Bond University Domestic Undergraduate Guide 2023

2023 Undergraduate Guide

For those who stand out from the crowd.

For the innovators, the big thinkers.

For the ones who want to make a difference.

For those who see not only what the world is, but what it could be.

For the people challenging the status quo, changing the game, and raising the bar.

This is for you.

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Welcome Home

We’re #1 #1 in Australia for student experience 16 years in a row* #1 for employer satisfaction in Australia in 2017, 2019 and 2020** #1 in Australia for learner engagement

5 stars in every category† Teaching Employability Academic Development

Internationalisation Facilities Inclusiveness

Student to teacher ratio The lowest in Australia

2022 Good Universities Guide. The Good Universities Guide is a trusted independent consumer guide providing ratings, rankings and comments about all Australian higher education institutions. *

2020 Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) Employer Satisfaction Survey. QILT is an independent survey by the Australian Government’s Department of Education, Skills and Employment. **

2020-2022 QS Star ratings. QS Stars is a global rating system that provides a detailed overview of a university’s excellence, rating educational institutions all over the world. It is internationally recognised as one of a few truly global rating systems. †

Bondy [bond-ee] noun

1. A student or graduate of Bond University.

2. Someone who stands out at university, and after they graduate.

3. A member of an unbreakable, global, lifelong community.

Ambitious Big thinker, with big ideas and bigger ambitions.

Knows that being challenged is the key to growth.

Global view Open minded, prepared to succeed in new and emerging careers around the world. Embraces inclusiveness and values diversity of others from different backgrounds.

Leader

Innovator

Displays exceptional leadership skills. Engages positively and constructively in debate.

Uses creativity and critical thinking to develop solutions to global and local issues. Sees opportunity in complexity.

Expert collaborator Strong interpersonal skills, fostering productive relationships.

Effective collaborator who leads and contributes to the outcomes of effective teams.

Good character Takes responsibility for their actions and understands the need for personal accountability. Employs integrity, professionalism and ethical decision making.

Adaptable Self-aware, self-directed, resilient and adaptable individual. Can create, think critically, problem solve and make decisions, enabling them to achieve success in an uncertain and challenging future.

Connected visionary Highly employable, ready to step confidently into future opportunities.

Has a strong, international network to support career opportunities and progression.

Figure 1.1 Anatomy of a Bondy

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Your future is bright When it comes to your career possibilities, the sky is the limit.

Imagine what you can learn with a 10:1 student to teacher ratio and academics that know your name and your ambitions, and actively mentor your progress.

Imagine what you can achieve with a global network of mentors, connections and supporters.

Imagine the difference you can make working on real issues, with real industry partners.

And imagine what your future can look like with personal support, every step of the way.

Take a stroll through the next couple of years of your journey.

Samuel Savage Bachelor of Psychological Science student.

Story on page 54.

Your experience An investment in your education is an investment in yourself. At the end of your Bond journey, you’ll be out in the workforce up to a year earlier than your peers at other universities, with the skills, perspective and transformative experiences to make you stand out in your career.

The fast track.

Our accelerated, three-semesterper-year timetable means you can complete your degree and start earning an income up to one year ahead of your peers.

Personalised support.

We provide individualised career development, personal attention, study support, skills development, and coaching.

A deliberately different way of learning.

Prepare to take on future challenges at one of Australia’s most innovative universities.

Progressive and adaptable, we understand that everyone’s learning journey is unique.

The global advantage.

A focus on wellbeing.

Broaden your perspective with international internships, study tours, competitions, exchange opportunities and a global alumni network that spans more than 120 countries.

The last few years have been tough for everyone. At Bond, we’re committed to fostering your wellbeing, and provide dedicated services to ensure you have all the support you need.

Critical skills for a changing world.

Embedded in our undergraduate programs, the Core Curriculum will ensure you’re well-equipped to become a capable individual, effective collaborator and global citizen.

Your industry engagement and employability.

You’ll have multiple opportunities to strengthen your employability ahead of entering the workforce. Take advantage of the Career Development Centre’s programs and careers experts, the Transformer start-up program, and internship opportunities.

Immersive experiences.

Take textbooks into the real world, with access to an abundance of enriched experiences including industry placements, international competitions, networking experiences and more.

The support of a close community.

The friendships and connections you make at Bond will last a lifetime in both your professional and personal life.

Your professional and personal growth.

Engage with Beyond Bond, our degree-wide professional development program, to enhance your graduate employability and create a professional portfolio of evidence.

An investment in your future.

You can use FEE-HELP, an interestfree Australian Government loan, to help you with your tuition fees.

Vibrant campus life.

Sporting and cultural clubs and societies, as well as student associations, provide opportunities to enrich your student experience and pursue leadership roles.

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Preparing for life beyond Bond What you learn in your degree is just one part of the story.

Bond students not only complete a degree - they complete a degree-wide professional development program and a unique core curriculum.

Bond’s Core Curriculum and Beyond Bond program will help you develop your capabilities, discover your passions, enhance your skills, and stand out in a competitive career environment. Unique to Bond, these initiatives ensure that the skills you need for study and career success are at your fingertips.

As a Bond student, you will become…

A capable individual Critical Thinking and Communication Critical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills are essential to succeeding in your career. In this subject you will learn to make better decisions, evaluate and use evidence, and communicate effectively.

A global citizen Responsibility, Integrity and Civic Discourse Explore the complex relationship between character, responsible action, and creative critical thinking. In this subject, you will develop and exercise critical, communicative and cooperative capabilities needed to thrive with integrity in your future professional and personal life.

An effective collaborator Collaboration, Teams and Leadership Gain a deep understanding of your personality, values, and emotions, and develop an appreciation of these diverse characteristics in others. In this subject you will work in groups, developing invaluable leadership and collaborative skills.

A standout graduate Beyond Bond professional development program Beyond Bond is a personalised, degree-wide professional development program that prepares you to transition into the workforce. Engage in academic, professional and extracurricular activities to grow and demonstrate your employability, and showcase these skills with a professional portfolio.

Becci Tannenbaum LAW ALUMNA. MOOTER. ASPIRING LEADER IN MEDIA LAW.

The Core Curriculum helped me to...

Think beyond what was expected in senior school and apply a more mature focus to my academic work.

The Core subjects were also a perfect way to get to know students across the wider University, as I was able to learn alongside people from all faculties.

As part of Beyond Bond I had the opportunity to...

Complete work experience at a law firm in Sydney.

I thoroughly enjoyed this experience and found it a very valuable talking point when applying for graduate positions. Beyond Bond inspired me to take on this opportunity and provided me with the support to complete work experience interstate.

I believe Bond graduates stand out because...

Of the close connections Bondies make with academics, fellow classmates and industry, not just on campus, but globally. This provides us with the confidence to strive for big opportunities. Bondies are very much encouraged to think uniquely and practically, rather than solely relying on theory.

Bond’s small class sizes and the personal relationships you form create an environment where students can be closely linked to industry and undertake work experience very early in their degree.

As a recent Bond graduate I am...

Now working as a law graduate at Herbert Smith Freehills. Having undertaken a clerkship at the firm in my penultimate year at Bond, I developed an affinity for the values of the organisation and made strong connections with my colleagues. Longer term, I have aspirations to become a leader within the media and communications law sector.

Learn more about Becci

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Your Regional Manager is here to help you choose a program and navigate the application process, and to answer any questions you have.

The team at the Student Business Centre are the experts on all things enrolment and planning your subjects.

A note from us, to you…

This time in your life can be full of questions.

Who are you? What do you want to do? Who do you want to be?

As you explore the stories and opportunities within these pages, take the time to think about what your goals are, and how your university of choice can help you get there.

But, importantly – remember that you don’t need to only rely on university guides. You have a full Bond support crew to help you along the way. Reach out to us directly with any questions.

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Your degree decoded Applicants who have not previously studied at university will normally enrol in an undergraduate bachelor’s degree or diploma.

Entry requirements

Foundation subjects and electives

Admission to a bachelor’s degree is based on Year 12 academic results (ATAR, IB or equivalent) or on the completion of a recognised pathway program.

Each degree will comprise a specified number of compulsory foundation subjects, and a certain number of electives.

In 2020, the Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) replaced the Overall Position (OP) as the primary tertiary admissions factor for Queensland Year 12 students.

In many cases, electives can be chosen from any faculty, which enables you to design your degree to suit your individual career ambitions or personal interests.

Bachelor’s degree

Diploma

A bachelor’s degree is an undergraduate award of 24 subjects which is commonly the entry qualification required for many professions or further study. Most subjects have a value of 10 credit points (cps). Some subjects may only be worth 5cps, where others may be worth 20cps if they involve a major industry project or thesis.

Diplomas are non-degree offerings offered in practical and occupational fields of study.

Ultimately, the value of successfully completed subjects will need to total 240cps for a standard bachelor’s degree. Exceptions include the Bachelor of Laws and the Medical Program^.

Prerequisites Some Bond University programs require students to have completed specific subjects, known as prerequisites, to be eligible for entry. These may have been completed in high school or a pathway program such as a diploma. Please refer to individual program listings for more information.

Combined degrees Bond’s accelerated schedule inspires many students to undertake a combined degree.

Bachelor of Laws combinations are particularly popular, with the Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws taking just 3 years and 8 months (11 semesters).

This is just another reason why Bond graduates stand out from the crowd - you could graduate with two degrees in the same time it takes others to complete one.

A diploma can also be completed as a pathway for students who do not meet the academic requirements for direct entry into their chosen bachelor’s degree.

Academic pathways If your ATAR does not meet the entry requirements for your chosen program, or you choose not to get an ATAR, there are alternative ways to open the door to university study, including preparation programs and higher education diplomas offered by Bond University College. These programs can help you satisfy the academic requirements you need to then progress into a related bachelor’s degree – you may even be eligible for credit. Please refer to page 58 for more information.

Consecutive degrees To be accredited to practise in some professions, you may need to complete both an undergraduate and postgraduate program. These careers include architecture, psychology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and nutrition and dietetic practice. Bond’s accelerated programs enable you to complete both degrees and get accredited much sooner than at other universities.

Majors, minors and double majors A major is a cluster of six subjects selected from one area of specialisation, a minor is four subjects, and a double major is 12 subjects. Depending on your program, a major, minor or double major can provide an opportunity to pursue a complementary interest area.

^ The Medical Program is comprised of two sequential degrees - the Bachelor of Medical Studies and the Doctor of Medicine. Applications for the Medical Program must be lodged through QTAC.

Take the fast lane Bond’s accelerated, three-semester-per-year timetable means you’ll finish your degree sooner and be earning an income up to a year ahead of graduates from other universities. Our accelerated degree structure has opened the doors to exceptional career opportunities for many of our high-flying alumni - enabling them to enter the workforce sooner and fast-track their first promotion. In fact, many of our alumni have achieved director, CEO, private practice and partnership status within 10 years of graduating from Bond.

Commerce

Graduate in 2 years*

3 years

Law

Graduate in 2 years 8 months

4 years

Architecture

Graduate in 3 years 4 months

5 years

Medicine

Graduate in 4 years 8 months

7 years

Bond undergraduate degree Bond postgraduate degree Standard universities

* All program durations are indicative of a full-time study load, and may differ based on your degree schedule.

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STUDY AREAS

Actuarial Science and Data Analytics For the number crunchers and interpreters. For those who don’t want to just find the pattern, but find meaning within it.

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Actuarial Science

90 / 32

Bachelor of Actuarial Science (Honours)

90 / 32

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Business Data Analytics

80 / 28

Architecture For the design makers and skyline shapers. For those who want to create the future with their very own hands.

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Design in Architecture **

75 / 26

Business, Commerce and Entrepreneurship For the self-starters and inventors. For those who don’t just want to get the job – but want to create it.

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Business

65 / 24

Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation

ATAR / IB*

65 / 24

Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management

65 / 24

65 / 24

Bachelor of Sport Management

65 / 24

y Diploma of Business

50

Communication, Film and Creative Media For the creative souls and deep thinkers. For the digitally minded, the ones who always have an idea to share.

ATAR / IB*

ATAR / IB*

Bachelor of Arts

65 / 24

Bachelor of Digital Transformation

65 / 24

Bachelor of Communication

65 / 24

Bachelor of Film and Television

65 / 24

Bachelor of Communication (Business)

65 / 24

Bachelor of Journalism

65 / 24

Bachelor of Creative Arts

65 / 24

y Diploma of Arts

50

Construction, Property and Planning For the creators and city makers. For those who want to shape the future of our homes, communities and cities.

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying

65 / 24

Bachelor of Property

65 / 24

ATAR / IB* y Diploma of Built Environment

50

Health, Biomedical and Sports Sciences For the researchers and scientific thinkers. For those who know there’s so much more to discover – you just need to look closer.

ATAR / IB*

ATAR / IB*

Bachelor of Biomedical Science°

80 / 28

Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)

65 / 24

Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance°

70 / 25

Bachelor of Health Transformation

65 / 24

Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science°

70 / 25

y Diploma of Health Sciences

60

Bachelor of Health Sciences

65 / 24

International Relations, Politics and Arts For the globally minded, the citizens of the world. For those who want to create a better, more connected and understanding world.

ATAR / IB*

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Arts

65 / 24

Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics

70 / 25

Bachelor of Global Studies (Sustainability)

65 / 24

y Diploma of Arts

50

Bachelor of International Relations

65 / 24

For the argument winners and critical thinkers. For those who value the truth and want to see justice in action.

ATAR / IB*

ATAR / IB*

Bachelor of Business Law

80 / 28

Bachelor of Legal Transformation

65 / 24

Bachelor of Jurisprudence

80 / 28

y Diploma of Legal Studies

65 / 24

Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Medicine For the empathetic and the caring. For those who want to work on the frontline, making a difference in the lives of others.

ATAR / IB* Medical Program^

Project Management and Innovation For the organised and innovative. For those who want to lead the change, and know there’s a better way to do it.

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Project Management

65 / 24

Psychology, Criminology and Social Sciences For the ‘people people’. For those who want to help others, no matter their circumstances, and make meaningful personal and societal change.

ATAR / IB*

ATAR / IB*

Bachelor of Arts

65 / 24

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)

65 / 24

Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Criminology

65 / 24

Bachelor of Social Science

65 / 24

Bachelor of Psychological Science

65 / 24

y Diploma of Arts

50

Popular degree combinations ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Actuarial Science / Bachelor of Laws

90 / 32

Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Commerce

65 / 24

Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Social Science

65 / 24

Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws

ATAR / IB* Bachelor of Journalism / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Bachelor of Biomedical Science / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Business

65 / 24

85 / 30

Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Business

65 / 24

Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

85 / 30

Bachelor of Communication / Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

Bachelor of Communication (Business) / Bachelor of Laws

85 / 30

y Diploma programs provide an admission pathway for a number of our bachelor’s degrees. Please refer to page 58 for more details. * Entrance scores are only indicative and are subject to change for 2023 entry. Applicants will require a comparable score to be considered for admission into our bachelor’s programs. Applicants who do not meet this minimum entry score will instead be considered for admission into a Bond University College pathway program. In addition to our minimum admission requirements, some of our bachelor’s programs may require a higher minimum entry score, the successful completion of subject prerequisites, and/or additional selection criteria relevant to that specific program. ‘IB’ refers to a score granted upon completion of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma program. ** Students with a minimum ATAR of 65 may be considered for admission based on the merit of their portfolio. ° Prerequisites are required for entry into these programs. Please refer to individual program listings for details. ^ The Medical Program is comprised of two sequential degrees - the Bachelor of Medical Studies and the Doctor of Medicine. Applications for the Medical Program must be lodged through QTAC.

STUDY AREAS

Law

Actuarial Science and Data Analytics For the number crunchers and interpreters. For those who don’t want to just find the pattern, but find meaning within it.

Callum Roberts MATHEMATICIAN. SURFER. FUTURE ACTUARY.

I’m from...

The Gold Coast.

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS

I wanted to study actuarial science because…

I’ve always enjoyed mathematics and problem solving.

I’ve spent some late nights…

Working on the big data capstone project. We had exclusive use of the advanced computer systems in the Big Data Centre and engaged with industry clientele on a weekly basis.

My advice to new students is…

Be diligent with your studies and take opportunities as they present themselves. Hard work gets rewarded.

In five years I will be…

A Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia working as an actuary in the insurance industry.

Learn more about Callum

Bachelor of Actuarial Science

Selection rank ATAR / IB

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 083205M

90 / 32

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The diverse skillset acquired in this program will equip you with the tools to analyse risk and develop techniques for the management of risk to influence business decision making, skills that can be transferred across numerous industries and disciplines.

The demand for data science skills has continued to increase broadly across all sectors as organisations realise the benefits they can gain from analysing big data, particularly in applications of data mining and machine learning. Accredited by the Actuaries Institute, this program provides Part I (Foundation Program) accreditation. Bond is one of seven universities in Australia, and the only university in Queensland, to be accredited by the Actuaries Institute.

• • • • • • •

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Finance International Business Management Marketing Communication Marketing Tourism Management

Degree Combinations • Bachelor of Actuarial Science / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093910C)

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes include: • • • •

Majors / Specialisations • Accounting • Data Analytics • Economics

Actuarial consultancy Risk assessment and analysis Data science and analysis Business efficiency consulting

Bachelor of Actuarial Science (Honours)

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 086364E

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$21,205

The amount of data available to corporations is expanding rapidly and requires trained professionals to conduct analysis and provide business insights. The Bachelor of Actuarial Science (Honours) will develop your ‘data crunching’ skills and equip you to create practical solutions for real-world problems.

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS

Use your love of crunching numbers to evaluate financial risk and create practical solutions for real-world problems with Bond’s Bachelor of Actuarial Science.

Entry Requirements To be considered for entry, students should achieve an average minimum score of Credit in a relevant undergraduate degree.

Professional Outcomes

In this honours program, you will complete all the Part II (Actuary Program) subjects necessary to get accredited as an actuary by the Actuaries Institute. Part II accreditation requires the completion of two subjects delivered by the Actuaries Institute online. To become an accredited actuary, you must complete the honours program rather than just the Bachelor of Actuarial Science.

Potential career outcomes include: • • • •

Actuarial consultancy Risk assessment and analysis Data science and analysis Business efficiency consulting

An integral part of this degree is the development of research skills and actuarial judgement through the Actuarial Control Cycle subjects and the Actuarial Research Thesis subjects.

Bachelor of Business Data Analytics

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101005

80 / 28

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Technological change is happening at a faster rate than ever before, transforming business model norms. Experts who can gather information, crunch numbers, and use data-driven insights to improve business decision making are highly sought-after.

The Bachelor of Business Data Analytics is focused on understanding how data analytics techniques can be used to inform business operations, and make and refine business decisions. It is a quantitative program, combining elements of statistics, computing, big data, and machine learning.

In this program, we teach students to understand the importance of data to modern businesses. The challenges of data analytics centre on the need for multiple disciplines to produce employable graduates who understand data analysis, capture, curation, search, sharing, storage, transfer, visualisation, and privacy.

Students must select one minor from the following: • • • • • • •

Accounting Economics Entrepreneurship and Innovation Finance Management Marketing Tourism Management

The growing, unmet demand for graduates equipped to analyse and interpret increasingly complex and vast amounts of data is at a critical phase in Australia, and indeed, in other parts of the world.

With a qualification in business data analytics, there are endless opportunities.

Professional Outcomes * Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees.

Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

Potential career outcomes include: • Data analysis • Data science • Statistics 21

Architecture For the design makers and skyline shapers. For those who want to create the future with their very own hands.

Chisomo Banzi NANONEST CREATOR. GLOBAL CITIZEN. FUTURE ARCHITECT.

I came to Bond from...

South Australia.

I am passionate about innovation in architecture because…

Climate events, urbanisation and rapid population growth are making cities harder to live in, and smart and sustainably-designed built environments will play a large part in solving these issues.

Through my second-year project and the Transformer program I… Created Nanonest, an architectural system consisting of self-assembling aerial robots that work together to form architectural spaces.

My best advice is…

ARCHITECTURE

Take risks and be curious.

Learn more about Chisomo

Bachelor of Design in Architecture

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101291

75^ / 26

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Key Features • Experience state-of-the-art technology including 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC Routers, and industrial robots.

• Enjoy learning in small class sizes and a dedicated studio environment.

• Learn from industry-leading architects through tutorials, critiques, competitions, and the monthly Architecture Lecture Series.

• Participate in our annual Design Charrette.

• Embark on international study tours.

• Gain theoretical and practical experience in design, problem solving, construction, and communication that can be applied to a wide range of careers.

Further Study at Bond • Graduate Diploma in Architecture (CRICOS 0101412) • Master of Architecture (CRICOS 078184J) • Master of Architecture / Master of Project Management (CRICOS 087931D) To become a registered architect, you are required to complete both an undergraduate and postgraduate qualification as well as requisite work experience. Successful completion of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture will enable you to progress to the Master of Architecture.

Professional Outcomes A Bachelor of Design in Architecture could prepare you for: • Architecture • Architectural technology • Interior and spatial design

ARCHITECTURE

Students undertake the Bachelor of Design in Architecture in a unique setting; the national and international award-winning Abedian School of Architecture. This facility and its associated Fabrication and Robotics Lab are dedicated for student use, creating an environment to support creative activity that is accessible 24/7 throughout the year. Students enjoy their own studio-based desk in the School for the duration of their studies, which becomes their point of personalised contact with program staff for an individual, highly supported education. By maintaining a small and close-knit cohort, we are able to ensure all students have unparalleled access to workshop facilities and program staff.

Professor Chris Knapp INTERNATIONALLY-RECOGNISED DESIGNER, EDUCATOR AND RESEARCHER. HEAD OF THE ABEDIAN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE. “There has never been a more exciting time to study and become an architect. The challenges facing society in the 21st century present tremendous opportunity for architects to take a leading role in shaping the physical and social relationships created in our cities. ‘Learning through making’ is the driving educational philosophy for the Abedian School of Architecture.

Students are supported by exclusive access to world class facilities and an award-winning academic staff of industryleading teachers.”

Princeton University and University of Michigan graduate Australian Office of Learning and Teaching Citation recipient Vice Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence recipient

^ Students with a minimum ATAR of 65 may be considered for admission based on the merit of their portfolio. * Fees per semester are based on an average calculation of 2022 fees and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the year of enrolment. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Business, Commerce and Entrepreneurship For the self-starters and inventors.

For those who don’t just want to get the job – but want to create it.

Sebastian Fergusson BUSINESS STUDENT. FUTURE IRONMAN. BUDDING ENTREPRENEUR.

I grew up in...

Christchurch.

I chose to study business because...

After starting a handful of my own businesses, I was looking for a program that would expose me to all the possibilities and opportunities that this world presents.

In my time at Bond I have...

Been afforded outstanding opportunities that make me feel like I’m truly involved in the University. I have also gained leadership experience, and have been able to grow my business idea through my involvement with the Transformer program - and subsequent win of the Transformer Launch Pad entrepreneurship competition!

BUSINESS, COMMERCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

In five years, I hope to...

Have founded a successful business which will help save lives by redesigning the Surf Life Saving rescue board. Also, to have made the professional Ironman circuit.

Learn more about Sebastian

Bachelor of Business

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063055G

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Prepare yourself for leaderships roles in today’s global businesses with Bond’s Bachelor of Business. Gain a comprehensive, multidisciplinary foundation that will prepare you to work as a business professional in varied business environments.

Bond’s three-semester-per-year study schedule means you will complete your qualification in just two years, ready to tackle your industry of choice.

During your studies, you will design and run an actual business by applying the critical entrepreneurial, leadership and teamwork skills you develop across your subjects. This exercise is fundamental in preparing you for the world of business, whether you strive to own your own business or play a major part in helping an established one succeed.

Further Study at Bond • • • • • • • • •

Doctor of Philosophy (CRICOS 063150J) Master of Accounting (CRICOS 063115A) Master of Actuarial Science (CRICOS 092654M) Master of Business (CRICOS 063119G) Master of Business Administration (CRICOS 0101410) Master of Business Data Analytics (CRICOS 098313F) Master of Finance (CRICOS 063125K) Master of Financial Management (CRICOS 077990J) Master of International Hotel and Tourism Management (CRICOS 102620A) • Master of Management (CRICOS 0101878) • Master of Sport Management (CRICOS 096559M)

Majors / Specialisations • • • • • •

Entrepreneurship and Innovation International Business Management Marketing Marketing Communication Tourism Management

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes include: • • • •

Degree Combinations

Advertising Human resources Business analytics Marketing

Bachelor of Commerce

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063059D

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Bond’s Bachelor of Commerce develops business analytics and data-driven decision making skills, as well as leadership and management skills. In a global context that is increasingly uncertain and ambiguous, you will learn to solve complex problems, think creatively and critically, communicate professionally, work collaboratively, and make ethical and effective business decisions.

Through experiential learning and authentic assessment tasks, you will develop practical, real-world skills to adapt and add value in today’s dynamic and competitive business environment.

Graduates often pursue roles in specialist fields such as accounting, financial planning, economics, investments, banking, stockbroking, research, and more.

Key Features • Gain Bloomberg certification during your studies. Recognised in industry, a Bloomberg certification denotes a high level of competency using Bloomberg terminals and understanding core frameworks necessary to succeed in finance and banking.

• Complete an optional business internship as an elective subject.

BUSINESS, COMMERCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

• Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Commerce (CRICOS 088305M) • Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093909G) • Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Social Science (CRICOS 088309G) • Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Business (CRICOS 088310C)

Majors / Specialisations • • • • •

Accounting Actuarial Science Data Analytics Economics Finance

Degree Combinations • Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Commerce (CRICOS 088305M) • Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093908G)

Professional Outcomes Bachelor of Commerce graduates will be equipped to pursue careers in: • Accountancy • Financial planning • Stockbroking

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 107658B

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Entrepreneurialism is the skill of the future – the world of business is craving creative, innovative and progressive approaches to traditional industry problems. With an emphasis on agility and a deep understanding of today’s business needs, the Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation builds these attributes from the ground-up, and is for anyone wanting to take the reins in their chosen industry and drive tangible change.

Professional Outcomes Students will graduate prepared to take on challenges across the business, government, health, and community sectors. Potential career outcomes include: • • • • • • • •

Throughout this program, students will build the knowledge and skillsets required to design transformative solutions to diverse global challenges. Bond’s Transformation degrees consist of five intersecting components that combine to produce well-rounded professionals. These elements include the foundations of entrepreneurial transformation, coupled with a specialist stream of the student’s choice, and core competencies for workplace readiness.

Start-up entrepreneurship Business development consulting Business transformation Digital or social media marketing Intrapreneurship Industry disruption and innovation Program, project or partnerships management App or platform development

Key Features Graduates will emerge from the Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation with the ability to:

BUSINESS, COMMERCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

• Apply skills, knowledge, and language to entrepreneurial mindsets across multiple sectors in the face of rapid and persistent technological change.

• Confidently lead and manage transdisciplinary teams and projects with industry partners.

• Use design thinking to solve problems, harness information, and facilitate informed decision making.

• Apply sound moral reasoning and appropriate legal and ethical judgment in diverse situations.

Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063584E

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Studying a Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management can open international job opportunities in the travel, hospitality, leisure, and entertainment sectors.

Throughout this program, you will learn about the main revenue and cost centres that drive hospitality and tourism businesses, and about the strategies managers use to achieve success. In event management subjects you will learn about the creative development process and project management, and you will develop and run a live event as part of your industry-applied learning.

Our students can undertake work experience with many of the major hotels, theme parks, convention and event venue providers, and event management companies on the Gold Coast to ensure they are industry-ready upon graduating.

Key Features • Undertake a relevant industry experience placement or an employment activity as part of the Beyond Bond program.

• Travel overseas or domestically for approved placements mid-program.

• Participate in networking events each semester and make industry connections. You might even find an internship or job opportunity!

• The Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management is recognised both nationally and internationally by leading industry employers.

Majors / Specialisations • • • • •

Entrepreneurship and Innovation International Business Management Marketing Marketing Communication

Professional Outcomes With a Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management, you could pursue careers in: • • • •

Tourism Event management Venue and facilities management Guest experience management

Bachelor of Sport Management

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 096558A

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Key Features • Learn skills required in the global sport management industry, including team and event management, sport marketing, sport media and communication, leadership, finance, and negotiation.

• Gain practical industry experience and networking opportunities through work placements.

Professional Outcomes Bachelor of Sport Management graduates may choose to pursue careers in: • • • •

Commercial partnerships Sport development Sport marketing Community sports

Diploma of Business

Selection Rank ATAR**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 078663E

50

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

The Diploma of Business offers a range of subjects to equip students with a broad foundation to prepare for work in the corporate sphere.

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.

Key Features • • • •

• Enjoy connections with national organisations such as the AIS, AFL, ARU and the World Surf League.

• Access Bond University’s sport teams through athlete and team management opportunities. Assist with visiting teams, competitions, and sport events.

Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into the third semester of a Bond undergraduate degree.

Further Study at Bond Successful completion of the Diploma of Business guarantees you a place in Bond’s Bachelor of Business (CRICOS 063055G), Bachelor of Commerce (CRICOS 063059D), Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management (CRICOS 063584E), Bachelor of Sport Management (CRICOS 096558A) and Bachelor of Business Data Analytics (CRICOS 0101005), with 80 credit points towards your new program of study.

The Diploma of Business can also be used as a pathway into other bachelor’s degrees with varying credit.

BUSINESS, COMMERCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

A Bachelor of Sport Management combines the core business fundamentals of management, marketing, negotiation, and human resources, with sports-specific skills in event management, sponsorship, public relations, organisations, and sports law.

Dr Jan Hollindale ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. CELEBRATED CPA. “The world of business and commerce has no borders; it permeates every facet of society imaginable. Understanding the different elements of business and commerce is essential if you wish to contribute to or make an impact on society, no matter how big or small. Whatever your goals – whether you want to drive economic growth, impact peoples’ lives, improve the environment, or something entirely unique – a business or commerce degree lets you choose your path, and equips you with the skills to forge it successfully. It’s always rewarding to follow alumni career journeys and see the incredible impact they can have on the world.”

Fellow Certified Practicing Accountant (FCPA)

Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (FCMA) The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) member

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Communication, Film and Creative Media For the creative souls and deep thinkers. For the digitally minded, the ones who always have an idea to share.

Maeve Moroney ARTS AND LAW STUDENT. SWIM TEACHER. ASPIRING DIPLOMAT.

I grew up in...

Brisbane.

My best advice to students is…

To fully immerse yourself in every aspect of the Bond experience. This university has so many unique opportunities to develop your career, build your network and find your passion. Make the most of it.

Outside of my studies I… Enjoy swimming at the beach, going for runs and surfing.

The Gold Coast is the perfect place to balance study with outdoor adventures.

The Bachelor of Arts in a word…

COMMUNICATION, FILM AND CREATIVE MEDIA

Unique.

Learn more about Maeve

Bachelor of Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063052M

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Majors / Specialisations • • • • • • • • • • • •

Advertising Design and Production (double major) Advertising Australian Studies Chinese Language and Culture Cinema Journalism (double major) Communication Corporate Storytelling Counselling Interventions Criminology Digital Media Film and Television (double major options available) French Language and Culture

Professional Outcomes The Bachelor of Arts program provides you with not only a strong, but a broad set of skills essential to all professions no matter what the chosen career.

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063062J

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Majors / Specialisations Advertising Communication and Society Corporate Storytelling Creative Writing Digital Media

• • • • •

Film and Television Journalism Media Studies Public Relations Social Media

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • •

Account management Copywriting Event coordination Journalism Marketing Media buying

Bachelor of Communication (Business)

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063063G

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Communication (Business) offers students foundational studies in communication and media with a required major in marketing. Students may also choose to specialise by selecting a second communication major from one of 10 areas.

Majors / Specialisations • • • • • • • • • •

Global Studies (Sustainability) International Relations Japanese Language and Culture Journalism Language and Culture Media Studies Philosophy Psychology (double major options available) Public Relations Social Media Spanish Language and Culture

Bachelor of Communication

The Bachelor of Communication offers students the ideal mix of theory and practice, combining foundational studies in communication and media with focused studies in the professional disciplines of public relations, advertising and journalism. It also allows students to pursue focused studies in the fields of communication and society, corporate storytelling, creative writing, digital media, film and TV, media studies, and social media as well as a combination of these fields. Altogether, the degree offers students a stimulating course of study and excellent career prospects.

• • • • •

• • • • • • • • • • •

Advertising Communication and Society Corporate Storytelling Creative Writing Digital Media Film and Television Journalism Media Public Relations Social Media

COMMUNICATION, FILM AND CREATIVE MEDIA

The Bachelor of Arts allows you to select combinations of subjects and subject areas to best suit your interests and aspirations. It is a generalist program, offering you flexibility in your choice of majors with the opportunity to either specialise in a particular area of study or to select complementary majors.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • •

Account management Copywriting Event management Journalism Marketing Media buying Public relations

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Bachelor of Creative Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 092144M

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Creative Arts is an innovative program that tailors its offerings to your unique ambitions and interests. The personalised nature of the program empowers you to identify your own ambitions, then equips you with the skills, theory and practice to navigate existing pathways — or design your own. Bachelor of Creative Arts students will begin with a creative writing foundation to develop a range of skills in creative thinking and narrative. You will also select a specialist creative major. Within the creative specialisation, you will learn through a hands-on, project-based approach, where you are encouraged to develop industry relationships, undertake creative internships and practice, and publish within your chosen creative niches. The ultimate flexibility of the Bachelor of Creative Arts enables students to ground their creative endeavours within an additional major from humanities or business. In the final stages of your degree, you will have the opportunity to develop a capstone creative work project, knitting your three selected content areas together into a major portfolio piece showcasing your skills and talents.

Creative Major Options • • • • • • • •

Advertising Communication Corporate Storytelling Digital Media Film and Television Media Studies Public Relations Social Media

Humanities Major Options

COMMUNICATION, FILM AND CREATIVE MEDIA

• • • • • • • •

Advertising Australian Studies Chinese Language and Culture Communication Counselling Interventions Criminology Digital Media Film and Television

• • • • • • • • • • •

French Language and Culture Global Studies (Sustainability) International Relations Japanese Language and Culture Language and Culture Media Studies Philosophy Psychology Public Relations Social Media Spanish Language and Culture

Business Major Options • Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Marketing Communication • Marketing

Professional Outcomes Graduates from this program may pursue careers including: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Creative writing Publishing Screenwriting Screen production Journalism Content creation Brand journalism Podcasting Copywriting Social and digital media content creation Digital curatorship Graphic design Games writing TV production Multimedia design Video animation Creative direction

Bachelor of Digital Transformation

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code: 107660H

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The greatest evolution of the past few decades is undoubtedly the digital landscape – where some things have stayed stagnant, digital transformation has only accelerated at breakneck speed. From robotics and artificial intelligence to blockchain and big data, there is so much to be mastered within the digital space. Graduates of the Bachelor of Digital Transformation will be uniquely prepared to do just this – face the challenges and needs of practically any industry head-on, equipped with the skills and attributes required to create effective change.

This program fosters digitally literate graduates with both technical and non-technical capabilities, readying them to advise on, manage and lead largescale projects. Bond’s Transformation degrees consist of five intersecting components, building the foundations of digital transformation, as well as specialist knowledge and core competencies necessary for career readiness.

Professional Outcomes A Bachelor of Digital Transformation will equip you to: • Engage with industry in the development of digital transformation capabilities • Design digital transformation programs related to real-world businesses • Identify opportunities, challenges, and tactics for digital workplace cultures • Explore leading forms of professional development and certification • Synthesise historical and cultural factors with emerging social, technological, and economic demands for change

Bachelor of Film and Television

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063066E

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Film and Television is a heavily hands-on and project-based degree. The program allows students to balance practical filmmaking production experience with creative practice theory, which in turn enables them to explore and develop their individual creativity and artistic voice. This comprehensive filmmaking program is focused on visual storytelling through the key creative areas of producing, screenwriting, directing, cinematography, editing, sound design, production design, and television broadcasting. Our academics boast long professional careers in the film, television and screen-based industries. Students acquire craft skills in modern production techniques, using professional filmmaking equipment and technologies. They develop strong visual aesthetics, and storytelling capabilities, and receive insight into the business and industrial aspects of the international film, television and screen-based industries.

Specialisations • • • • • • • • • •

Broadcast – Viz Artist focused Screen Studies Cinematography Filmmaker (Fiction) Directing (Fiction) Producing Directing (Non-Fiction) Production Design Editing (Fiction) Screenwriting

Electives • • • • • • • • •

Sex, Love and the Movies Advanced Cinematography and Colour Grading Television Commercials and Music Videos Sports Broadcasting Advanced Screen Directing and Showrunning Acting for Performance Visual Effects and Post-Production Workflows Advanced Screen Editing Designing Cinema: Architecture and Production Design in Film

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • • •

Content creation Cinematography Directing Editing Production Production design Screenwriting Sound design

Please see bond.edu.au/program/bachelor-film-and-television for more information about specialisations.

Dr James Birt ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. DIGITAL EXPERT. LINKEDIN INFLUENCER. ESPORTS ENTHUSIAST. “Something that makes Bond’s communication, film and creative media programs unique is our focus on student-led passion and holistic learning. We challenge students with authentic, industry-driven projects that incorporate not just the theory, but the deep, applied vocation that supports students’ goals – employment, networking, and lifelong learning. I enjoy the opportunity to be a mentor and shift the classroom dynamic from student-teacher to coworking colleagues, embracing innovation and communication together.”

COMMUNICATION, FILM AND CREATIVE MEDIA

2019 and 2014 Universities Australia citation recipient International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and Standards Australia Committee working group for Augmented and Virtual Reality member Member of the editorial board of Springer Educational Technology Research and Development

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Bachelor of Journalism

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063077B

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Journalism is driven by a digital-first ethos and grounded in core journalistic traditions and values of truth, fairness and accuracy. This approach empowers students to harness and exploit established and emerging technologies to create career opportunities and new pathways. Students learn to conceptualise and create original and compelling content across platforms and are encouraged to use digital storytelling to engage with social issues and advocate for change. Throughout their degree, students build a substantial portfolio of practical work aligned with industry standards, in the process defining themselves as specialised professionals via a choice of real-world majors and minors. Students have access to world-class facilities and opportunities to report for local, national and international media outlets. We offer journalism and digital media internships in Australia and abroad in cities including New York, Washington, Beijing and London.

Key Features • Access tailored study opportunities with the choice of 20 specialist majors.

• Learn practical and relevant skills from experienced industry professionals.

• Experience an enhanced learning experience through small class sizes and accelerated degree options.

Majors / Specialisations

COMMUNICATION, FILM AND CREATIVE MEDIA

• • • • • • • • • • •

Advertising Australian Studies Business Context and Environment Chinese Language and Culture Communication Corporate Storytelling Creative Writing Criminology Digital Media Entrepreneurship and Innovation Film and Television

French Language and Culture Global Studies Japanese Language and Culture Legal, Government and Crime Studies Marketing Communication Marketing Media Studies Philosophy Psychology Public Relations Social Media Spanish Language and Culture Sport Industry

Degree Combinations • Bachelor of Journalism / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093918F)

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Broadcast journalism Television hosting Television or radio production Print journalism Editing Magazine feature writing or editing Digital journalism Photojournalism Professional writing Blogging Podcasting Social media management Fact-checking Multimedia design Data journalism Vlogging

Diploma of Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101729

50

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

The Diploma of Arts opens up a wide range of career and further study opportunities in disciplines including communication, creative arts, film and television, global studies, humanities, international relations, journalism, psychological science and social science.

The Diploma of Arts teaches students core skills to enhance their career prospects, whether they are fresh out of school or are wishing to upgrade their qualifications.

Key Features • • • •

• • • • • • • • • • • • •

Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into the third semester of the corresponding bachelor’s program.

Further Study at Bond Successful completion of the Diploma of Arts guarantees students a place in most undergraduate degrees at Bond University, with a possible 80 credit points credited towards their new program of study. Students are advised to check the degree study structures online to confirm for which subjects they may receive credit.

Diploma of Creative Design

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 105412G

50

Jan, May, Sep

3semesters (1 year)

$15,800

The Diploma of Creative Design opens up a wide range of career and further study opportunities in disciplines including arts, business, commerce, communication, creative arts, film and television, International hotel and tourism management, journalism, social science and sport management. The program will teach students core skills over three semesters, with a focus on enhancing their career prospects regardless of their stage of life.

Key Features • Complete your diploma over three semesters at 30 credit points per semester.

• Integrate into the University environment from day one.

• Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

• Articulate into corresponding bachelor’s programs.

Further Study at Bond Upon successful completion of the diploma, you can pathway into a Bond University undergraduate degree with a possible 90 credit points*. Eligible programs include: • • • • • • • •

Bachelor of Arts (CRICOS 063052M) Bachelor of Business (CRICOS 063055G) Bachelor of Commerce (CRICOS 063059D) Bachelor of Communication (CRICOS 063062J) Bachelor of Communication (Business) (CRICOS 063063G) Bachelor of Creative Arts** (CRICOS 092144M) Bachelor of Film and Television (CRICOS 063066E) Bachelor of International Hotel Tourism Management (CRICOS 063584E) • Bachelor of Journalism* (CRICOS 063077B) • Bachelor of Social Science (CRICOS 063082E) • Bachelor of Sport Management (CRICOS 096558A) * Students must choose a minor option (4 subjects) to receive full credits. ** 90 credit points available with a Film and Television Major and 80 credit points if a Digital Media Major. All other majors will receive 60 credit points.

Dr Marilyn Mitchell DISCIPLINE LEADER. COMMUNICATIONS, MEDIA, PUBLIC RELATIONS AND JOURNALISM EXPERT. “Communication students at Bond gain a deeper understanding of human motivation and relationships whilst developing key professional skills. There’s so much to learn, including writing and public speaking, media production, organisational and gender-based communication, problem solving and decision making, research and analysis, teamwork, leadership, visual design, social media, and media relations. Careers in communication are at the forefront of technological change, and resultingly, are incredibly dynamic, and are relevant to many different industries.”

Duke University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) and The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) graduate

COMMUNICATION, FILM AND CREATIVE MEDIA

Member of the Australia and New Zealand Communication Association (ANZCA) and the International Communication Association (ICA)

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Construction, Property and Planning For the creators and city makers.

For those who want to shape the future of our homes, communities and cities.

Lachlan Creese PROPERTY STUDENT. ASPIRING ENTREPRENEUR. BUSA SPECIAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR.

I am originally from...

Tasmania.

My favourite thing about studying property is...

The diversity of all that I get to learn, and the high-quality lecturers that I have. I am taught much more than just the basic textbook knowledge; I get to gain industry experience first-hand.

At Bond I have...

Learned that just because I have come from a small town does not mean that I need to have small dreams. I now dream big and recognise that the sky isn’t even the limit.

As part of the Transformer program I have...

CONSTRUCTION, PROPERTY AND PLANNING

Had the support to start my business, The Grounded Company, which originally started as an idea to turn used coffee grounds into new products and increase their lifecycle.

I have also assisted a local business to turn coffee grounds and other by-product waste into compost. I am helping them to establish their brand and bring their product to market through my business.

The business is now evolving into an ecommerce platform for other small businesses to sell their products.

Bachelor of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 078183K

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Key Features • Learn in the University’s Sustainable Development Precinct, which promotes the sustainable practices of tomorrow.

• Graduate with a professionally recognised qualification.

• Apply theoretical knowledge learnt in the classroom to practical settings.

Professional Recognition Students graduating with this degree are internationally recognised by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) as well as the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).

This program is also nationally accredited with the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS), and meets the educational requirements set by the Queensland Building Construction Commission (QBCC) for the granting of an Open Builders Licence.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • • • • •

Building and construction management Contract administration Site management Facilities management Building services Quantity surveying Property development Project management Cost management General management

Bachelor of Property

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 078181A

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Property covers a comprehensive range of subjects within the property development and management industry, including construction practices, feasibility studies, finance, investment and valuation, property markets, sustainable development and urban development. This program also provides you with the opportunity to specialise in property valuation.

professionally recognised by RICS and by the API as Registered Valuers and as Certified Practising Valuers (CPV) respectively, after a relevant professional practice period. These professional qualifications enable application for valuer registration by the Valuers’ Registration Board of Queensland.

Key Features

Professional Outcomes

• Gain professional accreditation from some of the industry’s leading professional bodies.

• Learn from nationally and internationally recognised industry professionals.

• Graduate sooner with Bond’s accelerated degrees and kickstart your career.

Bachelor of Property graduates may pursue careers in:

Professional Recognition Graduates are professionally recognised as academically qualified by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Australian Property Institute (API). Graduates who successfully complete the Bachelor of Property are eligible to apply to be

Property valuation Property development Project management Investment Finance Portfolio management Asset and facilities management Property research management

Diploma of Built Environment

Selection Rank ATAR

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 098537A

50

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

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

Key Features • • • •

• • • • • • • •

Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into a corresponding bachelor’s program^.

Further Study at Bond The Diploma of Built Environment is a two-semester program, allowing you to complete a qualification in just eight months. Upon successful completion of the diploma, you can pathway into the third semester of a Bond University undergraduate degree with a potential 80 credit points. ^ Please get in touch with the Office of Future Students for advice.

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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CONSTRUCTION, PROPERTY AND PLANNING

The Bachelor of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying covers a comprehensive range of subjects, focusing on the management and delivery of complex construction projects. The curriculum addresses a range of topics including construction technology, construction techniques, plant and equipment management, site management, contract administration, building measurement, planning processes and risks. It also contains a strong sustainability theme which equips you with distinctive skillsets that are highly sought-after in the built environment sphere.

HEALTH. BIOMEDICAL AND SPORTS SCIENCES

Health, Biomedical and Sports Sciences For the researchers and scientific thinkers. For those who know there’s so much more to discover – you just need to look closer.

Gyan Wijekulasuriya RESEARCHER. EXERCISE AND SPORTS SCIENCE FANATIC. GOAL SHOOTER.

I grew up in...

Wollongong.

I chose to study exercise and sports science because…

I wanted to learn more about sport, physiology and exercise, and to gain a strong foundation before moving into further study.

In five years I will be…

Studying my PhD and hopefully travelling to the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics as part of the support staff for the Australian Olympic Team.

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

CRICOS course code 063085B

80 / 28

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

Jan, May

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Biomedical Science provides you with the ideal undergraduate foundation for a career in medical sciences, health sciences or scientific research. This accelerated program develops your knowledge in the molecular, cellular, anatomical and physiological processes of the human body and prepares you for graduate entry programs in disciplines like medicine and the allied health professions.

Entry Requirements

You will have the opportunity to focus your studies in the last few semesters by undertaking a major relevant to your area of interest.

Our majors are designed to develop detailed knowledge and skills relevant to each particular discipline, providing structured pathways to specialist postgraduate study.

Students who complete the Bachelor of Biomedical Science, and meet the necessary entry requirements, may apply for the following Bond University programs:

Extensive laboratory training from the first semester, as well as case studies and problem solving techniques, are applied within a variety of clinical, research and allied healthcare settings.

The program provides the ideal foundation for you to pursue postgraduate studies for a career in medicine or health sciences such as medical research, pharmacy, nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy, as well as broader public health programs.

Key Features • Gain a broad science qualification with pathways into a number of areas including medicine, physiotherapy, nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy and research.

• Access personalised support from academics due to our small class sizes.

• Learn using the latest virtual reality and augmented reality programs, developed by your teachers.

Majors / Specialisations

HEALTH. BIOMEDICAL AND SPORTS SCIENCES

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Entry into this program requires successful completion of the following prerequisite subjects: • English • Either Mathematical Methods or Physics or equivalent

Further Study at Bond

• Doctor of Physiotherapy (CRICOS 075478G) • Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice (CRICOS 089734D) • Master of Occupational Therapy (CRICOS 106625H) Domestic and international students eligible to graduate from the Bond University Bachelor of Biomedical Science (in the Pre-Health Professional major) meeting the minimum required GPA will be eligible to be considered for selection for Year 2 of the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) (CRICOS 0101292) at Bond University.

In addition, you can also undertake research-based honours studies, or a Master of Science by Research (Health Sciences) CRICOS 073729K leading to a PhD.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • •

Health promotion Laboratory assistance Medical equipment management Pathways to other health professions or medical research

• Laboratory / Research • Pre-Health Professional

Iris Lim DEVOTED BONDY. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. WOMAN IN STEM. “My Bond journey began when I moved from Malaysia and enrolled in the Bond University College Foundation Program.

I then progressed to my Bachelor of Biomedical Science, and through that experience, was inspired to continue on with a PhD. This decision was really driven by the networks I’d made throughout my studies, and the research skills I had learned.

Upon completing my PhD, I took up a teaching career at Bond, motivated to impart the same superior learning experience I’d received at Bond onto the next generation of students.”

Bond University alumna and academic

2020 Vice Chancellor’s Early Career Teaching Excellence Award winner

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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HEALTH. BIOMEDICAL AND SPORTS SCIENCES

Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0100510

70 / 25

Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance equips you with a comprehensive understanding of the applied sciences, health and human movement as they apply to personal and community health and fitness, and sport performance at all levels.

Drawing on the expertise from the Health Sciences & Medicine, Society & Design and Bond Business School faculties through your chosen electives, the Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Performance combines the anatomical sciences and physiology of sports performance with the flexibility to tailor your studies to your interests in complementary areas such as entrepreneurship and innovation, sport management or tourism and events management.

The program is delivered at the world-class Bond Institute of Health & Sport, where you will gain exceptional and high-quality practical experience in our award-winning facilities.

Entry Requirements Entry into this program requires successful completion of prerequisite subjects: • English • General Mathematics (or higher) or equivalent • One (1) of Physical Education or Biology or Chemistry or Physics or equivalent

Further Study at Bond The Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance also provides you with an accelerated^ undergraduate pathway to postgraduate studies in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nutrition and dietetics, as well as broader sporting and allied health programs.

Students who complete the Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance, and meet the entry requirements, may apply for the following Bond University programs: • • • • •

Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) (CRICOS 063044M) Doctor of Physiotherapy (CRICOS 075478G) Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice (CRICOS 105326E) Master of Occupational Therapy (CRICOS 106625H) Master of Healthcare Innovations (CRICOS 099578F)

You may also opt to undertake higher degree qualifications in areas such as strength and conditioning through research-based honours studies, leading to a PhD. ^ Please refer to semester start dates for each undergraduate and postgraduate program to determine length of completion of both degrees.

Professional Outcomes Graduates may seek employment in a range of careers, including: • • • • • •

Community health Community fitness Corporate health Disability support Athletic or sport program management Strength and conditioning in community, school, college or university settings

Olympian and Bond alumnus Alex Graham training at the Bond Institute of Health & Sport under the watchful eye of a student.

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 080641D

70 / 25

Jan

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science offers a comprehensive, science-based curriculum covering human anatomy and physiology, exercise and sport physiology, exercise biochemistry, molecular biology, biomechanics, motor learning and control, exercise and sports psychology.

Throughout the program, you will be involved in delivering athlete testing, performance analysis and exercise prescriptions for non-athletes as well as strength and conditioning opportunities for high-performance athletes.

Practical experience is embedded throughout the program, with a minimum of 140 hours of practicum experience in a variety of settings, a capstone work-based research project, and the opportunity to undertake an international placement.

The program is delivered at the world-class Bond Institute of Health & Sport, where you will gain exceptional and high-quality practical experience in our award-winning facilities.

Entry Requirements Entry into this program requires successful completion of: • English • General Mathematics (or higher) or equivalent • One (1) of Physical Education or Biology or Chemistry or Physics or equivalent

Further Study at Bond Students who complete the Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science, and meet the entry requirements, may apply for the following Bond University programs: • Doctor of Physiotherapy (CRICOS 075478G) • Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice (CRICOS 089734D) • Master of Occupational Therapy (CRICOS 090670E) You may also opt to undertake higher degree qualifications in areas such as strength and conditioning through research-based honours studies, leading to a PhD.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • • • •

Health policy or program planning Health education Health promotion Non-clinical case management Corporate health program coordination Specialised occupations (cardiac technician, sleep technician) Sports coaching or training Fitness instruction or fitness centre management Personal training

Bachelor of Health Sciences

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063068C

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Health Sciences is designed for students who wish to explore a variety of disciplines in the health sciences, as well as to provide a pathway to postgraduate specialised study.

During this program, you will gain an understanding of basic and applied sciences including the anatomical, molecular, physiological and psychological processes of human health and function.

The program provides a degree of flexibility, enabling you to select a variety of subjects to explore which best suit your career and study goals.

Students in the program have the option to major (or minor) in Healthcare Informatics; the science of how to use data, information and knowledge in an innovative way to improve human health and the delivery of healthcare systems.

Further Study at Bond

Combined Degree Option • Bachelor of Health Transformation / Bachelor of Health Sciences (CRICOS 107261A)

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • • •

Health promotion Community health management Health education Health administration Laboratory assistance Clinical trials or drug registration Intellectual property Pathways to study other health professions

Students who complete the Bachelor of Health Sciences, and meet the entry requirements, may apply for the following Bond University programs: • Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice (CRICOS 089734D) • Master of Occupational Therapy (CRICOS 090670E) • You can also undertake research-based honours studies, leading to a Master of Science by Research and PhD programs.

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science

HEALTH. BIOMEDICAL AND SPORTS SCIENCES

Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063044M

Jan

3 semesters (1 year)

$11,670

The Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) is a one-year program of independent research and study culminating in the production of a research thesis and presentation of a research seminar. Students undertake a coursework and research in which they conceptualise, plan, organise, undertake and report on an independent research project, whilst being supervised by a member of the academic staff.

Project disciplines vary on an annual basis.

Further Study at Bond The Honours program provides a pathway to postgraduate study, typically the Master of Science by Research (Health Sciences) (CRICOS 073729K) or the Doctor of Philosophy (CRICOS 063150J).

Professional Outcomes The Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) is an opportunity to further hone skills already learned in your degree, equipping you to undertake any of its relevant career outcomes.

Graduates may also seek employment as research assistants in other related industries.

Bachelor of Health Transformation

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 107659A

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Our healthcare system is facing some of the most accelerated change we’ve ever seen, as it bends and shifts to accommodate modern needs. Consequently, the healthcare sector needs creative, agile problem-solvers to take on diverse roles that focus on improving, managing and transforming healthcare delivery. The Bachelor of Health Transformation not only prepares graduates to undertake professional and transdisciplinary roles in contemporary healthcare, it also ensures they have the necessary frameworks to keep up with – and drive – industry change.

Bond’s Transformation degrees have five intersecting components designed to produce well-rounded professionals who take a holistic approach to projects, bringing both a wealth of knowledge and their adaptive skills to the industry. Students will learn the foundations of health sciences, explore a specialist stream of their choosing, and develop core competencies intended to build workplace readiness.

• Implement an evidence-based approach to identify possible solutions to healthcare problems.

• Investigate transdisciplinary considerations that impact healthcare priorities and potential innovations.

• Apply collaborative and adaptive approaches to transcultural, ethical and sustainable changes in healthcare.

• Apply principles of advocacy and social entrepreneurship to address healthcare issues.

• Understand how legal and ethical responsibilities, sustainability and commercialisation impact modern healthcare.

Combined Degree Option • Bachelor of Health Transformation / Bachelor of Health Sciences (CRICOS 107261A)

Bachelor of Health Transformation graduates will be able to:

Professional Outcomes

• Lead and manage transdisciplinary teams and projects.

• Design, propose and apply innovative solutions to real-world healthcare challenges.

• Think critically about the changing demands that society will place on health systems in the future.

• Innovate beyond traditional modes of healthcare delivery by linking consumer expectations, public needs and health sector outcomes.

• Understand how legal and ethical responsibilities, sustainability, and commercialisation impact modern healthcare.

Bachelor of Health Transformation graduates may go on to pursue careers in: • • • • • • • • • •

Clinical informatics Digital healthcare policy Digital health education Digital health engagement Healthcare communications or marketing Medical information Healthcare management Business development Community development Start-up entrepreneurship

Selection Rank ATAR**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 093260K

60

Jan, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

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, in a supported learning environment. 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.

Key Features • • • •

Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into the third semester of a Bond undergraduate degree.

Further Study at Bond Successful completion of the Diploma of Health Sciences guarantees students a place in Bond’s Bachelor of Health Sciences with 80 credit points towards their degree.

The Diploma of Health Sciences is also a pathway into other bachelor’s degrees with varying credit available.

Completing the Diploma of Health Sciences satisfies the prerequisite subjects needed for entry to the Bachelor of Biomedical Science (CRICOS 063085B), Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (CRICOS 080641D) and Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance (CRICOS 0100510).

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation of 2022 fees and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the year of enrolment. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Diploma of Health Sciences

International Relations, Politics and Arts

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, POLITICS AND ARTS

For the globally minded, the citizens of the world. For those who want to create a better, more connected and understanding world.

Erin Cronin IR STUDENT. HONORARY BELGIAN. FUTURE EUROPEAN RESIDENT.

I grew up on...

The Gold Coast.

I’ve always had an interest in…

Global affairs and working internationally, and international relations provides me with the skills to do both.

In 2019 I… Spent a semester living and studying in Brussels, Belgium.

In five years I will be…

Living in Europe, starting a career which allows me to apply the knowledge and skills I’ve learned at Bond.

My best advice is…

Be willing to step outside your comfort zone and try something new while you’re at uni; you might find an area you love!

Learn more about Erin

Bachelor of Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063052M

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

Majors / Specialisations • • • • • • • • • • • •

Advertising Design and Production (double major) Advertising Australian Studies Chinese Language and Culture Cinema Journalism (double major) Communication Corporate Storytelling Counselling Interventions Criminology Digital Media Film and Television (double major options available) French Language and Culture

Global Studies (Sustainability) International Relations Japanese Language and Culture Journalism Language and Culture Media Studies Philosophy Psychology (double major options available) Public Relations Social Media Spanish Language and Culture

Professional Outcomes The Bachelor of Arts provides students with a strong and broad set of skills essential to all professions, no matter what the chosen career.

Bachelor of Global Studies (Sustainability)

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 078186G

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Global Studies (Sustainability) is a unique interdisciplinary degree that equips students with the capacity to formulate solutions to the challenges of globalisation and the development of sustainable communities. The structure of the program follows world megatrends, reflected in the interconnectivity and interplay within diverse fields of study: climate change, sustainable development, global health and disease, international institutions and transnational business. The program also aims to prepare students for fronting increased human security threats through sustained transnational collaboration. The global dialogue needed for the security of globalised communities requires competencies in international relations, diplomacy and intercultural partnership. The Bachelor of Global Studies (Sustainability) develops an active global citizen with knowledge and skills enabling them to contribute to the development of sustainable societies of the future.

Subjects • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

• • • • • • • • • • •

Introduction to International Relations Geopolitics Diplomacy: Theory and Practice World Languages International Business Climate Change and the Future World Sustainable Development and Society Contemporary Globalisations Land Use and Infrastructure Development Land Economy and the Environment Walkable and Bikeable Healthy Lifestyle Cities Terrorism Global Health Issues Capstone or Internship World Literature

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, POLITICS AND ARTS

The Bachelor of Arts allows you to select combinations of subjects and subject areas to best suit your interests and aspirations. It is a generalist program, offering you flexibility in your choice of majors with the opportunity to either specialise in a particular area of study or to select complementary majors.

Majors / Specialisations • • • • •

International Relations Australian Studies Digital Media Global Business Language and Culture (choice of either Chinese, French, Japanese or Spanish)

Professional Outcomes Graduates may choose to pursue careers in: • • • • • • •

Agriculture Community development Diplomacy Environmental impact assessment Ethical supply chain management Foreign trade Fishery

View the full program structure and subject list on our website.

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, POLITICS AND ARTS

Bachelor of International Relations

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063074E

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of International Relations prepares students for fascinating careers in a globalising world. Global and regional interdependence means that no state is unaffected by developments beyond its borders. Prosperity and security are based on international orientations. Businesses, governments and organisations need people equipped not only with relevant professional skills, but also with competencies in international relations. Students in the Bachelor of International Relations explore a rich variety of interconnected issues and the factors that shape them, including war and peace on our planet, human security, diplomacy, governance and the influence of climate change on the future world.

Graduates of the program will gain an insight into politics, economy and diplomacy both in Australia and other world geographic regions.

An in-depth understanding of the world around us and the skills needed for its interpretation will equip students for their future employment in international relations and many other areas

Subjects Students may select 12 subjects from the following list: • • • • • • • • • •

Introduction to International Relations Hacking, Networks and Security Australian Public and Foreign Policy The United Nations Public Diplomacy and Social Media Political Economy Terrorism China’s Defence Policy Eurasia Australia and the Asia-Pacific

• • • • • • • • • • •

Diplomacy: Theory and Practice Contemporary Globalisations Peace and War The Americas Climate Change and the Future World World Languages Asia’s Rising Powers The New Europe Africa and the Middle East Political Philosophy: Freedom, Justice and the State Geopolitics

View the full program structure and subject list on our website.

Combined Degree Options • Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Business (CRICOS 088310C) • Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093916G)

Professional Outcomes Bachelor of International Relations graduates can excel in careers relating to: • • • • • •

Defence Diplomacy Foreign affairs International business Media Trade

Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101956

70 / 25

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics draws on legal policy, government, philosophy and economics themes to prepare graduates for a career in public governance, public leadership and ultimately public influence. Encompassing subjects from the Faculty of Law, Bond Business School and the Faculty of Society & Design, this truly multi-disciplinary program will prepare adaptable students for the fast-paced global demands of the 21st century. During this degree you will study the global challenges faced by changing institutional and geopolitical structures, search for practical solutions, and draw on theory and history from economics, law and international relations, all set within the context of dynamic and multicultural value systems.

Combined Degree Option • Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 107260B)

Professional Outcomes Graduates may pursue careers in sectors including: • • • • •

Policy Media advising Legal research Public policy Public advocacy

For more Australian Public Service (APS) careers, visit APSjobs.gov.au

Diploma of Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101729

50

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

Further Study at Bond Successful completion of the Diploma of Arts guarantees students a place in most undergraduate degrees at Bond University, with a possible 80 credit points credited towards their new program of study. Students are advised to check the degree study structures online to confirm which subjects they may receive credit for.

Key Features • • • •

Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into the third semester of the corresponding bachelor program.

Dr Mark Dinnen ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS EXPERT. MODEL UN ADVOCATE. “Studying international relations at Bond is much more than just learning from textbooks – it’s an opportunity for students to embrace the world around them! There are so many opportunities at Bond designed to reinforce classroom learning with global experiences. Which country would you like to visit on exchange? What kind of international internship could accelerate your career? How can our model UN program enable you to travel the world and engage in multicultural, collaborative learning? Instead of just reading about IR topics and principles, at Bond, you’ll experience them firsthand through simulations and real-world applications.”

Bond University alumnus Winner of the 2018 Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning Through Sustained Innovation Recipient of a 2018 Award for Teaching Excellence Citation from the Australian Awards for University Teaching

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, POLITICS AND ARTS

The Diploma of Arts opens up a wide range of career and further study opportunities in disciplines including communication, creative arts, film and television, global studies, humanities, international relations, journalism, psychological science and social science.

The Diploma of Arts teaches students core skills to enhance their career prospects, whether they are fresh out of school or are wishing to upgrade their qualifications.

Law For the argument winners and critical thinkers. For those who value the truth and want to see justice in action.

Bronte Anderson LAW STUDENT. TALENTED CHEERLEADER. BUSA ADVOCACY DIRECTOR.

I am originally from...

Victoria.

I chose to study Law because...

I have always wanted to be a lawyer. I have a passiopn for corporate and commercial law and would love to assist on big mergers in the future.

In my time at Bond I have...

Been able to complete a legal internship at a local law firm and a clinical legal placement as a paralegal / law clerk.

My career aspirations are...

LAW

To drive change and make the world a better place.

To me, this means giving a voice to others and helping reform Australian law.

Bachelor of Laws

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 093922K

85 / 30

Jan, May, Sep

8 semesters (2 years 8 months)

$15,800

Our unique Integrated Skills and Professionalism Program is embedded in the Bachelor of Laws and focuses on core legal skills essential to the practice of law. These skills include: • • • • •

Dispute resolution and collaboration Legal ethics and professionalism Legal research and reasoning Legal writing and drafting Oral communication and advocacy

Specialisations • • • • • • •

Climate Law Contemporary Legal Issues Corporate and Commercial Law International and Comparative Law Legal Practice Legal Transformation Canadian Law and Practice

Major / Double Major • Climate Law • Legal Transformation

Degree Combinations • Bachelor of Actuarial Science / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093910C) • Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093912A) • Bachelor of Biomedical Science / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093911B) • Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093909G) • Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093908G)

• Bachelor of Communication / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093915J) • Bachelor of Communication (Business) / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093914K) • Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093916G) • Bachelor of Journalism / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093918F) • Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093921M) • Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 107260B)

Further Study at Bond The Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (CRICOS 098084C), also known as practical legal training (PLT), is the link between your law degree and becoming a practising lawyer. In this program, you will receive extensive, individualised help to find a placement.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes and paths may include: • • • •

Law (lawyer, barrister) In-house legal counsel Government legal advising Business leadership

The Bachelor of Laws is an approved degree for the purposes of admission to legal practice in Australia. To become a legal practitioner you will need to complete a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice or a traineeship in addition to the Bachelor of Laws. The Bachelor of Laws may also be used to apply for admission internationally. You are, however, advised to confirm admission requirements in the particular jurisdiction in which you wish to practise.

Dr Umair Ghori ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. RESEARCHER IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW. HISTORY BUFF. “Studying law not only enables you to enter the legal profession, but also provides a pathway into diverse fields such as law enforcement, national security, border control, politics, and business. Bond law programs are delivered by passionate legal educators who focus on both theoretical concepts and the development of hands-on skills. As a result, students emerge ready for the workforce, which is apparent when they enter industry with the knowledge and skills to provide solutions and really make a name for themselves.”

2019 LexisNexis Stanley Shaw Prize for Teaching Excellence winner

University of London and University of New South Wales graduate

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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LAW

Bond’s Bachelor of Laws program is designed to prepare you for a career in the legal profession, corporate sector or government sector in Australia. The combination of excellent teaching, small class sizes and an extensive legal skills program provides an exciting learning experience that both challenges you academically and prepares you practically for a legal career.

Bachelor of Business Law

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063057F

80 / 28

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

This degree provides an opportunity to combine legal subjects of particular interest with study in related disciplines such as international business and management.

Professional Recognition Unlike the Bachelor of Laws degree, the Bachelor of Business Law is not designed to provide a qualification for the professional practice of law. If you wish to practise law, you must complete a Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093922K) or Juris Doctor (CRICOS 093923J) degree and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (CRICOS 098084C).

Bond’s flexible degree structure permits various combinations of law and non-law subjects. This flexibility enables you to design your program to meet a variety of career interests. Law is increasingly regarded as an excellent preparation for a wide range of careers and is an important source of liberal education within business and management.

Bachelor of Jurisprudence

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063078A

80 / 28

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

This degree provides an opportunity to combine legal subjects of particular interest with study in related disciplines such as international relations, criminology, languages and communication.

Professional Recognition

LAW

Professional Outcomes

Unlike the Bachelor of Laws degree, the Bachelor of Jurisprudence is not designed to provide a qualification for the professional practice of law. If you wish to practise law, you must complete a Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093922K) or Juris Doctor (CRICOS 093923J) degree and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (CRICOS 098084C).

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • •

Court clerkship Trust administration Legal support Policy advice

Bachelor of Legal Transformation

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 107661G

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The legal profession isn’t immune to change – in fact, it’s evolving faster than ever before. With this constant disruption comes a need for nimble professionals who have the skills to not just ride the waves, but turn the tide. The Bachelor of Legal Transformation is committed to producing graduates who fit the bill – not lawyers, but rather, industry changemakers that blend legal knowledge with lateral thinking and the problem-solving skills of the future.

The Bachelor of Legal Transformation consists of five intersecting components, building a strong foundational knowledge of law alongside specialist knowledge of the student’s choice, and core competencies designed to foster career and industry readiness.

Key Features Graduates from the Bachelor of Legal Transformation will be uniquely empowered to: • Understand contemporary legal problems and design ethical, practical, and creative solutions • Apply legal skills, knowledge, and language to deliver legal services in the face of rapid and persistent technological change • Confidently lead and manage transdisciplinary teams and projects • Think critically about the law and technology in social and commercial settings and culturally diverse contexts

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • •

Legal operations Legal project management Legal solutions architecture Legal entrepreneurship Legal technology design Paralegal practice

Diploma of Legal Studies

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 080298C

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

The Diploma of Legal Studies provides students with a basic grounding in Australia’s legal system, the principles of business law and contemporary legal issues confronting Australian society.

This program offers a supported preparation and pathway for further undergraduate study in law. You will also learn communication and problem solving skills, engage in individual and group decision making, and develop an understanding of ethics, morals and cultural beliefs.

Further Study at Bond Successful completion of the Diploma of Legal Studies guarantees students a place in Bond’s Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093922K) with 80 credit points credited to the degree.

The Diploma of Legal Studies is also a pathway into other bachelor’s degrees with varying credit available.

Key Features • • • •

Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into the third semester of a Bond undergraduate degree.

LAW

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation of 2022 fees and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the year of enrolment. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees.

Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

Practise in the showcase e-courtroom which is fully equipped with electronic evidence management systems, video conferencing facilities, wireless networking and video streaming.

Medicine For the empathetic and the caring.

For those who want to work on the frontline, making a difference in the lives of others.

Spiro Livanes MEDICAL STUDENT. LIFESAVER. ASPIRING MILITARY DOCTOR.

I grew up in...

Brisbane.

I chose to study medicine at Bond because...

I have a passion for saving lives and helping people.

I was also impressed by the accelerated programs, student culture and opportunities for clinical placements.

In my time at Bond I have...

Expanded my friendship and professional networks and had the opportunity to participate in amazing placements and gain clinical experience.

In five years I hope to be...

MEDICINE

Serving the Australian Defence Force as a military doctor and as an Emergency Department Registrar.

Medical Program^

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) CRICOS course code 0101292

May

8 semesters (2 years 8 months)

$28,960

Doctor of Medicine (MD) CRICOS course code 0101293

September

6 semesters (2 years)

$28,960

TOTAL 14 semesters (4 years 8 months)

The second of Bond’s two-part Medical Program - the Doctor of Medicine (MD) - must be completed for students to be eligible for registration as a medical practitioner in any state or territory in Australia or New Zealand. The MD is distinguished by its comprehensive focus on evidence-based medicine and integrated clinical practice.

Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) The Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) is the first of two sequential degrees at Bond University and is an undergraduate program, sitting at Level 7 of the Australian Qualifications Framework.

Because of Bond’s small class sizes, students learn in a highly personalised environment with state-of-the-art equipment. Students benefit from a variety of teaching and learning systems, including small group learning, practical classes, clinical skills and laboratory training, self-directed learning, web-based and e-learning, interactive seminars and lectures. This contemporary approach to medical education ensures that learning relates directly to patient care and prepares graduates to assume a high level of responsibility.

The Bachelor of Medical Studies comprises eight semesters delivered over two years and eight months, and is followed by the Doctor of Medicine, comprised of six semesters delivered over two years. The two sequential degrees take 14 semesters in total and are equivalent to seven standard academic years in duration. However, with Bond University’s three-semester-per-year timetable and intensive clinical

training periods, these two programs are completed in just four years and eight months making it the fastest pathway to becoming a doctor in Australia and New Zealand. Graduates are then eligible to apply for hospital internships.

Further Study at Bond Students who successfully complete the Bachelor of Medical Studies proceed directly into the Doctor of Medicine program.

Doctor of Medicine (MD) The Doctor of Medicine (MD) component is an extended master’s level program and is undertaken through clinical rotations in hospital and community healthcare settings, as well as face-to-face teaching at timetabled education sessions. During this time, students undertake a research or professional project or a capstone experience and prepare a portfolio of their work.

Professional Recognition The Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine degrees are accredited by the Australian Medical Council (AMC) ensuring that they meet or exceed the agreed national guidelines for medical education. Upon successful completion of both of the degrees, graduates are eligible for registration as a medical practitioner in any state or territory in Australia or New Zealand.

Professional Outcomes Graduates of the sequential degrees (BMedSt and MD) will have the appropriate knowledge, attitudes and skills to function effectively as interns in Australian hospitals and will be ideally positioned to undergo further training in any of the Australasian specialty colleges.

MEDICINE

The Medical Program is designed to equip graduates with the foundational knowledge, skills and attributes required to safely and effectively practise medicine in today’s complex healthcare environment. The first of Bond’s two-part Medical Program - the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) - is distinguished by its strong educational focus on small group learning, interactive workshops and clinical simulation.

Dr Christian Moro NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNER. SCIENCE AND SCHOLAR THEME LEAD. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. “A medical degree places graduates as ambassadors, teachers, advocates, leaders and promoters of health. Having a great doctor can contribute a lot to a patient’s healing journey, however, this all starts from a solid learning and experiential foundation. The Bond Medical Program produces well-regarded, capable graduates and equips them to take on each of these roles, and much more, in their future healthcare careers.”

Australian Teaching Excellence Award (AAUT & Universities Australia) winner Recipient of a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (Australian Government’s AOLT) AFR Higher Education & ASCILITE Innovation Award winner

^ The Medical Program comprises two sequential degrees – the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) and the Doctor of Medicine (MD). Applications for Medical Program must be lodged through QTAC. All students selected for entry into the Medical Program will have to complete both the BMedSt and MD to be eligible for registration as a medical practitioner in any state or territory in Australia or New Zealand. Both degrees are awarded at the completion of Year 5.

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Project Management and Innovation For the organised and innovative.

For those who want to lead the change, and know there’s a better way to do it.

Abbie Muxworthy PROJECT MANAGEMENT STUDENT. PASSIONATE COOK. AVID FANTASY READER.

I am originally from...

Brisbane, and have also spent time living in Cairns and Western Australia.

My favourite thing about studying project management is...

The industry-focused content and professional delivery. The professors and academics are experts in their fields and go the extra mile to assist in every possible way.

In five years, I hope to be…

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION

Delivering projects that support and benefit the community, help businesses to grow and boost the economy.

Bachelor of Project Management

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101294

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Project Management encapsulates projectised decision-making applicable to a wide range of different industry sectors. It begins with three foundation semesters comprising business acumen, project framework, process analysis and core skill development, before building on this knowledge with three further practice semesters comprising technical, tactical and strategic decision-making. The program includes comprehensive coverage of project schedules, cost, resourcing, scope, quality, procurement, communications, risk and stakeholder management. It also offers two elective choices and concludes with a capstone subject on project integration management.

Key Features

Further Study at Bond Option to articulate to our Master of Project Innovation.

(CRICOS 0100041)

Professional Outcomes Project management is a global profession, with over 750,000 certified practitioners in the Project Management Institute (PMI) alone. Upon completion of the Bachelor of Project Management you will have the skills needed to keep up with trends, lead a team and problem solve in today’s digital era, whichever industry you choose.

• Learn how to deliver projects on time, within budget, as specified, and with no surprises.

• Become an effective decision maker.

• Explore content built around the PMBOK® Guide, which is the international standard for the project management discipline.

• Gain critical leadership skills.

Greg Skulmoski ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. PROJECT INNOVATION AND MANAGEMENT EXPERT. GAMIFICATION LEADER. “When exposed to Bond’s flexible learning style, our project management students become more engaged, produce higher quality work, and learn to a higher standard. For their projects of choice, we have seen an array of interesting concepts, such as developing tiny homes, setting up a taco truck, transporting an elephant between zoos, planning a wedding in the Canadian Rockies and renovating an apartment building. I love seeing the enthusiasm that our students bring to their assignments.”

University of Calgary and University of Regina graduate Winner of the 2017 Middle East Security Award, Chief Information Security Officer Council - 100 Rising Stars in Security and Risk

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION

Recognised in the Cleveland Clinic Top 10 Medical Innovations: Smartphone-Connected Pacemaker Devices

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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Psychology, Criminology and Social Sciences For the ‘people people’. For those who want to help others, no matter their circumstances, and make meaningful personal and societal change.

Samuel Savage PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT. COMPETITIVE SPORTSPERSON. MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE.

I grew up in...

Brisbane, and have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin from the Erub people of Darney Island and Wanyi people of Normanton.

I was inspired to study psychology because...

Many people close to me were going through difficult times with their mental health, and I wanted to be able to do more than just listen, so that ignited a passion to be able to help.

I chose to study at Bond because…

I was told about the amazing student support, facilities, people, and professors, and so I decided that it was where I wanted to be.

At Bond I have had the opportunity to…

PSYCHOLOGY, CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Make meaningful relationships and compete in social sports, while also learning more about what I’m passionate about.

Bachelor of Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063052M

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Arts allows you to select combinations of subjects and subject areas to best suit your interests and aspirations. It is a generalist program, offering you flexibility in your choice of majors with the opportunity to either specialise in a particular area of study or to select complementary majors.

Majors / Specialisations • • • • • • • • • • • •

Advertising Design and Production (double major) Advertising Australian Studies Chinese Language and Culture Cinema Journalism (double major) Communication Corporate Storytelling Counselling Interventions Criminology Digital Media Film and Television (double major options available) French Language and Culture

• • • • • • • • • • •

Global Studies (Sustainability) International Relations Japanese Language and Culture Journalism Language and Culture Media Studies Philosophy Psychology (double major options available) Public Relations Social Media Spanish Language and Culture

Professional Outcomes The Bachelor of Arts provides you with a strong and broad set of skills essential to all professions, no matter what the chosen career.

Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Criminology

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 107663E

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Criminology equips you with multidisciplinary knowledge and skills from foundational criminology and law subjects plus a further seven criminology discipline options.

Subjects include criminal justice, cybercrime, criminal law, explanations for crime, miscarriages of justice and crime prevention.

You can choose a further specialisation in either psychology or law as an elective option to complement your studies.

Students will be prepared with industry-relevant skills and knowledge for career options in justice-related positions across private, government, and not-for-profit agencies aligned with professional roles in support, policy and research sectors.

Majors / Specialisations • Criminology discipline options (7 subjects)

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes include: • • • • • • • • • •

Policing Corrections Court support Youth justice Public safety and security Victim advocacy and support Intelligence Corruption prevention Intervention planning Rehabilitation

Elective Options • Psychology specialisation (4 subjects) plus 2 general electives, OR • Law specialisation (4 subjects) plus 2 general electives, OR • General elective (6 subjects)

Further Study at Bond

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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PSYCHOLOGY, CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

• Master of Criminology (CRICOS 078659A) • Juris Doctor (CRICOS 093923J) • Graduate Certificate in Criminology (CRICOS 083525F)

Bachelor of Psychological Science

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 062655C

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Psychological Science will provide you with a scientific understanding of normal psychological processes such as perception, memory, learning, motivation, psychobiology, personality, emotion, developmental psychology and social relationships, as well as training in abnormal psychology. A basic understanding of these topics is acquired across the two introductory subjects before a greater depth of coverage is undertaken within the advanced second and third level subjects.

You will also participate in laboratory work and be introduced to the Australian Psychological Society Code of Ethics. To underpin the scientific nature of the discipline, you will receive training in a range of data analytic techniques and research methods used by psychologists. The program is designed to equip you with the basic scientific grounding and theoretical understanding required for advanced level studies.

Professional Recognition This program is fully accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) as the equivalent of three years’ university training in psychology.

Degree Combinations • Bachelor of Psychological Science / Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093921M)

Further Study at Bond The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) [CRICOS 063047G] is designed to provide students with an integrated, comprehensive, and complete education in the discipline of psychology.

The Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science (CRICOS 063195G) prepares you for entry into a career in psychology (provisional registration as a psychologist in addition to two years of supervised training). The Master of Professional Psychology (CRICOS 096695C) and Master of Psychology (Clinical) [CRICOS 063429E] are also offered at postgraduate level.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • •

Clinical, organisational or forensic psychology Counselling Clinical neuropsychology Sports psychology Health and community psychology Research Human resources

Alternative Pathway The Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Bridging) allows students to fast-track a qualification equivalent to a three-year undergraduate sequence in the discipline of psychology. It is designed for students who have completed an undergraduate program in a discipline other than psychology and are looking to transition to the pathway required for registration, or for students who have completed an undergraduate psychology qualification but have not met the entry threshold to progress to fourth year. This program is not available to international students who intend to apply for a student visa to undertake this program.

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063047G

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$18,095

The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) is designed to provide students with an integrated, comprehensive, and complete education in the discipline of psychology. Students undertake advanced training in a range of methodological (research methods, psychometrics, statistics) and applied areas, and develop competence in conducting research. All applied material is based on the scientist-practitioner model, and evidence-based approaches to psychological intervention are stressed.

PSYCHOLOGY, CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Key Features • Access a dedicated lab space with data analysis software, and the Cognitive Research Labs to perform face-to-face research.

• Learn advanced theoretical and empirical knowledge in some of the core research areas of the discipline.

• Gain knowledge in the theoretical and empirical bases underpinning the construction, implementation and interpretation of some of the most widely used cognitive and personality assessments.

• Explore the theoretical and empirical bases underpinning evidence-based approaches to psychological intervention.

• Discover how the science and practice of psychology is influenced by social, historical, professional and cultural contexts.

The Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) prepares graduates for a career in psychology. On completion of this course, graduates may apply for provisional registration as a psychologist providing they enrol in further postgraduate studies or undertake two years’ supervised training.

Professional Recognition This program is fully accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council as the equivalent to four years of university training in psychology.

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • •

Clinical, organisational or forensic psychology Counselling Clinical neuropsychology Sports psychology Health and community psychology Research Human resources

Bachelor of Social Science

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 063082E

65 / 24

Jan, May, Sep

6 semesters (2 years)

$15,800

The Bachelor of Social Science encompasses a mix of several disciplines including criminology, psychology, counselling, and behaviour management. This program allows you to combine subjects to complete a degree that reflects a specialisation of studies in the social sciences area of the Faculty of Society & Design.

Majors / Specialisations • Psychology and Criminology (combined majors) • Psychology and Counselling Interventions (combined majors) • Criminology and Counselling Interventions (combined majors)

Combined Degree Option

Professional Outcomes Potential career outcomes may include: • • • • • • • •

Welfare Government work Disability service Case work Client support Advocacy Education Behavioural education

• Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Social Science (CRICOS 088309G)

Diploma of Arts

Selection rank ATAR / IB**

Starting

Duration

Fees per semester*

CRICOS course code 0101729

50

Jan, May, Sep

2 semesters (8 months)

$15,800

The Diploma of Arts opens up a wide range of career and further study opportunities in disciplines including communication, creative arts, film and television, global studies, humanities, international relations, journalism, psychological science and social science.

The Diploma of Arts teaches students core skills to enhance their career prospects, whether they are fresh out of school or are wishing to upgrade their qualifications.

Further Study at Bond Successful completion of the Diploma of Arts guarantees students a place in most undergraduate degrees at Bond University, with a possible 80 credit points credited towards their new program of study. Students are advised to check the degree study structures online to confirm for which subjects they may receive credit.

Key Features Complete your diploma in only eight months.

Integrate into the University environment from day one.

Have the support of extra tutorials just for diploma students.

Articulate into the third semester of the corresponding bachelor’s program.

* Fees per semester are based on an average calculation from 2022, and may differ depending on the subjects and majors you take in each semester. Tuition fees are subject to change on an annual basis and will be charged at the appropriate fee for the current enrolment year. For more information on current fees, visit bond.edu.au/fees. Fees are not inclusive of additional costs such as Student Services and Amenities Fee, accommodation, textbooks and living costs. ** Entrance scores provided are indicative only for 2023 admission and are subject to change.

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• • • •

Pathways to Bond University If you don’t meet the entry requirements for your chosen degree, Bond offers a range of pathways through Bond University College to help you achieve the academic requirements you need.

Our pathway programs are delivered on campus by Bond University College where you will benefit from extra hours of face-to-face teaching in a small class, mentored environment. The College provides a personalised service via a strengths-based model of educational support. Located in the heart of the Bond campus, you will have access to all of the University resources and facilities, and will be welcomed as a member of the Bondy community from the day you arrive.

Successful completion of a Bond University College program gives you the opportunity to gain entry to a Bond University undergraduate degree, with varying credit. The time to completion from a diploma program to a bachelor’s program is essentially the same. Once you successfully complete your diploma, you enter your bachelor’s program in Semester 3*, enabling you to still graduate ahead of your peers at standard universities. For additional admission pathways, please refer to page 78. * Not applicable to all bachelor level programs.

Admission pathways Diploma Preparation Program

Higher Education Diplomas

CRICOS course code 0101445

Duration: 8 months (2 semesters) Starting: January, May, September

Duration: 4 months (1 semester) Starting: January, May, September The Diploma Preparation Program has been specifically designed for students to pathway into Bond University Diploma programs. You will develop the core skills necessary for academic success, delivered by experienced and supportive teachers in small, personalised classes. The three subjects covered in this one semester program are: • Academic Communication Skills • Applied Academic Communication Skills • Digital Literacy

Key Features

Our diploma level studies provide a pathway for students who do not meet the academic or English language requirements for direct entry into their chosen bachelor’s degree, or who would prefer to start their university journey in a more supported environment. Successful completion of your diploma qualifies you for entry into a Bond bachelor’s degree, with varying credit.

• • • • • •

Diploma of Arts (CRICOS 0101729) Diploma of Built Environment (CRICOS 098537A) Diploma of Business (CRICOS 078663E) Diploma of Creative Design (CRICOS 105412G) Diploma of Health Sciences (CRICOS 093260K) Diploma of Legal Studies (CRICOS 080298C)

• Prepare yourself for a Bond University Higher Education Diploma program.

• Gain the academic skills required to succeed in your further studies.

• Transition into your diploma program seamlessly with our dedicated teachers and supportive environment.

Pathways to Bond University

Australian Year 11 or equivalent

Foundation program (international students only)

Australian Year 12 or equivalent

Diploma Preparation Program

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 3

Semester 4

Semester 5

Higher Education Diploma

Pre-university

Undergraduate

* The average Bond University undergraduate program can be completed in two years, but this may be longer in some areas of study.

Semester 6

Bachelor degree completed

How will I be assessed?

I am a 2022 Year 12 student

I finished school before 2021

• Secondary academic results and / or rank.

• Secondary academic results and / or rank.

• If you are a non-ATAR student but have received a Senior Statement, Admissions will use your final subject results to calculate an entry rank.

• Resumé of work and life experience may be required. It may be possible to use your work skill level and history to allocate an entry rank.

• Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)*.

• Any complete or incomplete prior study such as AQF, Certificate IV or higher from a recognised provider.

I did not complete school / have no other qualifications There are a number of alternative means of gaining admission besides formal study. Bond will calculate an entry rank based on any one of the following: • Resumé of work and life experience.

It may be possible to use your documented work skill level and history to allocate an entry rank.

• Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)*. Any complete or incomplete prior study such as AQF Certificate IV or higher from a recognised provider.

• Past school results.

Please contact your Domestic Regional Manager at bond.edu.au/regional-managers to have a conversation about admission.

* The Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) will allow you to demonstrate your potential for university study. Refer to QTAC for more information.

Heaven Elishav LEGAL EAGLE. CHESS MASTER. FUTURE PROSECUTOR.

My journey to a Bond degree started…

With a Diploma of Legal Studies through Bond University College.

The best experiences I’ve had at Bond have been…

Participating in all the practical skills activities in my classes.

My advice to new students is…

Don’t be complacent at university! Try everything and don’t worry if you experience failure. Also, make new friends.

The Diploma of Legal Studies, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Relations in a word…

Multifaceted.

Student life at Bond For the past 16 years, Bond has received the highest possible ranking for student experience in the independent Australian Student Satisfaction Survey.

The personalised attention you receive in the classroom extends to every aspect of life at Bond. It starts from the moment you arrive on campus with Orientation’s full calendar of information sessions and social activities, where you’ll have a chance to meet lots of other new students.

Once your classes get underway, you may also find some of our other student support and wellbeing services helpful, such as the Academic Skills Centre, computer support, disability support, and medical and psychological services.

There are many opportunities to get involved in university life through our active on-campus clubs and societies. You can connect with people from your program, your faculty, your political persuasion and your religious beliefs, or get involved with local charities, philanthropic causes and global organisations.

You’ll also find a wealth of opportunities to take on various leadership roles, committee positions and volunteering experiences which will help you stand out to future employers.

Questions? Chat with a Bondy:

bond.edu.au/connect-with-a-student

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 elite level.

Bond University Sports Centre

Esports

The University’s multi-million dollar Sports Centre incorporates a state-of-the-art gymnasium, TRX Suspension Training Studio, boxing circuit training room, and a regular timetable of group exercise classes.

A recent addition to Bond’s high-performance sports facilities is the state-of-the-art Esports Hub. Devoted to competitive video-gaming, the Esports Hub is equipped with 12 highperformance gaming machines, a training and coaching facility for analysis and strategy and the ability to stream to Bond’s 500-seat theatre for an audience.

Bond’s Aquatic Centre includes a 50m Olympic-size heated swimming pool and a FINA-ratified 10-lane, 25m pool. The campus also features extensive outdoor sporting facilities including rugby and AFL fields, 3 x 3 courts and tennis courts, as well as indoor facilities for basketball, netball, esports, futsal, badminton, volleyball, cricket and squash.

Bond Elite Sport Program

Access to the Sports Centre, group exercise classes, outdoor and indoor sporting facilities and Aquatic Centre is included as part of the Student Services and Amenities Fee.

Bond University is a member of the Australian Institute of Sport’s Elite Athlete Education Network (EAEN), 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.

Sport clubs

bond.edu.au/programs/elite-sport-program

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 UniSport Nationals.

Sports research

High performance sports Bond has key high performance sports including swimming, rugby, rugby sevens (men and women), AFL (men and women), tennis, netball, equestrian and esports, offering world-class coaching, facilities and partnerships to ensure we compete at the highest level both domestically and internationally.

Bond student athletes have competed at the Olympic and international levels.

The Bond Institute of Health & Sport is a world-class teaching and training centre which regularly hosts international athletes and professional teams. Specialist training and preparation facilities at the Institute’s High Performance Training Centre include a strength and conditional gym and training facility, 25m indoor lap pool, temperature controlled recovery pools, oxygen-regulated 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.

Sporting scholarships A number of sporting scholarships are offered each year, giving high-performance athletes in a wide range of sports the opportunity to compete at an elite level while gaining a premium education. Refer to page 66 for further details.

Bond University Sports Centre

Life on the Gold Coast Students from every state and territory in Australia (and almost every continent!) call the Gold Coast and Bond University home. Here are just some of the reasons why.

The Gold Coast is an entrepreneurship and innovation hub.

The weather doesn’t get any better than this.

More people on the Gold Coast own and run their own businesses than any other city in Australia, and it attracts some of the world’s best and brightest minds. Here, the entrepreneurial and creative spirit runs through the veins of both born and bred locals and adopted Gold Coasters.

On the Gold Coast, expect an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, with an average temperature of 29 degrees.

It’s a city of opportunity.

The Gold Coast is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation, and the sixth largest. It has a diverse industry who offer strong employment opportunities, with Bond’s Career Development Centre to support you along the way.

It’s home to a global community.

Bond students come from over 90 countries around the world, and the Gold Coast itself is a welcoming and diverse city with almost one in three residents born overseas. You will join students from all corners of the globe, preparing you with an international perspective on study and work.

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

Take a surfing lesson at Currumbin.

Finish up a week of study by heading out to Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach.

You’ll never be bored.

From world-class beaches to shopping, dining and endless entertainment, there is no shortage of things to do on the Gold Coast.

At Bond, you’re in the heart of it all.

Bond is located in Robina - the geographical centre of the Gold Coast. Here, you’re within easy reach of everything the city has to offer.

In addition to main campus, the Bond Institute of Health & Sport is just a short eight-minute drive away.

Explore Springbrook’s waterfalls and bush walks.

Enjoy diverse culture and food from around the world at Gold Coast Chinatown and Miami Marketta street food night market.

Jessica Borten STUDENT JOURNALIST. CAT LOVER. SKY NEWS INTERN.

I grew up...

On the Gold Coast.

In my first year at Bond I have…

Been involved in so many different opportunities already. I have been a student reporter at the Bond University Newsroom, a Project Consultant for the A21 Campaign, and the Head of Writing for the Bound student magazine. Through the Career Development Centre at Bond, I managed to score employment as a Guest Liaison at the Sky News Gold Coast office in Southport. My role includes setting up guests for remote interviews and attending press conferences.

In five years I will be…

On my way to achieving an executive producer or editor-in-chief role.

My advice to new students is…

Take part in as much as you can – you’ll get out what you put in – and make sure to utilise the Career Development Centre when possible. University is definitely the time to explore opportunities outside your comfort zone so keep an eye out for things you wouldn’t normally consider, and then do it.

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

Living On-Campus

Living Off-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.

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.

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, the Coffee Cart, Bond Express 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

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. Homestay accommodation is recommended for all students under the age of 18 years old.

View homestay options: homestaynetwork.org

Bond’s Accommodation team can provide information relating to accommodation within close proximity to campus.

For suggestions email housingsupport@bond.edu.au or to view off-campus options, please visit bond.edu.au/off-campus

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.

Popular website: flatmates.com.au

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

Premium Single Room - accommodation offered through on-campus housing (Building 7, South Tower).

Financing your degree When determining how to finance your degree, you may want to consider government assistance packages or other lending options.

FEE-HELP

Loyalty discounts

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. From 1 January, 2020, a combined HELP loan limit replaced the FEE-HELP limit and includes FEE-HELP, VET Student Loans, VET FEE-HELP and HECS-HELP. Only HECS-HELP borrowing from 1 January, 2020 onwards counts towards a person’s HELP limit. Any existing FEE-HELP, VET FEE-HELP or VET Student Loans that counted towards your FEE-HELP limit will count towards the combined HELP limit.

Bond offers a number of loyalty discounts to students who have a direct family member attending an eligible program at Bond or who have completed an eligible program here. These loyalty programs may provide a reduction of up to 10 per cent on tuition fees.

In 2022 the combined HELP loan limit will be $109,206 for most students. The limit for students in the Medical Program will be $156,847. Repayments are made through the taxation system at a minimum rate of 1 per cent per annum when your annual income reaches $47,014. 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.

Student Opportunity Fund

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.

As a Bond student, you will have access to a range of experiences and activities to enhance your learning.

The Student Opportunity Fund can help to finance those added extras with assistance available up to $2,000. For more information, visit bond.edu.au/student-opportunity-fund

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Living costs Bond University is a fully independent, not-for-profit institution that invests 100 per cent of your tuition fees into providing a five-star educational experience, state-of-the-art facilities and a truly personalised student framework.

While our tuition fees are not subsidised by the Australian Government, they can be financed by the Government’s interest-free student loan program, FEE-HELP. In addition to your university tuition fees, there are a number of other costs to consider when planning your budget.

Estimated weekly living costs* When considering the costs associated with your university studies, keep in mind that Bond’s accelerated schedule means you’ll finish your degree sooner. Not only does this mean a substantial reduction in your total accommodation and living costs, it also represents a full year of earnings from being out in the workforce earlier than at standard universities.

On-campus accommodation

Off-campus accommodation

Homestay

Rent

$170 - $275

$185 - $440

$235 - $325

Food

$140 - $200

$140 - $200

Included

Included

$25 - $50

Included

N/A (on campus)

$30 - $60

$30 - $60

$30 - $100

$30 - $100

$30 - $100

$340 - $525

$410 - $850

$295 - $485

$5,100 - $7,875

$6,150 - $12,750

$4,425 - $7,275

Utilities Transport Entertainment Total cost per week Total estimated living cost per semester

Source: studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/live-in-australia/living-costs * Prices are approximate and can vary depending on budget and lifestyle.

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Scholarships One of the ways Bond University identifies future leaders is through our scholarship program.

Full and part-tuition scholarships are awarded to applicants who have demonstrated outstanding academic ability, community involvement, sporting achievements and strong leadership skills.

Vice Chancellor’s Elite Scholarships

Sporting scholarships

Our prestigious Vice Chancellor’s Elite Scholarships are awarded each year to a small group of outstanding applicants.

These students are selected on the basis of their exceptional academic achievements, proven leadership abilities and strong personal character. Applicants will be required to provide a school reference to demonstrate their ability to meet the characteristics and traits of Vice Chancellor’s Elite Scholars.

Shortlisted applicants will also be required to attend a scholarship selection weekend on Saturday, 24 and Sunday, 25 September, 2022.

Through key corporate partnerships, Bond University is proud to offer sports scholarships to students with exceptional sporting achievements. Visit sport.bond.edu.au/programs/sportscholarships for further details on sporting scholarships available.

Successful applicants receive full tuition remission for any undergraduate degree combination (with the exception of the Bond Medical Program). Every Vice Chancellor’s Elite Scholar is also invited to participate in the Vice Chancellor’s Mentoring Program where they will be teamed with a leader in their field for one-on-one professional and personal guidance.

Excellence Scholarships Excellence Scholarships offer up to 50 per cent tuition remission for any undergraduate degree combination (excluding the Bond Medical Program) and are awarded annually to a number of outstanding applicants who have demonstrated high academic achievement, proven leadership skills and extensive community involvement.

Leadership Scholarships Leadership Scholarships aim to recognise current Year 12 students who have outstanding leadership experience and community involvement with a 25 per cent tuition remission scholarship for any undergraduate degree combination (excluding the Bond Medical Program).

Indigenous Scholarships Bond University is strongly committed to closing the gap for Indigenous Australians. Through the generous support of corporate sponsors, alumni and community donations, we offer a number of scholarships to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who have demonstrated extracurricular involvement, leadership potential and academic achievements. These scholarships are valued at up to 50 per cent of tuition fees for any single undergraduate degree (excluding the Bond Medical Program) or 100 per cent tuition for any diploma program.

How to apply Scholarship applications can be made online using the Scholarship Application Form after you have completed and submitted a Bond University Study Application Form.

Review scholarship application opening and closing dates at bond.edu.au/scholarships Simply use the same login details as used for your study application and enter ‘scholarship’ in the keyword field on the Start an Application tab.

Sam Kerr LAW STUDENT. SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT. FORMER MELBOURNIAN AND CANADIAN RESIDENT. “My advice to students is to study hard and take every new experience as it comes. Choose a pathway you feel will give you the best experience and most self-fufilment.”

What scholarships are available?

Below are the details of a few key scholarships Bond University offers. We encourage you to visit our website to see a full list of the scholarships available at bond.edu.au/scholarships.

Eligibility**

Value

Open Date

Closing Date

Predicted to achieve minimum ATAR 95.00 or IB Diploma 38, as well as demonstrated record of leadership, initiative and service to school and / or community.

100% tuition remission for single or approved combined degree (excluding Bond’s Medical Program).

2 May

1 Aug

Predicted to achieve minimum ATAR 95.00 or IB Diploma 38, as well as demonstrated record of leadership, initiative and service to school and / or community.

100% tuition remission for single degree (excluding Bond’s Medical Program).

2 May

1 Aug

Judge John Newton Mooting Scholarship

Predicted to achieve minimum ATAR 92.00 or IB Diploma 34, as well as participation in the Bond University National High School Mooting Competition.

50% tuition remission for a Bachelor of Laws or approved combined degree that includes a Bachelor of Laws.

2 May

5 Sep

Excellence Scholarship

Predicted to achieve minimum ATAR 92.00 or IB Diploma 34, as well as demonstrated record of leadership, initiative and service to school and / or community.

50% tuition remission for single or approved combined degree (excluding Bond’s Medical Program).

2 May

5 Sep

Leadership Scholarship

Predicted to achieve minimum ATAR 84.00 or IB Diploma 30, as well as demonstrated record of outstanding leadership, community and extracurricular achievements.

25% tuition remission for single or approved combined degree (excluding Bond’s Medical Program).

2 May

5 Sep

Review of sporting resumé, personal statement, leadership qualities and references provided in application.

100% tuition remission for a single diploma program, undergraduate program, or postgraduate program, with a $21,000 bursary per year (pro rata on enrolled subjects) [excluding the Bond Medical Program, Doctor of Physiotherapy, Master of Psychology (Clinical) and Master of Professional Psychology]. For the Bachelor of Laws this scholarship applies for a maximum of 6 semesters.

2 May

5 Sep

Bond University Indigenous Scholarship

Australian citizens who are of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent (as defined by ABSTUDY).

100% tuition remission for single diploma or 50% for a single degree (excluding Bond’s Medical Program).

2 May

5 Sep

CoLab Industry Scholarships

Open to students who wish to study one of Bond’s Transformation degrees and demonstrate curiosity, creativity and commitment.

25% tuition for any of the four Transformation degrees offered in the Transformation CoLab.

2 May

5 Sep

Scholarship Academic Scholarships

Vice Chancellor’s Elite Scholarship * Domestic students completing Year 12 at an Australian secondary school.

Vynka Hohnen Scholarship * Students from Western Australia only.

Sport Scholarships

Hancock Prospecting Swimming Excellence Scholarship

Other

Explore scholarships:

bond.edu.au/scholarships

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Going global You don’t have to take a gap year or time out from your degree to see the world.

Bond University not only delivers globally focused course content, but a world of cultural opportunity.

With Bond’s international industry partnerships and placements, academic exchange partners, study tours, international competitions and extensive global alumni network, you’ll be professionally and culturally set up to work anywhere in the world.

Study tours

Student exchange

Head to Silicon Valley and visit the start-up hub for many global tech companies like Facebook, Apple and Google!

Take advantage of more than 80 exchange partnerships in 24 countries.

Bond’s campus is home to staff and students from more than 90 different countries. You’ll meet people from every corner of the globe right here on campus and have access to Bond graduates wherever you travel as a lifelong member of our global alumni.

International competitions

Global alumni network

Take part in Model United Nations conferences or even compete in the International Criminal Court Moot in The Hague.

Join Bond’s active alumni network, with more than 30,000 graduates across 120 countries.

A Bondy abroad With the support of Bond, I received the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan Scholarship and it was one of the most amazing, eye-opening and challenging experiences I’ve had in my life.

Between studying international law in Hong Kong, to interning with an NGO in Nepal, it’s safe to say I’ve made memories that will last me a lifetime.

After travelling to Hong Kong in 2018 to represent Bond at an international mooting competition, I became extremely passionate about international legal practice, particularly in east Asia. In late August 2019, I jumped on my flight with my one-way ticket to begin my study component at the University of Hong Kong.

Something that initially struck me about Hong Kong was how much of a hub for internationalism it truly was. I lived, studied and travelled with students from all walks of life – India, South Korea, Spain, Germany, North America, and of course, a fair few Australians.

I learned from some absolutely amazing lecturers, one of whom was a barrister; the others had studied at Yale, Oxford, Columbia and Georgetown. And when I wasn’t in class I was travelling around Hong Kong in one of its neighbouring countries, catching up with fellow Bondies in Taiwan, Malaysia, China, Philippines and Thailand. I’ll never forget those experiences.

Jacob Cookson, Bachelor of Biomedical Science / Bachelor of Laws alumnus Graduate, Norton Rose Fulbright

Your Bond journey starts now We’d love to get to know you before you leave school – and we’re sure you’d like to know more about us.

There are lots of ways to engage with Bond in your last few years at school – from coming along to our annual Open Day experiences or one of our Experience Days, through to completing a full university subject - while you’re still in Year 10, 11 or 12. We also put on a number of prestigious, national competitions for high school students where you could win a scholarship to study at Bond.

Steps to take in Year 10 Create a study plan This is the best time to get organised and get into study habits that set you up for success.

Talk to your housemaster, teacher or career advisor about creating an effective study plan.

Select your subjects Select your subjects for Year 11 and 12. Check out the interstate subject and grading equivalents to understand how your subject selection may impact your future study goals.

Start planning:

bond.edu.au/your-future Join an ATAR information session Learn more about how the ATAR system is calculated, how to select the right subjects, and the different pathways to university in one of Bond’s informative, expert-led sessions.

For dates and more information:

bond.edu.au/see-for-yourself Attend Headstart Day Headstart Day is for Year 10 students who want to experience life as a Bond student.

You can take part in simulated lectures and tutorials, enjoy interactive activities, meet our professors and current students, and get to know your way around our campus.

Be ahead of the pack:

bond.edu.au/headstart-day

Study area

Ideal subjects

Actuarial Science and Data Analytics

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Business Economics Digital Solutions Specialist Mathematics

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Earth and Environmental Science Design Engineering General Mathematics Visual Art Digital Solutions

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Accounting Business Economics English General Mathematics Tourism

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English Business Design Digital Solutions Drama Film, Television and New Media Visual Art Information and Communication Technology

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Building and Construction Skills Geography Design Engineering General Mathematics Earth and Environmental Science

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Health Physical Education General Mathematics Biology Chemistry Physics

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History Geography Languages Legal Studies Philosophy and Reason English Economics

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English Legal Studies Business Economics

For the number crunchers and interpreters. For those who don’t want to just find the pattern, but find meaning within it.

Architecture For the design makers and skyline shapers. For those who want to create the future with their very own hands.

Business, Commerce and Entrepreneurship For the self-starters and inventors. For those who don’t just want to get the job – but want to create it.

Communication, Film and Creative Media For the creative souls and deep thinkers. For the digitally minded, the ones who always have an idea to share.

Construction, Property and Planning For the creators and city makers. For those who want to shape the future of our homes, communities and cities.

Health, Biomedical and Sport Sciences For the researchers and scientific thinkers.

For those who know there’s so much more to discover – you just need to look closer.

International Relations, Politics and Arts For the globally minded, the citizens of the world.

For those who want to create a better, more connected and understanding world.

Law For the argument winners and critical thinkers. For those who value the truth and want to see justice in action.

Medicine For the empathetic and the caring. For those who want to work on the frontline, making a difference in the lives of others.

Project Management and Innovation For the organised and innovative. For those who want to lead the change, and know there’s a better way to do it.

Psychology, Criminology and Social Sciences For the ‘people people’. For those who want to help others, no matter their circumstances, and make meaningful personal and societal change.

• Biology • Chemistry • English • • • •

English Business General Mathematics Design

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English Legal Studies Psychology Health Mathematical Methods Biology

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Steps to take in Year 11 Attend career markets and expos Expos make it easier for students to come to one place and gather information from a wide variety of tertiary education institutions. Don’t pass up this free and valuable opportunity! Bond attends the major career markets across Australia, so contact your Domestic Regional Manager to find out more.

See for yourself Attending events on campus is a great way to experience the Bond difference for yourself! We host a number of events throughout the year. You can get a taste of university life and find out which degree is right for you. Add a few to your calendar so you can make a well-informed decision for your choice of university.

For dates and more information:

bond.edu.au/see-for-yourself Open day OPEN DAY

Attending Open Days in Year 11 and 12 is an important step towards deciding which university is right for you. Get a taste of the Bond experience, explore your study options, hear from current students, and have all your questions answered.

Discover Bond Open Day:

bond.edu.au/open-day

Steps to take in Year 12 Book a personal appointment or tour Interested in a private campus tour, career consultation or a presentation at your school? Contact us to book a guided campus tour tailored to your interests, a dedicated career exploration session with our Career Development Centre experts, or a personal meeting or presentation from your Domestic Regional Manager.

Get in touch:

bond.edu.au/regional-managers Apply to Bond Apply to a few universities or training colleges that you may be interested in - this just means you will be giving yourself a number of options when it comes to making that all-important decision. If your application is successful, you will receive an email from us offering you a place at Bond and outlining fee payment options and the process to accept.

Explore finance options With FEE-HELP, the benefits of a Bond University degree are available to everyone.

Find out more:

bond.edu.au/fee-help Consider scholarships Bond recognises high achieving individuals by awarding a number of academic, sport and general excellence scholarships each year. Check your eligibility for Bond’s scholarships and complete your application once you’ve applied for your chosen program. Remember, don’t rush! Take your time, carefully review the selection criteria, and put your best foot forward.

Be a Student for a Semester Do you have what it takes to become a Bondy while you’re still in high school?

As a Student for a Semester you’ll have a unique opportunity to launch your tertiary studies at Bond ahead of time.

Challenge yourself to achieve all that’s possible and gain a huge advantage for your future. You’ll be rewarded with an unforgettable experience, a global network of friends and the chance to gain credit towards your university studies.

You’ll enrol in a Bond subject, get your own Student ID card and attend a weekly lecture and tutorial.

The Student for a Semester program is open to Year 11 and 12 students from the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Northern NSW regions and subjects cover a range of topics such architecture, law, marketing, screenwriting and health.

Applying We accept applications in each of our three semesters: January, May and September. Student for a Semester subjects are offered at the exclusive rate of $250 per subject.

Applicants must be in the top 30 per cent of their year level and have the support of their school to participate.

Your school’s career advisor will be asked to verify this during the application process.

Why join the program?

As a participant in the Student for a Semester program, you will receive the following benefits: • Your very own Student for a Semester mentor - a current Bondy, who you can call upon any time throughout the semester.

• An exclusive invitation to a career counselling session, hosted by the Bond University Career Development Centre.

• Full use of all University facilities including the Sports Centre, libraries and Multimedia Learning Centre.

• Access to all support services such as the Academic Skills Centre, Student Counselling Services and Faculty teaching staff.

• An extended census date for withdrawal from the program without any financial or academic penalty.

• A celebration of participation in the program at the Student for a Semester Awards Ceremony.

• Students who successfully pass their subject may be eligible to use the credit towards their Bond University undergraduate degree*. * Direct subject credit will depend upon your chosen degree program and may not be applied toward the Bachelor of Design in Architecture or the Bond Medical Program, due to the structure of these programs. Please check with Bond University prior to enrolment.

Find out more and apply:

bond.edu.au/sfs

Student for a Semester students are matched with a current student mentor and have access to all of Bond’s facilities.

Subject-specific student experiences Architecture

Entrepreneurship

Architecture Lecture Series

Ideas Camp

Hosted by innovative architecture practitioners and academics, this series of free events connects current and aspiring architecture students with internationally renowned architects. It’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in the professional community while you’re still in high school, getting a headstart on your career.

Designed for the next generation of entrepreneurs and corporate adventurers, Ideas Camp is a one-day business bootcamp held on campus at Bond University. Be inspired by the stories of successful young entrepreneurs and current Bond students and unleash your inner trailblazer and entrepreneur. Ideas Camp is suitable for all students interested in business.

Lectures are held five times throughout the year.

Ideas Camp will be held on Saturday, 14 May, 2022.

Built Environment

Film & Television

Industry Engagement Forum

Bond University Film and Television Awards (BUFTA)

Hosted by Bond’s Faculty of Society & Design and the Bond Built Environment Student Association, Built Environment Industry Engagement Forums are held twice yearly. At these events, current and aspiring students have the opportunity to interact and engage with industry professionals.

Forums are held in March and October.

Business Bond Business Extension Program Designed to enrich and extend on what students will learn in senior school business and economics subjects, the Bond Business Extension Program provides you with an understanding of the real-world skills you will need to succeed in your career. During the two-day program you will participate in a range of experiences including Bloomberg data sessions, entrepreneurship workshops and group project work, providing you with a toolkit of skills that will prepare you for future study and work opportunities.

2022 workshop dates: Wednesday, 27 April and Thursday, 28 April, or Friday, 6 May and Saturday, 7 May.

Bond Maths Extension Program Gain an insight into university life and build on what you’ve learned in your senior school maths studies during the Bond Maths Extension Program. In this two-day workshop, you will extend your learning beyond the classroom, learning the foundations of R Programming and Bloomberg data across a number of sessions and group project work. Upon completion of the program, you will have a toolkit of skills to prepare you for future maths studies and career opportunities.

2022 workshop dates: Monday, 11 April and Tuesday, 12 April

BUFTA is a short film competition attracting and showcasing the work of aspiring young filmmakers from across Australia, and is recognised as one of the most rewarding film competitions in the Southern Hemisphere. Year 11 and 12 secondary school students can enter their short films in a number of categories, with the winners announced at the Gala Awards Ceremony and prizes awarded to the most outstanding film in each category, in addition to a number of craft awards.

The best overall filmmaker is recognised with a full scholarship to study the Bachelor of Film and Television at Bond.

Entries open on Sunday, 1 May and winners are announced at the Gala Awards Evening on Saturday, 26 November, 2022.

Centrescreen Every year, Centrescreen hosts the premiere screening of student films created by Bondies studying the Bachelor of Film and Television. Showcasing the work and talent of our students, it is an opportunity for future filmmakers to be inspired and gain an insight into the quality of films produced at the University, using state-of-the-art equipment and under the guidance of industry experts.

Centrescreen will be held on Thursday, 8 December, 2022.

BUFTA Student Academy Through a series of immersive workshops, the BUFTA Student Academy is an opportunity for high school students to develop their technical skills and meet and engage with Bond University Film and Television teaching staff and industry experts.

2022 dates: Saturday, 11 June and Sunday, 12 June Saturday, 18 June and Sunday, 19 June Saturday, 16 Juneand Sunday, 17 July Saturday, 23 Juneand Sunday, 24 July

Health, Biomedical & Sports Sciences

Law

Health Experience Day

Climate Change and Law

Discover what it’s like to manage the care of patients from start to finish. At Health Experience Day, you will take on the fictional role of ‘Health Care Advisor’, working with the health team and patients to determine optimal courses of treatment for the best outcome. This is your chance to consult with clinical doctors, physiotherapists, dietitians, occupational therapists, biomedical and exercise scientists and other allied health professionals, gaining a deep understanding of the career options available in health sciences.

To address and ultimately reverse the wide-reaching effects of climate change, we need a new generation of energised, empowered and legally educated advocates. Delivered via online modules and an in-person workshop, you will learn about the science of climate change, the major international climate change agreements and the legal proceedings brought against governments and corporations that have failed to take action. This course has been developed for high school students who are interested in learning more about climate change and how to make a positive impact.

2022 dates: Saturday, 23 April or Saturday, 11 June

The on-campus workshop will be held on Saturday, 26 March, 2022.

International Relations, Politics & Arts Bond University Model United Nations Conference (BUHMUN) Open to high school students in Year 11 and 12, BUHMUN empowers students with critical thinking, collaboration and communication skills. During the mock United Nations conference, you will engage in dialogue and debate some of the most pressing and critical issues we face as global citizens. A journalism stream also takes place during the conference, allowing select high school students to take on various journalism roles. Throughout this experience there will be moments that may shape the road you choose to take going forward in your further studies, your careers, and most importantly, your active engagement in pressing global issues.

The 2022 BUHMUN will be held on Tuesday, 10 May and Wednesday, 11 May.

Virtual National High School Mooting Competition Bond facilitates one of Australia’s oldest high school mooting competitions. The competition brings together schools from every state and territory who compete in front of real judges, barristers, members of the legal profession and academics.

The 2022 competition will be held virtually from Monday, 16 May to Friday, 20 May, with the grand final scheduled for Saturday, 4 June.

Medicine Medicine Information Session The Bond Medical Program offers students opportunities to bring to life their ambitions to become outstanding practitioners, thinkers, and leaders, well-equipped to deliver evidence-based, patient-centred health care that meets the needs of a diverse community. In this information session, the Dean of Medicine will provide an overview of the Medical Program and answer all your questions during a live, virtual information session.

Information sessions will be held in November 2022 and January 2023.

Open to all Year 11 students Open to all Year 12 students Endorsed certificate These immersive learning experiences allow you to earn credit towards a Bond University undergraduate degree and up to two points towards your Queensland Certificate of Education. You will extend and enhance your senior school studies in a combination of face-toface workshops on campus, and online activities.

For confirmed dates and more information scan here.**

* Direct subject credit will depend on your chosen degree program and their structure as some programs do not have capacity for electives.

Please check with Bond University prior to enrolment. ** Event dates are subject to change. Please check bond.edu.au for details.

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See campus up close On-Campus Open Day: Saturday, 30 July, 2022 We’ll see you soon at one of Bond’s Open Day experiences. Speak to current students, experts, and academics and explore everything that Bond has to offer.

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Admission pathways What are adjustment factors?

What is the maximum adjustment?

If you are a current Australian Year 12 applicant, or you successfully completed your Australian Year 12 studies no more than two years ago and have not commenced any university studies, you may be eligible for adjustments to help you get into your intended program at Bond University.

The maximum adjustment applied to each applicant is five (5) ranks from one or more adjustment factors. Each adjustment factor has a maximum adjustment rank.

How do adjustment factors work?

You will only be considered for adjustments if you do not meet the minimum ATAR / IB or selection rank required for the program. The adjustments will be applied if you meet the criteria for the relevant adjustment factor/s.

Adjustment factors cannot be used for entry into the Bond Medical Program, the Bachelor of Laws program and undergraduate programs with additional requirements such as auditions, interviews, portfolios or questionnaires.

For more info, please visit: bond.edu.au/adjustment-factors

If you meet the eligible criteria, Bond University will grant you adjustment points to increase your selection rank. Adjustment can increase your selection rank, and this may get you an offer for your intended program. You must still meet any prerequisites specified for entry into your intended program.

VET qualifications Can I use a VET qualification for entry?

For 2023 admission, Bond University will continue to accept VET Certificate IV, Diploma or Advanced Diploma qualifications for entry with the following assigned ranks. Please note that the assigned selection rank is provided as a guide only. You must still meet prerequisites and any additional requirements for the program.

VET qualification*

Assigned selection rank

Completed ungraded AQF Certificate IV

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Completed ungraded AQF Diploma

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Completed ungraded AQF Advanced Diploma

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* Graded VET qualifications will be assigned a rank based on the grades attained. For admission to Bond University from 2021 onwards, ungraded VET qualifications will no longer be accepted for direct entry into some of our programs. For more information please speak with your Domestic Regional Manager about our Bond University College diploma pathways.

Have you completed an in-school VET qualification?

If you complete a VET qualification in school and successfully complete Year 12 (with or without an ATAR), Bond will consider your VET qualification for admission. You may be required to demonstrate English language proficiency by passing the English subject with a grade of C or better, or by undertaking an English proficiency test and achieving the required scores for entry.

If you have also attained an ATAR, then Bond University will consider the higher ranked of the two qualifications (ATAR or VET) for admission. Advanced standing (credit) may be provided in a similar undergraduate degree.

For admission to Bond University from 2021 onwards, ungraded VET qualifications will no longer be accepted for direct entry into the following programs: • Any combined program that includes a program mentioned below • Bachelor of Actuarial Science • Bachelor of Business Data Analytics • Bachelor of Biomedical Science • Bachelor of Business Law • Bachelor of Jurisprudence • Bachelor of Laws • Bond Medical Program^

^ The Medical Program is comprised of two sequential degrees – the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt) and the Doctor of Medicine (MD). All students selected for entry into the Medical Program will have to complete both the BMedSt and MD to be eligible for registration as a medical practitioner in any state or territory in Australia or New Zealand.

Both degrees are awarded at the completion of Year 5.

How to apply to Bond 1

Pick 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. Remember, our Future Students team is also available to discuss your study options and answer all your questions. bond.edu.au/search-program

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Start your application Applying to study at Bond is easy! Applications for most Bond programs can be lodged online at any time directly to us.

Just make sure you check the entry requirements for your chosen program. You are not required to go through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC)*, and there are no fees to apply. bond.edu.au/apply * Applications for the Medical Program^ are only open to domestic students and must be lodged through QTAC at qtac.edu.au.

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Receive an early offer If you are a current Year 12 student commencing university studies in 2023, Bond will assess your application based on your high school results. You may then receive an early offer* before you receive your ATAR results. Any Bond applications submitted once ATAR results are released will be assessed under the program’s standard entry requirements. If you are not currently a Year 12 student, your application will be assessed as per Bond’s usual application process. * Excluding Bond’s Medical Program.

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

This documentation may include academic transcripts including your Year 11 and Year 12 results at time of submission, photo identification, and any other documents required for specific programs, such as certificates or awards. bond.edu.au/application-tips

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Submit your application Agree to the application declaration and click ‘submit’. You’ll receive an email from Bond University to confirm your application was successfully submitted.

Track your application progress The application review process will normally take two weeks, provided all supporting documentation has been submitted. Our Future Students team will be in touch with you if they require any further information, so keep an eye on your email inbox. You can also track your online application on our online application service with the same login details.

Receive your letter of offer As a successful applicant, 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 and information about fee payment options and accommodation.

Accept your offer You are two steps away from confirming your place at Bond! To accept your offer all you need to do is log in to our online application service and follow the instructions, complete the FEE-HELP form online or pay the required fees as listed on your offer. If you are a current Year 12 student, once you receive your ATAR results, take a photo of your results and SMS them to your Domestic Regional Manager. Visit bond.edu.au/contact for your Regional Manager’s contact details.

Get ready for Orientation 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 hubs to help you get ready for university life. Orientation information will be sent to you in the lead up to your first semester.

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When it comes to your future, the sky is the limit.

Explore all the possibilities inside the pages of Bond’s undergraduate guide, from stories of study success to boundless industry opportunities and invaluable work experiences. And if you want to dive even deeper into the story, get in touch. We’re here to help you write your next chapter.

Office of Future Students Bond University Gold Coast Queensland 4229 Australia Toll free: 1800 074 074 Phone: 07 5595 2222 bond.edu.au/enquire

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2023 Undergraduate Guide For Australian Students The information published in this document is correct at the time of printing (January 2022).

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.

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