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Bond University

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In 1989, Bond was established with the vision of delivering educational excellence that satisfied the highest international standards.

Decades later, this remains at the forefront of the University's ethos, paired with our commitment to offer a student experience that benefits and transforms every graduate. Today, students, their experiences, and their ambitions remain at the heart of the University’s every decision, action and innovation.

Areas of Expertise

  • Australia's #1 university for student experience for 16 years (Good Universities Guide 2006-2022)
  • An independent, not-for-profit university
  • Personal attention and abundant opportunities
  • Australia's lowest student-to-teacher ratio of 11:1
  • Accelerated, industry-focused programs

On Campus Housing

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Co-ed:Lowest: $2,325Highest: $3,150

Per semester. There are four different accommodation options including single and shared bathroom, single and own bathroom, and twin and own bathroom. Visit our website (www.bond.edu.au/accommodation) for more information.

Off Campus Housing

Bond University has a preferred accommodation provider which can assist you and finding accommodation off campus.

Incoming Students

All facilities and services are available to new students. These facilities are all within easy walking distance and include two coffee houses, eateries, a university bookshop, a wide variety of lecture theatres, numerous computer labs, case study and seminar rooms, two libraries, film and TV studios, a tavern, post office, access to a doctor and nurse on campus, and a 24 hour on site security service. We also have a full sized fitness centre including sport/cardio equipment and gym, Olympic sized swimming pool, full aerobics schedule (spinning/RPM, pilates, boxercise, etc.), sporting fields, and indoor sports.

Career Planning

Bond University prides itself on personalized service provided to students during and after their studies. To assist graduating students with their transition to the work force, the University has a team of dedicated career development managers. Students from the Faculties of Business, Humanities and Social Sciences, Information Technology, Law, and Health Sciences can benefit from the knowledge and contacts gained by the career development managers during years of relevant industry experience. Bond also has a Career Development Office, which offers a number of services to students including CV and resume preparation, workshops on how to find jobs, how to network, career planning, etc. The office will also assist you with part-time/casual work during your studies, and locating internships and work after graduation.

Sports

The University’s award winning $12 million dollar sports centre features basketball, tennis, badminton, volleyball and squash courts, rugby, soccer and hockey fields, a fully equipped gymnasium, and a heated Olympic size swimming pool. All students have full access to these facilities as well as free aerobics, boxercise, circuit training, and yoga classes. Numerous Olympic athletes attend Bond University to make use of its first class training facilities. Please visit our Web site.

Activities

With over 25% of Bond students living on-campus, there are many opportunities for student initiated clubs and activities. Hundreds of options also exist off-campus and students can arrange day or weekend trips for activities such as surfing, bush walking, horse riding, rock climbing, and camping. Please visit our web site.

Clubs

Over 70 sporting, cultural, and entertainment based clubs and societies exist within the University including golf, net ball, scuba diving, rugby, dance, rowing, hockey, drama, soccer, music, basketball, rock climbing, volleyball, debating, surfing, boxing, aikido, photography, badminton, cricket, lacrosse, touch football, pool, jiu jitsu, and ten pin bowling. Please visit our website.

Information Technology

Numerous computer labs fitted with the latest technology are available for student use on campus at Bond with some labs being open 24 hours. Bond has one of the best students to computer ratios in Australia. All residence rooms and computer labs are fitted with free Internet access and students are also provided with their own free e-mail account.

Cultural

A number of societies can be found at Bond, which represents the many diversified cultures and nationalities on campus. These include the Swedish, Norwegian, Thai, Indonesian, African, Chinese, German, Malaysian, Canadian, Indian, and the Latin student associations. Please visit our web site.

Special Services

Bond has a doctor, nurse, trained counsellors, psychologists, and other support staff available on campus all year round to assist students with academic, health, and personal matters. Please visit our web site.

Affiliated Institutions

Bond has over 42 exchange partner institutions throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia including Duke University, Northwestern University, Washington and Lee University, Lally School of Management and Technology, University of Pittsburgh, University of Western Ontario, The University of British Columbia, Norwegian School of Management, University of Oslo, Lund University, Bonn University, Marburg University, Copenhagen Business School, University of Maastricht, and Leiden University.

International Involvement

Bond University is one of Australia’s true international universities with international students making up approximately 50% of the campus population. Students and faculty come from every Australian state and more than 80 overseas countries.

Campus Tour

By appointment, campus tours can be arranged through the International Office at Bond University. Please e-mail at international@bond.edu.au.

Other

Bond University’s Student Council exists to enhance campus life, not only through it’s social and cultural clubs, but also by ensuring that Bond students have an independent voice in the administration of the University.

Modified on April 27, 2023