACULTY OF SOCIETY & DESIGN

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES & MEDICINE • • •

•

Biomedical Science Exercise and Sports Science Health Sciences

• • • •

Architecture and Built Environment Arts Communication Creative Arts Criminology

• • • • •

Film and Television Humanities International Relations Psychological Science and Counselling Social Science

The time to completion from a Diploma program to a Bachelor program is essentially the same. Once you successfully complete your Diploma you enter your Bachelor program in Semester 3*.

Below is an example timeline for completing a Diploma and a Bachelor program.

Diploma 8 months

Diploma Program

Bachelor 1 year 4 months

2 years

Semester

1

2

Year 1

*Please note that this is not applicable to all Bachelor programs.

3

4

5

Year 2

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Bachelor Program

HEAR FROM OUR STUDENTS From the day I started I felt deeply that the College and Bond University were my second home. The teachers and students here are very friendly and I can easily make friends with students from all over the world in such an international environment. The preparatory study let me find my own direction, but also taught me the University’s learning environment and atmosphere. When I encountered difficulties, I always received warm and helpful direction from Bond teachers. Bond University offers an unparalleled free student service, and learning guidance helps me improve my English skills quickly. I am very happy that I made the right choice to study at Bond.

Jieyi Chen Foundation Program > Bachelor of Biomedical Science / Bachelor of Laws China

The Diploma of Legal Studies was a fantastic stepping stone which really assisted me in getting back into the swing of learning after having a five year break from study.

It motivated and prepared me for what to expect in my Bachelor of Laws. My Bond University journey was challenging yet so incredibly rewarding. Learning alongside students from all over the world, by expert lecturers allowed me to grow as an individual, a student and a professional. I felt supported, encouraged and pushed to the absolute best of my ability. Now I have graduated I am working as a Solicitor in a Brisbane law firm. I loved every minute of my Bond experience.

Laura Hagan Diploma of Legal Studies > Bachelor of Laws > Solicitor at Merthyr Law Australia

I was studying English education at a university in Japan aiming to be an English teacher when I heard about a study tour to Australia. I thought it was a good opportunity to test out studying abroad so I came over and spent three weeks studying General English at Bond University College. I loved it so much that I decided to come back to study English for a year. After my English programs I wanted to keep studying at Bond so I cancelled my enrolment in Japan and studied a Bachelor of Communication here. I am now an Associate of Client Experience for Weber Shandwick in Tokyo. Bond was more than just the foundation of my career development, Bond was the best choice I’ve made in my life.

Satoshi Ito General English > English for Academic Purposes > Bachelor of Communication > Associate, Client Experience at Weber Shandwick Japan

The Diploma of Business helped me transition smoothly from working full-time to studying full-time. The subjects covered in the Diploma gave me a good foundation of knowledge before starting my degree. The campus is really nice and the small class sizes make learning more personable. Bond has great facilities and the learning experience is unparalleled. Every class I’ve had at Bond, the teachers have known me by name and have been more than willing to do whatever they can. It’s a very encouraging atmosphere as the teachers want to see you succeed.

Elizabeth O’Hagan Diploma of Business > Bachelor of Commerce > Graduate Analyst at Pinnacle Investment Management Australia

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Diploma of Built Environment

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

CRICOS Course Code 098537A

16 - 21 / 58.20 - 45.25 Please see page 31 for international requirements

The Diploma of Built Environment provides a foundation for a career in various property sectors. This program enables students to specialise in either property or construction management and quantity surveying.

**Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

Students must complete the mandatory subjects above, plus four elective subjects pertaining to the mainstream undergraduate program (refer to sequencing plans below).

Structure to articulate to the Bachelor of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying Please choose four electives from the below: • • • • •

Duration

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

Structure to articulate to the Bachelor of Property Please choose four electives from the below: • •

SUBJECTS Mandatory subjects • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-103 Ethical Thought and Action • BCDP02-062 Understanding Buildings 1

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BCDP02-058 Land Economy and the Environment BCDP02-061 Real Estate Property Rights BCDP02-027 Sustainable Development and Society BCDP02-036 Planning Process BCDP02-008 Accounting for Decision Making

CREDIT The Diploma of Built Environment provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets: • • •

Bachelor of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying (8) Bachelor of Property (8) Bachelor of Architectural Studies (4)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-built-environment

BCDP02-059 Managing Projects BCDP02-058 Land Economy and the Environment BCDP02-027 Sustainable Development and Society BCDP02-036 Planning Processes BCDP02-056 Introduction to the Property and Construction Industries

Diploma of Business

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

CRICOS Course Code 078663E

16 - 21 / 58.20 - 45.25 Please see page 31 for international requirements

The Diploma of Business offers a broad foundation for a range of career opportunities in the corporate sphere. Some core skills covered include managing teams, leadership, communicating in groups, conflict resolution, problem solving, individual and group decision making, information management, the use of different network technologies, and an understanding of ethics, morals and cultural beliefs.

Duration

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

CREDIT The Diploma of Business provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets: • • • • •

SUBJECTS • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills** • BCDP02-033 Introduction to Global Citizenship • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-040 Digital Transformation of Business • BCDP02-005 Marketing • BCDP01-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-054 Elementary Maths • BCDP02-006 Principles of Economics • BCDP02-008 Accounting for Decision Making

Starting

• •

Bachelor of Business (8) Bachelor of Commerce (8) Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Commerce (8) Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws (8) Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws (8) Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Business (8) Bachelor of Laws (7)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-business

**Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6). *For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Activities Membership, accommodation, textbooks and living costs.

CLARISSE LAFLEUR General English > English for Academic Purposes > Diploma of Business > Bachelor of Business > Master of Business New Caledonia

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“Bond University is one of a kind and leaves a strong impression. I moved to Australia to improve my English. I met amazing people from around the world and I had the opportunity to learn from passionate teachers who motivated me and pushed me to do my best. After completing my English studies I enrolled in a diploma, followed by a Bachelor of Business. Here, I made friends for life but also attended fascinating classes with interesting professors.�

Diploma of Communication

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

CRICOS Course Code 078664D

16 - 21 / 58.20 - 45.25 Please see page 31 for international requirements

The Diploma of Communication opens up a wide range of career and further study opportunities in disciplines ranging from film and television through to journalism and multimedia. Diploma students have the opportunity to study Digital Media and Society, Public Relations and the Australian Media.

Duration

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

CREDIT The Diploma of Communication provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets: • •

SUBJECTS • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills** • BCDP02-033 Introduction to Global Citizenship • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-103 Ethical Thought and Action • BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-009 Introduction to Communication • BCDP02-010 Digital Media and Society • BCDP02-011 Public Relations Principles and Practice • BCDP02-012 The Australian Media

Starting

• • • • • •

Bachelor of Communication (8) Bachelor of Communication (Business) (8) Bachelor of Arts (8) Bachelor of International Relations (8) Bachelor of Laws (8) Bachelor of Psychological Science (8) Bachelor of Film and Television (6) Bachelor of Journalism (6)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-communication

**Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

Diploma of Criminology

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

CRICOS Course Code 078658B

16 - 21 / 58.20 - 45.25 Please see page 31 for international requirements

Starting

Duration

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

The Diploma of Criminology provides a fascinating introduction to the study of criminology with subjects including Media and Crime, Forensic Victimology, Crime and Deviance and the Australian Criminal Justice System. Some core skills covered include familiarity with the criminal justice system and the ability to draw on knowledge and perspectives from a range of disciplines such as law, sociology, psychology and history.

Elective subjects Students must complete two of the following elective subjects for the Diploma of Criminology:

SUBJECTS Mandatory subjects • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills** • BCDP02-033 Introduction to Global Citizenship • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-103 Ethical Thought and Action • BCDP02-014 Crime and Deviance • BCDP02-015 Contemporary Issues in Law and Society

CREDIT The Diploma of Criminology provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets:

*Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

• • •

• • • •

BCDP02-013 The Australian Criminal Justice System BCDP02-016 Forensic Victimology BCDP02-017 Media and Crime

Bachelor of Psychological Science (8) Bachelor of Arts (8) Bachelor of Social Science (8) Bachelor of Laws (8)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-criminology

*For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Activities Membership, accommodation, textbooks and living costs.

Diploma of Health Sciences

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

CRICOS Course Code 093260K

16 - 18 / 58.20 - 50.15 Please see page 31 for international requirements

The Diploma of Health Sciences offers a broad foundation in biological and chemical sciences where you will gain an understanding of basic and applied sciences, including the anatomical, molecular and physiological processes of human health and function. You will develop technical, scientific and research skills using some of the latest research equipment, which can be applied across a broad range of industries. Completing the Diploma of Health Sciences satisfies the prerequisite subjects required for entry to the Bachelor of Biomedical Science and Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science.

SUBJECTS • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills* • BCDP02-063 Australia’s Health Issues and Priorities • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-054 Elementary Maths • BCDP01-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-103 Ethical Thought and Action • BCDP02-050 Introduction to Chemistry • BCDP02-052 Chemistry for Living Systems • BCDP02-053 Principles of Human Structure and Function

Starting

Duration

Jan Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

CREDIT The Diploma of Health Sciences provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets: • • •

Bachelor of Biomedical Science (8) Bachelor of Health Sciences (8) Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (5)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-health-sciences Students who complete the Diploma of Health Sciences in a May semester and commence the Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (pre-health major) in a September semester will be able to complete both the Diploma and the Bachelor in six semesters.

*Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

Diploma of International Hotel and Tourism Management

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

CRICOS Course Code 088313M

16 - 21 / 58.20 - 45.25 Please see page 31 for international requirements

**Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

Elective subjects Students must complete four of the following elective subjects for the Diploma of International Hotel and Tourism Management: •

•

SUBJECTS Mandatory subjects • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills** • BCDP02-033 Introduction to Global Citizenship • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-005 Marketing

Duration

• • • • •

BCDP02-042 Contemporary Issues in Hospitality and Tourism Management BCDP02-041 Digital Transformation of Business BCDP02-045 Tourism Analysis and Evaluation BCDP02-046 International Food and Beverage Management BCDP02-047 Rooms Division Management BCDP02-048 Sustainable Tourism and Indigenous Culture BCDP02-049 WHS Risk Management

CREDIT The Diploma of International Hotel and Tourism Management provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets: • • •

Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management (8) Bachelor of Business (8) Bachelor of Commerce (8)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-international-hotel-and-tourismmanagement

*For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Activities Membership, accommodation, textbooks and living costs.

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The Diploma of International Hotel and Tourism Management is designed to introduce you to the professional and managerial roles associated with the global tourism and hotel industries. The program will give you a deep understanding of the global tourism and hospitality markets, and assist you in developing innovative and entrepreneurial strategies for hotel and tourism businesses.

Starting

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

Diploma of Legal Studies

9 - 15 / 61.85 or better Please see page 31 for international requirements

CRICOS Course Code 080298C

The Diploma of Legal Studies will be of interest to students planning a career where a knowledge of fundamental legal principles and basic legal skills will be of use, e.g. business administration, legal administration, federal, state or local government administration. It will also be of interest to students who have a general interest in the law as an area of study.

**Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

• •

• •

Diploma of Legal Studies to Bachelor of Laws

$15,680

Bachelor of Laws 2 years

Bachelor of Laws

2 years and 8 months

Semester

1

2

3

4

5

Year 1

6

7

Year 2

Year 3

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-legal-studies

CRICOS Course Code 098083D

16 - 21 / 58.20 - 45.25 Please see page 31 for international requirements

Starting

Duration

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$15,680

Elective subjects Students must complete five of the following elective subjects for the Diploma of Sport Management.

• • •

**Academic Skills (BCAS01-020) is a compulsory (free of charge) 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).

2 semesters (8 months)

Diploma 8 months

Selection Rank 2018 OP / ATAR

SUBJECTS Mandatory subjects • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills** • BCDP02-033 Introduction to Global Citizenship • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics

Jan May Sep

Fees per semester*

Bachelor of Laws (8) Bachelor of Business Law (8) Bachelor of Jurisprudence (8) Bachelor of Communication / Bachelor of Laws (7) Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Laws (7)

Diploma of Sport Management

The Diploma of Sport Management offers a range of subjects to equip students with the necessary knowledge to work with sporting teams, clubs, players and organisations. The Diploma of Sport Management will teach students the core skills to enhance their career prospects, whether they are school leavers or aspire to upgrade their qualifications.

Duration

CREDIT The Diploma of Legal Studies provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets.

•

SUBJECTS • BCAS01-020 Academic Skills** • BCDP02-033 Introduction to Global Citizenship • BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication • BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics • BCDP02-103 Ethical Thought and Action • BCDP02-024 Business Law • BCDP02-015 Contemporary Issues in Law and Society • BCDP02-105 Legal Foundations A • BCDP02-106 Legal Foundations B

Starting

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BCDP02-008 Accounting for Decision Making BCDP02-005 Marketing BCDP02-019 Sport Information BCDP02-020 Sport Public Relations BCDP02-021 Sport Development BCDP02-064 Sport Organisation, Governance and Policy BCDP02-049 WHS Risk Management

CREDIT The Diploma of Sport Management provides credit into the below degrees with the number of subjects credited in brackets.

• • • •

Bachelor of Sport Management (8) Bachelor of Business (8) Bachelor of Communication (8) Bachelor of Communication (Business) (8)

For more information visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-sport-management

*For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Activities Membership, accommodation, textbooks and living costs.

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U N I V E R S I T Y P R E PA R AT I O N P A T H W AY S Bond University College Foundation Program (International Students)

Admission Criteria

Starting

Duration

Australian Year 11 or AQF Certificate III, or equivalent

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

CRICOS Course Code 063151G

Fees per semester*

$14,720

bond.edu.au/foundation-entryrequirements

The Bond University College Foundation Program has been specifically designed for international students as a pathway into first year undergraduate study**. You will learn the core skills necessary for academic success, delivered by experienced and supportive teachers in small, personalised classes.

Subjects for the Foundation Program include: • Academic Skills • Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Foundation Mathematics 1 • Introduction to Multimedia and IT • World History and Politics • Foundation English 1 • Foundation English 2

Plus one of the following: • Society and Culture • Introduction to Economics • Foundation Mathematics 2^ **A 70% cumulative percentage average is required to enter the Faculty of Law programs. There is no direct pathway to the Bachelor of Actuarial Science from this program. Students may pathway through a Diploma of Business or the Bachelor of Commerce. ^ Foundation Mathematics 2 is a prerequisite for the Bachelor of Biomedical Science and the Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science. *For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Activities Membership, accommodation, textbooks and living costs.

Bond University College - University Preparation Program (Domestic Students)

Admission Criteria

Australian Year 11 or AQF Certificate III, or equivalent

The Bond University Preparation Program provides a multidisciplinary, highly supported pathway for students to meet the entry requirements for a Bond University undergraduate degree**.

Subjects for the University Preparation Program include: • Academic Skills • Foundation Mathematics 1 • Introduction to Multimedia and IT • Literature in English • Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation • World History and Politics

Starting

Duration

Jan May Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

Fees per semester*

$10,720

Plus two of the following: • Foundation Mathematics 2^ • Introduction to Economics • Society and Culture **A 70% cumulative percentage average is required to enter the Faculty of Law programs. ^Foundation Mathematics 2 is a prerequisite for the Bachelor of Biomedical Science and the Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science. This subject should only be taken by students who are intending to pathway into Health Sciences and Medicine. *For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Activities Membership, accommodation, textbooks and living costs.

MONA IZZELDIN “Moving far away from home, I didn’t know what to expect but everyone here at Bond is wonderful. It was easy to fit in and make friends that are like a second family to me now. The Foundation Program has given me a new outlook on university life, where the class learning environment is very calm and interesting. It has prepared me to better know what to expect during my degree. I am so glad to be given the opportunity and happy to have made a decision I know I will never regret.”

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Foundation Program > Bachelor of Biomedical Science Sudan

E N G L I S H L A N G U A G E P A T H W AY S General English

CRICOS Course Code 065668G

General English is a program that helps students achieve their English language proficiency goals in everyday communication. A wide range of contemporary topics and video materials are used, helping students discover English in the context of the modern world and making the learning process more memorable and engaging. Active Teach methods (from the Cutting Edge curriculum) are employed using interactive whiteboard tools, DVD, audio, transcripts, dictionary and additional resources encouraging autonomous learning.

Starting

Duration

Every 10 weeks

10 weeks per level

Fees per week

$440

• Clear language aims and objectives linked to CEFR, the global scale for English.

• Directed self-study sessions and English Lab with feedback functionality and exercises, allowing students greater control of their learning.

• The Student DVD with audio and video plus transcripts which allow learners to review lessons and catch up if they miss a class.

• Textbook Series: Cutting Edge (Published by Pearson Education)

General English programs are available at six levels graded from beginner to advanced with each level lasting 10 weeks. Students who are unable to commence at the beginning of a 10-week cycle may commence halfway through at the 6-week point.

Assessment Our General English programs are self-paced, with students assessed on weekly tasks, as well as a final test in week 10 in the four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening, and your grammar knowledge. Once a student has demonstrated the required competency, they will move up to the next level.

Content • The discussion of contemporary global issues, providing authenticity and an international perspective.

• Writing lessons for real life use - emails, letters, reports, etc.

• Study, Practice, Remember sections which provide integrated language summaries and practice exercises.

Study schedule Full-time study involves 25 hours per week.

20 hours of face-to-face tuition and 5 hours of directed self-study and teacher supervised activities.

Program commencement dates for 2020

Sample Timetable: GE

WEEKS

START

END

Weeks 1 - 5

Monday, 6 January 2020

Friday, 7 February 2020

Weeks 6 - 10

Monday, 10 February 2020

Friday, 13 March 2020

Weeks 1 - 5

Monday, 16 March 2020

Friday, 17 April 2020

Weeks 6 - 10

Monday, 20 April 2020

Friday, 22 May 2020

Weeks 1 - 5

Monday, 25 May 2020

Friday, 26 June 2020

Weeks 6 - 10

Monday, 29 June 2020

Friday, 31 July 2020

Weeks 1 - 5

Monday, 3 August 2020

Friday, 4 September 2020

Weeks 6 - 10

Monday, 7 September 2020

Friday, 9 October 2020

Weeks 1 - 5

Monday,12 October 2020

Friday, 13 November 2020

Weeks 6 - 10

Monday, 16 November 2020

Friday, 18 December 2020

BREAK

Monday, 21 December 2020

Friday, 1 January 2021

MONDAY TO FRIDAY (excluding Wednesday)

WEDNESDAY (free BBQ lunch for all students)

Session 1: 8.30am - 10.30am Session 2: 11am - 1pm Session 3: 2pm - 3pm (Self study)

Session 1: 8.30am - 10am Session 2: 10.30am - 12pm Session 3: 1.30 - 2.30pm (Electives) 2.30 - 3.30pm (Self study)

Electives Students have the opportunity to try different electives every 5 weeks. Examples of the electives are Test Preparation, Speak Up, Grammar, Sport and Australian Culture.

PROGRAM RELATED COSTS Text books Allow AUD$50 - $60 per semester.

Processing fees The processing fee is AUD$200. Processing fees are payable by all individual students and are non-refundable. No processing fee will apply for students returning to Bond University College within 12 months of leaving.

Student activities fee The student activities fee is AUD$5 per week and is payable by all students. The fee covers access to all Bond University facilities including computers, library, gymnasium, swimming pool and sporting equipment, as well as a BBQ lunch for Bond University and Bond University College students every Wednesday.

English for Academic Purposes

CRICOS Course Code 066082C

Admission Criteria

Starting

Duration

Jan May Sep

14 weeks per level

EAP 1 - IELTS Academic overall 5.0 (no subscore less than 4.5) or equivalent EAP 2 – IELTS Academic overall 5.5 (no subscore less than 5.0) or equivalent EAP 3 – IELTS Academic overall 6.0 (no subscore less than 5.5) or equivalent For more information please visit bond.edu.au/program/english-academic-purposes

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) is designed to improve your academic English and study skills so you can enrol in a Bond University program. The EAP program is a full-time program encompassing three levels, with each level taking one semester (14 weeks) to complete. Bond University College runs three semesters per year so it is possible to complete all three levels within 12 months and transition seamlessly to degree-level studies at Bond University.

• Level One - 14 weeks/1 semester Develops language and study skills through planning and writing essays, improving reading speed, learning how to take and organise notes, planning and delivering short speeches and presentations.

• Level Two - 14 weeks/1 semester Develops writing skills, research skills for essay writing, text analysis skills and note-taking strategies.

• Level Three - 14 weeks/1 semester Concentrates on developing skills in writing reports and essays, note-taking from written and spoken texts, understanding university lectures, research and study skills, arguments and debates.

Program commencement dates for 2020

Fees per semester

$5,780

Assessment In each level, EAP students are assessed in the four macro skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking through: • Ongoing assignments throughout the semester • A mid-semester exam (Week 7) • A final exam (Week 14) Study schedule Full-time study involves 25 hours per week, with five of those hours being for independent study and/or individual consultation. Intakes for each EAP level are accepted in January, May and September, in line with Bond University’s academic semesters – holiday periods of 3-5 weeks are allocated between each 14-week semester. This allows you to progress easily into the University’s degree programs when the time comes.

Sample Timetable: EAP

START DATE

FINISH DATE

MONDAY TO FRIDAY (excluding Wednesday)

WEDNESDAY (free BBQ lunch for all students)

Semester 1

13 January, 2020

16 April, 2020

Session 1: 9am - 11am

Session 1: 10am - 12pm

Semester 2

11 May, 2020

15 August, 2020

Semester 3

7 September, 2020

12 December, 2020

Session 2: 12pm - 2pm (followed by consultation time)

Session 2: 2pm - 4pm (followed by consultation time)

PROGRAM RELATED COSTS

Processing fees The processing fee is AUD$200. Processing fees are payable by all individual students and are non-refundable. No processing fee will apply for students returning to Bond University College within 12 months of leaving.

Student activities fee The student activities fee is AUD$101 per semester and is payable by all students. The fee covers access to all Bond University facilities including computers, library, gymnasium, swimming pool and sporting equipment, as well as a BBQ lunch for Bond University and Bond University College students every Wednesday.

MANUELA FRANCESCHINI English for Academic Purposes > Master of International Relations Academic Teacher, Bond University Brazil “I came to Australia on vacation originally, however quickly decided that I wanted to learn English while I was here as I knew it would help me further progress my career as a successful Journalist in Brazil. I enrolled in EAP and still remember my first day at Bond. Everything on the campus invites you to have the most complete experience of learning. From that day on, I knew there was no way back.

After completing EAP I went on to do my Master of International Relations whilst also working as a Foreign Correspondent. I came to Bond as an English student, became a postgraduate student, and I’m now a tutor at Bond and about to start my PhD. I would have never imagined that I could succeed in a language that is not my native one, in a country and a culture that are not mine. This was all made possible because Bond is outstanding not only when it comes to teaching, but in the whole sense of education.”

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Text books Allow AUD$50 - $60 per semester.

A UNIQUE SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND BELONGING Life as a student at Bond is a richly rewarding experience leading to genuine friendships and professional connections.

Our campus is home to a truly diverse mix of students from all corners of the globe who will challenge and inspire you by opening your eyes to a world of new perspectives. They’re highly motivated to succeed, they’re actively engaged in campus life and they’ll ensure you never feel lost or alone.

ORIENTATION Bond offers a dedicated orientation session for all new international students to help you find out more about studying and living in Australia and meet other new students from around the world before classes start. Our experienced staff and current students will be on hand to provide important information about studying at Bond, what to expect in your first semester, student associations to be involved in, as well as answer any of your questions. You can also join campus tours and a wide variety of social activities to get to know the campus and local area.

Students with Bondy the Bull Shark, Bond University’s mascot Orientation is a great time to make new friends and find your way around campus.

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Bond University is renowned for its friendly vibe and active social life, which centres on the huge variety of campus clubs, societies and student events.

They range from academic societies such as the Journalism Students’ Association and Law Students’ Association through to community welfare, sporting, professional, political and special interest groups.

Our international students can connect with friends from home at on-campus cultural organisations such as the Pacific Islanders Student Association, the Chinese Students’ Association, the Canadian Law Students’ Association and more; while religious clubs support our Christian, Jewish and Muslim students (a prayer room is located on campus).

EVENTS ON CAMPUS There’s always something happening on campus, starting with our welcome ‘Jingerri’ barbeque held each semester by the Student Society for Indigenous Awareness. There is also Wednesday by the Water - a weekly free barbeque lunch on the banks of Lake Orr. Other groups hold film nights, fundraisers and social get-togethers, and, in honour of our diverse global cohort, various clubs organise special celebrations to coincide with international and multicultural festivals, including the Super Bowl, Canada Day, Chinese New Year and our Global Food Festival.

BOND UNIVERSITY STUDENT ASSOCIATION (BUSA) Student activities are organised under the umbrella of BUSA which also serves as the student representative body on academic and administrative issues.

All students pay a Student Activities Membership (SAM) fee each semester which covers the cost of their membership to all University clubs and societies, and access to all facilities and classes at the Bond University Sports Centre.

RELIGION Australia is a multicultural society where you are free to practise your religion. Most of the world’s religions are represented on the Gold Coast, and you will find many places of worship near the campus. As a Bond student, you will be supported in your faith through a number of religious clubs and societies, as well as a multifaith prayer room. All food outlets on campus serve halal and vegetarian food options.

RESPECT. NOW. ALWAYS.

RESPECT.NOW.ALWAYS Bond University and the Bond University Student Association (BUSA) are jointly committed to a healthy culture of respect and responsibility that provides for a safe and supportive campus for everyone.

Bond University has a zero-tolerance approach to sexual assault, harassment and violence.

For more information on the student support services offered at Bond visit; bond.edu.au/student-support.

FOOD Between our small classes and active social life, you’ll know almost everyone on campus by the end of your first semester.

And you’ll find plenty of places to catch up with your new friends for coffee, lunch or a night out without having to leave the campus: • Lakeside Bar and Restaurant – A collective dining experience with food from every corner of the globe • Bond Express – Our on-campus convenience store, also serving snacks and beverages • Papyrus Café – For hot and cold drinks, light meals and snacks • Don’s Tavern – Our fully licensed bar and social hub of the University • University Club – Gourmet a la carte fine dining overlooking Lake Orr • Coffee Cart at Palm Court – For a quick caffeine or sugar fix • Kinetic Café – At the Bond Institute of Health & Sport

Lakeside (on-campus dining)

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SPORT AND FITNESS Bond offers a variety of opportunities to get involved in sports. See page 23 for more information about our sports centre, sports facilities, sports clubs and more.

STUDENT SERVICES Bond values the cultural differences and diversity brought to the campus by its Australian and international students, and provides an inclusive environment to ensure you feel welcome and supported.

Bond students benefit from the range of support services available on campus, relating to every aspect of study, medical and personal wellbeing and career development.

COMPUTER SUPPORT

NYOMBIL INDIGENOUS SUPPORT CENTRE

SAFETY ON CAMPUS

DISABILITY SUPPORT

PASTORAL CARE

STUDENT LEARNING SUPPORT

MEDICAL SERVICES

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES

LGBTIQ+ SERVICES AND SUPPORT

STUDENT RETENTION AND SUCCESS OFFICER The Student Retention and Success Team contributes to the College’s student support strategy by providing information and support to students, to assist students in meeting their educational goals. All College students have access to a team member who is responsible for monitoring student progress and assisting students to find the support they require. They provide and arrange access for individual, confidential appointments to discuss any issue affecting a student’s studies or wellbeing.

SPORT IS IN OUR DNA Sport and education are entwined at Bond University. We have a proud sporting tradition and we provide opportunities for students to participate at a social, competitive or professional level.

The campus also features extensive outdoor sporting facilities for cricket, tennis, rugby and AFL, as well as indoor basketball, netball, futsal, badminton, volleyball and squash courts.

SPORT CLUBS Joining a sporting club is a great way to meet new friends and Bond has more than 20 to choose from.

Competing under the Bond Bull Sharks banner you’ll have the opportunity to compete in the Australian University Games, the Northern University Games and the Australian University Championships.

HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORTS Bond has key high performance sports including swimming, rugby, rugby sevens, AFL, triathlon and netball offering world-class coaching, facilities and partnerships to ensure we compete at the highest level both domestically and internationally.

Sports Centre

ELITE SPORT PROGRAM Bond University is a member of the Australian Sport Commission’s Elite Athlete Friendly University (EAFU) Program, which provides flexible study loads and requirements for athletes at the very top of their sport. Athletes competing at a state, national or international level in their chosen sport are invited to apply to the Bond Elite Sport Program.

SPORTS RESEARCH The Bond Institute of Health and Sport is a world-class teaching and training centre which regularly hosts international athletes and professional teams.

Specialist training and preparation facilities include the strength and conditioning gymnasium, lap pool and temperature contrast pools, the oxygen-reduced altitude training room and the sports science laboratories.

The Institute is also used extensively by students studying exercise and sports science, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and nutrition and dietetics.

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BOND UNIVERSITY SPORTS CENTRE The University’s multi-million dollar Sports Centre incorporates a state-of-the-art gymnasium, TRX suspension training studio, boxing circuit training room, Olympic-size swimming pool and a regular timetable of group exercise classes.

D E S T I N AT I O N : G O L D C O A S T

Burleigh Heads Gold Coast Airport Byron Bay

Broadbeach (20 min by bus)

Bond University

Bond University is located on the Gold Coast – Australia’s sixth biggest city.

International students choose Bond University not only for our quality education, but for the warm climate and the unique mix of natural attractions and sightseeing opportunities right on our doorstep.

Take a surfing lesson at Burleigh Heads Beach Hike up Mount Warning and catch the sunrise at the top

Shop till you drop at Pacific Fair, Harbour Town or Robina Town Centre Finish up a week of study by heading out to party at Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach

Take a day trip to Byron Bay, Springbrook or Brisbane

Go to one of the Coast’s many music and arts festivals

Eat like the locals at Miami Marketta or The Collective Palm Beach

Get an adrenaline rush at one of the Gold Coast’s theme parks

Get up close and personal with some local furry friends at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

Attend a Gold Coast Titans rugby league or Gold Coast SUNS AFL home game

Darwin

Brisbane Gold Coast

Perth

Sydney

Adelaide

Melbourne

Surfers Paradise (30min by bus and tram)

Brisbane (1 hour drive)

POPULATION OF MORE THAN 500,000 PEOPLE

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE: 15C - 25C

300 DAYS OF SUNSHINE A YEAR

57KM OF COASTLINE

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Main Beach (1 hour by bus)

LIVING ON THE GOLD COAST Australia’s Gold Coast – it’s one of the best places in the world to live and one of the best places in the world to study.

With pristine golden beaches on one side and World Heritage rainforests on the other, when you study on the Gold Coast, you will discover a world of opportunities and places. Bond University is just 15 minutes from some of the best surf breaks on the coast at Burleigh Heads, an hour from Brisbane and close to two of Queensland’s best national parks - Lamington National Park and Springbrook National Park.

There is an exciting and evolving cultural scene on the Gold Coast.

Whether you are looking for the next big foodie or hand made goods market, industry workshops to network and further your skills, music and arts events, or getting involved at a local sport match; the Gold Coast has amazing variety on offer for entertainment and a youthful spirit to keep you wanting more.

GETTING AROUND THE GOLD COAST

GETTING TO BOND UNIVERSITY

By train – A rail service operates from Robina or Varsity Lakes station close to Bond University, to the Brisbane CBD, Brisbane Airports and other Gold Coast destinations.

From Gold Coast Airport – 30 minute drive From Brisbane Airport – 1 hour drive Airport transfers from either the Gold Coast or Brisbane can be booked via bond.starrezhousing.com/StarRezPortal

By bus – Regular bus services operate from in front of the University to the main shopping, residential and tourist areas on the Gold Coast.

Walking distance from campus – there are shops, a small supermarket, cafes, restaurants and facilities just outside the campus at Varsity Lakes.

WEEKLY LIVING COSTS* The Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs requires students to have access to a minimum of $20,290 per year to fund their living expenses.

On-campus accommodation

Off-campus accommodation

Homestay

Rent

$171 - $286

$165 - $440

$255 - $275

Food

$143 dining plan**

$80 - $280

Included

Electricity, gas, water

Included

$20 - $50

Included

Transport

N/A (on campus)

$15 - $55

$20 - $40

Mobile phone

$5 - $10

$5 - $10

$5 - $10

Entertainment

$30 - $100

$80 - $150

$80 - $150

Total cost per week

$349 - $539

$365 - $985

$360 - $475

Total cost per semester

$4,886 - $7,546

$5,110 - $13,790

$5,040 - $6,650

Source: studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/live-in-australia/living-costs

OTHER COSTS When considering the costs associated with your studies, keep in mind that Bond’s accelerated schedule means you’ll finish your degree sooner and be out in the workforce up to a year earlier than if you went to another university. This time saving also represents a substantial reduction in accommodation and living costs, plus a full year of extra earnings.

Other costs you will need to budget for include: • Tuition fees • Visa application fees • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) • Student Activities Membership (SAM) Fee • Flights • Cost of living • Other personal and study-related expenses *Prices are approximate and can vary depending on budget and lifestyle.

ON CAMPUS FREE WIFI

FREE GYM

FREE PARKING

A C C O M M O D AT I O N

ON-CAMPUS* On-campus housing offers your choice of air-conditioned single or shared rooms. Residents benefit from one-on-one academic and personal support from the live-in team of Senior Resident Fellows, Resident Student Fellows and Tutor Fellows.

MEAL PLANS For students living on campus, it is compulsory to have a dining plan.

These flexible prepaid plans can be used to purchase meals on campus at Lakeside Bar and Restaurant, Papyrus Café, Pulse Café, Don’s Tavern, Coffee Cart, Bond Xpress and the University Club.

APPLYING FOR ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION Our on-campus rooms are in high demand, so we recommend you complete your application as soon as the accommodation booking period opens.

To view rooms online: bond.edu.au/accommodation *On campus accommodation is not available to English students.

HOMESTAY Homestay accommodation offers students a fully supported living experience with a local host family. Bond University’s homestay program is professionally managed by the Australian Homestay Network. homestaynetwork.org

OFF-CAMPUS There is a wide range of rental accommodation surrounding the University if you would like to live off campus. Options include houses or apartments on a single or shared basis with weekly rent varying, depending on size, location and the number of bedrooms.

You will also need to budget for a security deposit (bond), food, electricity, telephone, internet and cleaning.

Nearby off-campus accommodation options: varsitytowers.com.au thecape.net.au thereserve.com.au varsityshores.com.au chancellorlakeside.com.au centralparkapartments.com.au h2oapartments.com.au brooklynapartments.businesscatalyst.com thechancellor.com.au universityplace.net.au SHARE ACCOMMODATION Students regularly advertise for flatmates in a variety of units, townhouses and larger homes located in suburbs adjacent to the campus (Varsity Lakes, Robina) and further afield.

COUPLE AND FAMILY ACCOMMODATION There is a variety of rental accommodation available across the Gold Coast, ranging from beachside apartments to suburban family homes near schools, business precincts and retail centres.

Popular websites: realestate.com.au domain.com.au

Single Room - Share Bathroom accommodation offered through on-campus housing (Building 12, B Block)

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Bond is located in a landscaped residential neighbourhood with a wide range of on-campus and off-campus accommodation available for our students within easy walking distance of all University study and recreational facilities.

F I N A N C I N G YO U R D EG R E E Domestic Students

International Students

FEE-HELP FEE-HELP is an interest-free student loan program funded by the Australian Government for all Australian citizens and others who meet the eligibility requirements.

ENGLISH PATHWAYS SCHOLARSHIP The Bond University English Pathway Studies Scholarship offers high academic achievers who have received an offer to study at Bond University, with tuition assistance towards the cost of the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and is a testament to Bond University’s commitment to quality and outstanding international students.

As of 2019, students can borrow up to $104,440 for any program except medicine, which has a limit of $150,000.

Repayments are made through the taxation system at a minimum rate of 1% per annum when your annual income reaches $45,881.

The rate of repayment increases as annual income increases.

You can apply for FEE-HELP online once you have received an offer from Bond University with your Student Identification Number. studyassist.gov.au

For more information on how to apply for the English Pathways Scholarship, please visit bond.edu.au/scholarship/english-pathwaystudies-scholarship FINANCIAL AID You may be eligible for loans or scholarships from your home country to study abroad. For more information on Financial Aid for international students visit bond.edu.au/financing-your-studies

Bond University’s Career Development Centre

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OTHER GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE Most Australian students who receive some form of government income support are on either Youth Allowance or AUSTUDY / ABSTUDY. Contact Centrelink for more information on eligibility.

H O W T O A P P LY T O B O N D

1

SELECT YOUR PROGRAM.

Deciding on a degree or program is a personal choice. It’s about choosing the right program for you - your interests, your future.

Find more information about programs offered at Bond by visiting: bond.edu.au/search-program

2

APPLICATION PROCESS.

Applying to study at Bond is easy!

Applications for most Bond programs (excluding the Medical Program*) can be lodged at any time directly to the University - if you are a domestic student, you do not need to go through QTAC. If you are an international student, you can apply direct or through a representative in your country.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS.

3

Make sure that you complete all required fields in your application form, including uploading required documentation.

This documentation may include: • Academic Transcripts • Work Experience references • Passport • Resume / CV • English language proficiency test • Any other documents required for specific programs Visit the Application Tips page: bond.edu.au/application-tips

APPLICATION SUBMISSION.

4

You can submit your application directly or if you are an international student, via an agent.

You or your agent will receive an email from Bond University to confirm your application was successfully submitted.

5

APPLICATION PROCESS TIME. The application review process will normally take two weeks provided all supporting documentation has been provided.

RECEIVE YOUR LETTER OF OFFER.

6

If you are successful, you will receive an email from us offering you to officially become a Bond student.

This email includes: • A formal Letter of Offer from Bond University • A Response to Offer form • Information about fee payment options and accommodation Don’t forget to also consider applying for on-campus accommodation, visit: bond.edu.au/accommodation

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To accept your offer, all you need to do is complete and return your Response to Offer form to admissions@bond.edu.au and pay the required fees as listed on your offer, including receipt of Overseas Health Cover (OSHC), for international students.. If you applied via an agent, please get in touch with them to find out how you can accept and pay.

ORIENTATION.

8

Your first introduction to university life! Orientation is the perfect time to make new friends, find your way around campus and complete your enrolment at Bond. The Orientation experience features an exciting program of social activities where you can relax and meet people, and there are lots of information hotspots to help you get ready for university life.

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ACCEPT YOUR OFFER.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS A U S T R A L I A N Q U A L I F I C AT I O N S DIPLOMA OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS DIPLOMA OF COMMUNICATION DIPLOMA OF CRIMINOLOGY DIPLOMA OF INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA OF SPORT MANAGEMENT Entry requires the successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent (OP 16 - 21 / ATAR 58.20 - 45.25). Or one of the below: • • • •

Work experience - ANZCO Skill level 3 for 1 year full-time equivalent Incomplete Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation (passing grades in 2 subjects) OP Ineligible Schedule equivalent rank to OP 16 - 21 Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) result 144. STAT tests are normally conducted by QTAC. Visit qtac.edu.au for more information.

DIPLOMA OF HEALTH SCIENCES Entry into the Diploma of Health Sciences requires the successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent (OP 16 - 18 / ATAR 58.20 - 50.15).

Or one of the below: • • • •

Work experience - ANZCO Skill level 3 for 1 year full-time equivalent Incomplete Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation (passing grades in 2 subjects) OP Ineligible Schedule equivalent rank to OP 16 – 18 Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) result 144. STAT tests are normally conducted by QTAC. Visit qtac.edu.au for more information.

DIPLOMA OF LEGAL STUDIES Entry into the Diploma of Legal Studies requires the successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent (OP 9 – 15 or ATAR 61.85 or better). Or one of the below: • • • •

Work experience - ANZCO Skill level 3 for greater than 1 year full-time equivalent Incomplete Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation (3 subjects with grade average of 4.76 - 5.25) OP Ineligible Schedule equivalent rank OP 9 – 15 Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) result 149. STAT tests are normally conducted by QTAC. Visit qtac.edu.au for more information.

Bond University College offers the University Preparation Program for students who do not currently have the required academic qualifications for our Diploma programs.

UNIVERSITY PREPARATION PROGRAM Entry Requirements: Completion of Australian Year 11 or equivalent.

For the most up to date entry requirements, please visit the program pages. bond.edu.au/search-program

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS I N T E R N AT I O N A L Q U A L I F I C AT I O N S DIPLOMAS ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS Via one of the following: • Pass in Bond University College EAP Level 2 • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) 6.0 (no subscore less than 5.5) • Test of English as a Foreign Language internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT): 60 • C1 Advanced: 169 (No subscore less than 162) • Pearsons Test of English Academic (PTE): 50

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) Entry to Bond University College’s EAP program is via one of the following methods: • International English Language Testing System - Academic (IELTS Academic) • Pearson Test of English -Academic (PTE Academic) • Test of English as a Foreign Language - Internet Based Test (TOEFL - IBT) • Cambridge English: Advanced

ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL DIPLOMAS EXCEPT THE DIPLOMA OF LEGAL STUDIES Please visit bond.edu.au/diploma-international-entry

Test scores for the following tests can be used as a guide and all students will be required to be tested on arrival using a placement test. The placement test will determine the actual level of the English tuition required.

ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DIPLOMA OF LEGAL STUDIES Please visit bond.edu.au/program/diploma-legal-studies

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FOUNDATION PROGRAM ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS Via one of the following: • Pass in Bond University College EAP Level 1 • IELTS 5.5 (no subscore less than 5.0) • Test of English as a Foreign Language internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT): 50 • C1 Advanced: 162 (No subscore less than 154) • Pearsons Test of English Academic (PTE): 42 For more information on other approved tests and means of satisfying the English Language requirements please go to bond.edu.au/english-requirements

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EIKEN 英検 English test College English Test (CET) 大学四六级英语考试／大学公共英 语考试 Test of English as a Foreign Language - Institutional Testing Program (TOEFL - ITP). Institutional and Public tests Test of English for International Communication - Listening and Reading Test (TOEIC - Listening and Reading Test)

Please note that English language test results must be no older than 24 months when the applicant commences their program. For individual test scores please visit bond.edu.au/entry-requirements-eap GENERAL ENGLISH (GE) Students enrolled in General English only complete a paper based and speaking test upon arrival. Students are then allocated to an appropriate level based on those test results.

ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Students entering Foundation will have completed the academic requirements equivalent to Australian Year 11. For example, successful completion of:

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Chinese Gao Er (Senior Middle Year 2) Malaysian Certificate of Education (Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)) Middle Eastern Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Tawjahiya)

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KEY DATES EVENT / ACTIVITY

JANUARY SEMESTER (201)

MAY SEMESTER (202)

SEPTEMBER SEMESTER (203)

University Welcome and Enrolment Assistance

8 January

6 May

2 September

Classes commence

13 January

11 May

7 September

Examinations commence

9 April

7 August

4 December

Semester ends

20 April

15 August

12 December

Examination results available

4 May

31 August

3 January, 2021

Office of Future Students Bond University Gold Coast Queensland 4229 Australia (Australian Students) Toll free: 1800 074 074 Phone: 07 5595 2222 bond.edu.au/enquire (International Students) Phone: +61 7 5595 1024 bond.edu.au/enquire bond.edu.au

Darwin

CRICOS Provider Code 00017B

Brisbane Gold Coast

Perth Adelaide

Sydney Melbourne

MB7141

The information published in this document is correct at the time of printing (July 2019). However, all programs are subject to review by the Academic Senate of the University and the University reserves the right to change its program offerings and subjects without notice. The information published in this document is intended as a guide and persons considering an offer of enrolment should contact the relevant Faculty or Institute to see if any changes have been made before deciding to accept their offer.