Bond University

A deliberately different university experience

This isn’t your standard university experience. At Bond, you will embark upon a transformational journey to realise your potential – and stand out in your career.

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Expand your outlook

Study alongside a cohort of diverse, yet likeminded individuals from more than 90 countries. Wherever you travel, you’ll find Bondies all over the world. Connected for life, build a global network - starting right now.

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Where your ambition belongs

Every student has access to an abundance of experiences, opportunities and events designed to broaden perspectives and enrich career outcomes.

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Make an impact

From health and medical exploration to industry-led big data applications, Bond’s community of researchers are part of a global network using specialist knowledge to enact positive change.

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Lifelong connections

The memories you make and the connections you forge at Bond will stay with you forever. As a member of our close-knit cohort of ‘Bondies’, you will be forever changed by our transformational learning experience.

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Stories from Bond

    Speaking up on reconciliation

    They are three women from vastly different fields but share a love of identity, family and Country. Here's a glimpse of the Speak Up forum led by Bond University Provost Professor Keitha Dunstan.
    First Nations

    Bond researchers' quest to cure blindness

    In a world of light and colour, Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) casts shadows on millions of lives. Research by Bond University offers a beacon of hope.
    RESEARCH

    Khawaja creates the visibility he craved as a young cricketer

    The Australian cricketer and Master of Business Administration student opens up about his identity, finding his voice, and inspiring the next generation.
    SPORT

    Minjerribah magic

    Every year, Bond University environmental scientist Dr Daryl McPhee takes international students to one of the most beautiful classrooms on earth.
    ENVIRONMENT

    Sailing towards hope

    In 2023, Assistant Professor Rob Layton used an iPhone to film and produce a documentary about a scientific expedition around Iceland as part of his PhD project into mobile journalism.  This is his account of the adventure.
    RESEARCH

    Baxby to the future

    David Baxby met the love of his life at Bond University and rode his degrees to international success. Now he will help shape Bond's future as its ninth Chancellor.
    ALUMNI
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