At Bond University, the safety, wellbeing, and respect of every student is our highest priority. We are committed to creating a secure, inclusive and supportive campus where every member of our community feels safe, valued, and empowered to seek help when needed.
Whether you need immediate assistance, wish to report an incident, or want to access wellbeing support, this page outlines the services and contacts available to you 24/7.
Our dedicated Safety and Security team patrols the campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing round‑the‑clock support for students, staff, and visitors. If you feel unsafe, are in an uncertain situation, have witnessed concerning behaviour, or experience sexual harm, please contact Bond Security immediately.
Bond has multiple protective measures in place, including:
Bond Security are available and contactable on campus 24/7, giving students, staff, and the community access to round-the-clock reassurance of their safety.
Bond University is dedicated to fostering a campus culture built on safety, respect, inclusion and accountability. All students have the right to live, study and participate in university life free from bullying, harassment, racism, discrimination and gender‑based violence.
Every member of the Bond community is expected to uphold these standards through the Student Code of Conduct, which outlines behaviours that support dignity, integrity and mutual respect. These expectations apply across all in‑person and online environments, including classrooms, residential settings, workplaces and social spaces.
Bond takes all forms of unsafe or inappropriate behaviour seriously. When concerns are raised, we act promptly and ensure that students affected by harm receive the support, information and reporting options they need.
To help build a safer and more respectful community, Bond provides evidence‑based learning modules and training opportunities for all students. The Respect@Bond module builds awareness of respectful behaviours, consent, and the responsibilities we all share in preventing harm.
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This three-minute video will introduce you to the concept of the bystander effect and some steps you can take as an active bystander to support the safety and wellbeing of other Bondies. Be someone who does something!
Bond University's services and support extend throughout all areas of university life. Bond provides a range of personalised health and wellbeing, academic, employability student support services. These services include Student Success Advisors to help you transition into your studies, Accessibility and Inclusion, Counselling, Medical and Health Service and Indigenous student support.
The Bond University Student Association (BUSA) provides independent advocacy services to students by way of advice, information, support, and assistance on a wide range of topics, issues and decisions that may adversely affect students. BUSA representatives have extensive knowledge of Bond University Policies as well as relevant legislation that drives decision-making.
Staying safe online is an essential part of protecting your wellbeing at university. Bond University encourages all students to access trusted, expert guidance when navigating these challenges.
The eSafety Commissioner provides comprehensive, up to date resources specifically designed to help tertiary students stay safe online. These include practical information, reporting pathways and support for issues such as:
Our dedicated Safety and Security team patrols the campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing round‑the‑clock support for students, staff, and visitors. If you feel unsafe, are in an uncertain situation, have witnessed concerning behaviour, or experience sexual harm, please contact Bond Security immediately.
Bond has multiple protective measures in place, including:
Bond Security are available and contactable on campus 24/7, giving students, staff, and the community access to round-the-clock reassurance of their safety.
Bond University is dedicated to fostering a campus culture built on safety, respect, inclusion and accountability. All students have the right to live, study and participate in university life free from bullying, harassment, racism, discrimination and gender‑based violence.
Every member of the Bond community is expected to uphold these standards through the Student Code of Conduct, which outlines behaviours that support dignity, integrity and mutual respect. These expectations apply across all in‑person and online environments, including classrooms, residential settings, workplaces and social spaces.
Bond takes all forms of unsafe or inappropriate behaviour seriously. When concerns are raised, we act promptly and ensure that students affected by harm receive the support, information and reporting options they need.
To help build a safer and more respectful community, Bond provides evidence‑based learning modules and training opportunities for all students. The Respect@Bond module builds awareness of respectful behaviours, consent, and the responsibilities we all share in preventing harm.
Oops, something went wrong.
This three-minute video will introduce you to the concept of the bystander effect and some steps you can take as an active bystander to support the safety and wellbeing of other Bondies. Be someone who does something!
Bond University's services and support extend throughout all areas of university life. Bond provides a range of personalised health and wellbeing, academic, employability student support services. These services include Student Success Advisors to help you transition into your studies, Accessibility and Inclusion, Counselling, Medical and Health Service and Indigenous student support.
The Bond University Student Association (BUSA) provides independent advocacy services to students by way of advice, information, support, and assistance on a wide range of topics, issues and decisions that may adversely affect students. BUSA representatives have extensive knowledge of Bond University Policies as well as relevant legislation that drives decision-making.
Staying safe online is an essential part of protecting your wellbeing at university. Bond University encourages all students to access trusted, expert guidance when navigating these challenges.
The eSafety Commissioner provides comprehensive, up to date resources specifically designed to help tertiary students stay safe online. These include practical information, reporting pathways and support for issues such as:
If you’ve experienced or witnessed sexual harm, assault, harassment or gender‑based violence, support is available.
You can report confidentially, anonymously, or with a trusted support person. Our trained response team will listen, believe you, talk you through your options and prioritise your safety and wellbeing.
Students, staff and members of the public can report unsafe behaviour, misconduct, or concerning incidents through our secure online reporting form. Your report helps us respond quickly and maintain a safe, respectful campus environment.
Use the BondCare Wellbeing Referral to connect with the right on‑campus service for mental health concerns, academic or general wellbeing issues, physical health matters, or concerns about another student. All services are confidential and supportive.
Get in touch with Bond University via phone at any time; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
If you or someone you know is experiencing an urgent mental health crisis, the Bond University Crisis Line (BUCL) is available 24/7 for students and for staff who are supporting a student.
Call:1300 359 504
Text:0485 829 136
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