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

Bonnie Hancock's lap of Australia inspired her next adventure

Bonnie Hancock circumnavigated Australia on a surf ski. Her story inspired her next adventure.
Profile

Why there's been a cluster of shark bites

Dr Daryl McPhee explains the reasons behind a cluster of shark bites in Queensland and New South Wales.
environment

Will Australia follow NSW in ditching good character references?

New South Wales is set to become the first jurisdiction in the country to end the use of good character references in sentencing. Will the rest of the country follow?
law

Global impact

Bond University is a more inclusive space thanks to students from Collaboration for Global Change, our award-winning subject in which students tackle real-world problems.
environment

How Australia is at risk of falling behind the AI revolution

Bond alumnus and ex-Google executive Tristan Cameron on his path into tech and how Australia is at risk of falling behind the AI revolution.
Business
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Spotlight on research degrees

Our world would be a very different place without the dedication, drive, and innovation of researchers. From investigating how to increase volunteer numbers, to strengthening pathways for Indigenous athletes, and improving healthcare with nature based therapy, our research students are making a real impact on the community. We’re throwing the spotlight on research degrees.  

Medicine

The simulation revolution

Developed on the Gold Coast, translational simulation is improving healthcare internationally

Developed by Bond University Professor of Emergency Medicine, Victoria Brazil, translational simulation is improving hospitals and healthcare services internationally.

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Profiles

 

    Pitch perfect

    A bold proposal helped Jamali van Heerden recruit Aussie actor Lincoln Lewis for his latest film.
    Film and Television

    Heart and mind

    From an ambition sparked during her studies, to a thriving clinic employing a team of 18 in just over a year, the Bond psychology alumna built the largest private psychology practice on the Gold Coast.
    Entrepreneurship

    How 'magic mushrooms' are helping treat trauma

    Bond alumna Shai Hipperson is pioneering Queensland’s first clinic to offer psychedelic-assisted therapy.
    Health
Alumni

Designing for a better future

Alumna nicole Mesquita-mendes explores diversity and wellbeing in architecture

When Nicole Mesquita-Mendes started her degree in architecture at Bond, she had one goal – to leave the world a better place. At just 24-years-old, she’s already having a global impact, with her research exploring ‘designing for super diversity’ presented internationally and her advocacy for the wellbeing of architecture students earning national recognition.

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