Bond University is Australia’s first private, not-for profit University, offering a personalized academic environment that enables graduates to exceed the outer limits of their potential. Bond’s personalized approach to the education process combined with its uncompromising focus on industry relevance sets Bond University apart from every other Australian university. Bond University has the smallest class sizes in Australia, with a student to staff ratio of 11:1 and comparable to Ivy League schools in the U.S. The small study groups enable students to receive more individualized attention and personal assistance with their work.

Our extensive teaching and studying facilities provide students with the very best in integrated learning. The Macquarie Trading Room enables students to experience the latest trading room technology, with access to real time market information and software for simulated trading. The film and television editing suites mirror industry standard facilities providing students with the ability to experience the technology they will be presented with when they graduate. The Legal Skills facilities provide those studying law with an opportunity to experience first-hand the workings of a courtroom with replica e-courtrooms and moot courts. These facilities ensure Bond graduates are totally familiar with workplace environments and technologies from their first day on the job.

Complementing Bond’s academic features, you’ll also find a comprehensive selection of recreational and social outlets. The $12 million award-winning fitness centre features a fully equipped gym, aerobics/sports schedule, beach volleyball courts, basketball courts, tennis courts, squash courts, and a heated Olympic-size swimming pool. The campus also has its very own football and soccer fields. Students can choose from a wide variety of clubs and activities, such as basketball, golf, ice-hockey, lacrosse, martial arts, rowing, rugby, soccer, squash, surfing, tennis, dancing and volleyball.

Bond University schedules three semesters (terms) per year with intakes in January, May and September. This allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in just two years and a master’s in one, thereby gaining a head start on their peers and saving money on living expenses.