What did you learn today?

You learn something new every day while studying at Bond. From phobias that affect 75 per cent of the population to treasure troves of lost cryptocurrency and the impact of the law on climate change — there's so much to uncover on campus.

In this series, we're asking Bondies a simple but powerful question: What Did You Learn Today (WDYLT)?

What business and law students learnt

Click on each of our videos below to explore some of the topics Bondies are learning about.

Protecting Australia's beauty

Protecting Australia's beauty

Name: Cameron Vele
Program: Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Arts (CRICOS 093912A)
Subject: Environmental Law
Design thinking

Design thinking

Name: Kate Taylor
Program: Master of Business Administration (CRICOS 108627A)
Subject: Business Model Design
Hosting the world's biggest sporting event

Hosting the world's biggest sporting event

Name: Sam Clark
Program: Bachelor of Sport Management (CRICOS 096558A)
Subject: International Sport Business
The human side of law

The human side of law

Name: Sophia Langdon
Program: Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093922K)
Subject: Clinical Legal Placement
Climate change and law

Climate change and law

Name: Sophie Peach
Program: Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (CRICOS 093912A )
Subject: Climate Law in Context
Deep fakes

Deep fakes

Name: Spiros Kyriakou
Program: Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation (CRICOS 107658B)
Subject: Digital Media and Society
Lost crypto

Lost crypto

Name: Anya Jalal
Program: Bachelor of Digital Transformation (CRICOS 107660H)
Subject: Trust, Privacy, Law and Ethics in the Digital Age
The maths behind a Rubik's Cube

The maths behind a Rubik's Cube

Name: Thomas Hauck
Program: Bachelor of Actuarial Science (CRICOS 083205M)
Subject: Mathematical Statistics
Soft power

Soft power

Name: Ella Kirk
Program: Bachelor of International Relations (CRICOS 094543B) / Bachelor of Laws (093922K)
Subject: Introduction to International Relations
No evidence to offer

No evidence to offer

Name: Fiona Huang
Program: Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
Subject: Law Placement
Space law

Space law

Name: Zara Baxby
Program: Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Commerce
Subject: Space Law
Good leaders

Good leaders

Name: Kelsey Yorke
Program: Master of Business Data Analytics (CRICOS 098313F)
Subject: Managing people
Human rights and pharmaceuticals

Human rights and pharmaceuticals

Name: Saxon McGregor
Program: Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws (CRICOS 093916G)

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What health, society and design students learnt

Music and the mind

Music and the mind

Name: Megan Stapleton
Program: Bachelor of Psychological Science (CRICOS 062655C)
Subject: Music and Mind
Yoga and handwriting

Yoga and handwriting

Name: Hannah Grominskey
Program: Master of Occupational Therapy (CRICOS 106625H)
Subject: Occupational Therapy: Independence and Participation
Performing under pressure

Performing under pressure

Name: Sienna Norris
Program: Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (CRICOS 080641D)
Subject: Sport, Health and Exercise Psychology
The iron triangle

The iron triangle

Name: Renuka Waghmare
Program: Master of Project Management (Professional) (CRICOS 078182M )
Subject: Principles of Project Management
Live studio broadcast

Live studio broadcast

Name: Anna Pata
Program: Bachelor of Film and Television (CRICOS 063066E )
Subject: Live Television Broadcasting
Australia's worst polluters

Australia's worst polluters

Name: Adam Robson
Program: Master of City Planning (CRICOS 0101289)
Subject: Climate Change: Adaptation and Resilience
World's greatest fear

World's greatest fear

Name: Mischa Rowson
Program: Bachelor of Communication (CRICOS 063063G)
Subject: Strategic Speaking and Writing
The most powerful organ in the body

The most powerful organ in the body

Name: Charlotte Gibbs
Program: Bachelor of Biomedical Science (CRICOS 063085B)
Subject: Human Control Systems
Cognitive dissonance

Cognitive dissonance

Name: Claire Hill
Program: Bachelor of Communication (CRICOS 063062J )

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What did you learn today?

What business and law students learnt

Protecting Australia's beauty

Design thinking

Hosting the world's biggest sporting event

The human side of law

Climate change and law

Deep fakes

Lost crypto

The maths behind a Rubik's Cube

Soft power

No evidence to offer

Space law

Good leaders

Human rights and pharmaceuticals

What health, society and design students learnt

Music and the mind

Yoga and handwriting

Performing under pressure

The iron triangle

Live studio broadcast

Australia's worst polluters

World's greatest fear

The most powerful organ in the body

Cognitive dissonance

Our study areas

Actuarial science and data analytics

Architecture

Business, commerce and entrepreneurship

Communication, film and creative media

Construction, property and planning

Health, biomedical and sports sciences

International relations, politics and arts

Law

Medicine

Project management and innovation

Psychology, criminology and social sciences

Academic and English pathways

Learn more about Bond

Discover life at Bond

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