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ThinkingSteps

Take a walk down the Thinking Steps for inspirational stories and original thinking from Bond’s best and brightest.  


Jim Chapman's African adventure

Coffee connoisseurs say a good brew can be life-changing. This Bond alumnus set out to prove it.
Alumni
Jim Chapman's African adventure

The consequences of zero gravity

Associate Professor Justin Keogh explains the impact zero gravity has on astronauts who experience prolonged stays in space.
health
The consequences of zero gravity

Stage ready

Bond University alumna and physiotherapist Renee Meffan travelled the world with The Walt Disney Company before returning home to launch her performing arts physiotherapy clinic.
Alumni
Stage ready

Placements make perfect

Harry Gibson is a Doctor of Medicine student who hopes to work in retrieval medicine or Intensive Care Units — passions he discovered during overseas placements.
Student life
Placements make perfect

The Rugby scholar shooting for the Paralympics

Lilliana Prucha was feeling isolated and lost when she turned to sport to find her spark. Now the Rugby Scholar is shooting for the Paralympics.
Sport
The Rugby scholar shooting for the Paralympics
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Spotlight on sustainability

Bond University is committed to making authentic and positive progress towards a more sustainable future. As we approach Earth Day in April, we are throwing the spotlight on our academics who are searching for sustainable solutions to help safeguard our planet. Read about some of their research.

Alumni

A life in service

Yvette Zegenhagen's humanitarian mission

From international conflict zones to policy negotiations, Bond alumna Yvette Zegenhagen OAM is shaping the future of humanitarian law and diplomacy.

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IDEAS WITH IMPACT

Towards change

Across continents, generations and industries, Bondies are creating positive change one step at a time. From breaking barriers to challenging convention, be inspired by those working towards change. 

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Profiles

    Cream of the crop

    It took a year in the making, two days to film, and three months to edit. But for 17-year-old Abigail Knight the rewards were massive as she scooped the pool in the annual Bond University Film and Television Awards.
    Film and Television
    Cream of the crop

    Turning pointe

    Samantha is a multi-award-winning writer and creator of upcoming Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar. But until she started at Bond, she didn't consider herself a strong writer.
    Film and Television
    Turning pointe

    Destined to be different

    Dr Iris Lim’s journey to becoming a researcher wasn’t clear-cut. Growing up, she felt like success was defined by being in one of four professions. Here’s how she broke out of her limitation bubble.
    Research
    Destined to be different

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