ThinkingSteps

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

The plot thickens

As an award-winning advocate for diversity and resilience, Andrew is ready for his next chapter, and maybe even a film adaptation.
Profile

Clear vision

Based at the Clem Jones Centre for Regenerative Medicine, PhD candidate Neil is researching new medicines to help treat age-related macular degeneration.
Research

The book of beer

Beer built the pyramids, funded revolutions and took the blame for a million hangovers. Now it has inspired the world’s first book on beer law.
Research

Robot revolution

Bond University’s new ABB robot brings industrial-grade precision to student design, turning ideas into reality.
Architecture

The science of eye colour explained

Blue, brown, green or something in between — what lies behind the differences in eye colour?
Science
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Spotlight on our University 

This month Bond University is welcoming a new cohort of students ready to realise their ambitions. As we get to know the newest Bondies, we're throwing the spotlight on some of the stories that have shaped us — so you can get to know Bond further. 

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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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
Research

Science beneath the scrubs

ADVOCATING FOR A BIOSCIENCE FRAMEWORK IN NURSING EDUCATION

There is currently no single national framework for how bioscience is taught to nursing students in Australia. This Nurse Educator and PhD student is on a mission to see a consistent curriculum for nurses to strengthen their science foundation and improve patient care.

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