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Bond University is set on a 49.86 hectare campus at Robina on Queensland’s Gold Coast. Created in the traditions of the world’s leading private universities, a series of grand sandstone faculty buildings line a landscaped promenade leading down to the tranquil man-made lake. Lecture theatres, case study rooms and tutorial rooms are conveniently located in the University Centre building; several student restaurants, cafes and bars circle the lake; and on-campus accommodation is within easy walking distance of all university faculties. The study facilities here are world-class, incorporating high-tech lecture theatres, the latest broadband and wifi computer connections, and libraries that are ranked among Australia’s best. Complementing these academic features, you’ll find a comprehensive selection of recreational and social outlets that encourage interaction between students outside the classroom.

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Bond University

Bond University is a private university on the Gold Coast. It has a reputation for excellent student services, which students pay for through higher fees compared to public universities. If you've studied at Bond, how do you rate the university? What are the pros and cons? Post a student review to let people know.

Bond Rating

Student reviews, 19 responses.

Jessica Horne

Go elsewhere.

Their administration is poor; they don’t hang onto student information, and you’re also expected to supply doubles of everything. They do not refund you when it appears on your history, they lack complaint handling and resolution skills, and have problems with some students. The only thing going for them is their student association (BUSA) and some of their students. This is my second review after I was asked to remove mine, and I have to agree with what a lot of the ex-students say about the place. People should be allowed to express why they’re dissatisfied without being badmouthed.

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I had a Good experience

I found everyone here so friendly and helpful and nice, you still have to make some noise and stand up for yourself if you need help. Be pro-active about your studies, but compared to other uni’s where I did my undergrad and some electives, support is more available here at Bond. I love walking around the campus too, it’s so pretty.

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Don't go there

Please unless it is fully funded don’t go there. I did a Master of Laws at this “university” and I could not be more disappointed. On their website they basically tell you that can choose your subjects in accordance with your professional goals but actually 75% of the subjects are not delivered and you are forced to select useless stuff. Likewise, Bond does not have a lot of clubs and societies unlike what they say on their brochure (not even a public speaking society). Finally if you ask for help they completely ignore you and let you down. I really don’t understand why this university was among the best in terms of student experience.

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Degree not accredited by Australian professional body

Bond’s Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science are not recognised by Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA). After going through their exercise science program, if you do not pass their interview for their physiotherapy program or due to high competition, you can neither be a physiotherapist nor an exercise physiologist.

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I believe Bond are going through this accreditation process for this program currently. https://bond.edu.au/program/bachelor-exercise-and-sports-science#professional_outcomes

Invested father

Overpriced and overestimated.

Generally poor faculty and, hugely, inflated cost. One of my family had a scholarship but the split cost for both attendees wasn’t worth it. I’d look somewhere else, unless you have endless money and no other option. Sadly, that’s their demographic.

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Bond on a scholarship

I am also on a scholarship at Bond, in my last semester of Biomedical Science/ Law. My parents would only let me go to Bond if I won a scholarship , there was so way we could afford it otherwise.

I found the faculty good overall, like at every uni there is a mix. Two of only 13 national honours at the 2018 Australian Awards for University Teaching were from Bond Uni. As an undergraduate you are taught by the Professors and Associate Professors here due to the low staff student ratios, unlike the bigger universities where you are often taught by PhD students as undergraduates.

It is true people at Bond often have a lot of money. But the networking at this university is very good, and you meet people at Bond you would never cross paths with otherwise. Due to so many students living on campus and the uni being small it is a social place, and I have made some lifelong friends here.

In some ways Bond is more like an American college university where students go away to uni and live there rather than a typically big Australian public university where students typically attend a local university, show up for class and hang out with their high school friends.

Exceptional uni. Great for teaching and learning, beautiful campus, nice community, good employment results.

I did my undergrad at Bond. I also went to another university for Honours in Melbourne, and it did not compare to Bond.

Other graduates of Bond have left hundreds of reviews on the Bond Facebook page, see https://www.facebook.com/pg/bonduniversity/reviews/?ref=page_internal .

Also see https://jennaperiandri.wordpress.com/2014/09/27/bond-university/ and http://bonduniversity.tumblr.com/post/167188111526/how-studying-abroad-at-bond-changed-my-life .

Highly recommend it.

Bond Student

Low standards - focus is on overloading classes to maximise profit.

Bond Uni is really Bond University Limited – a private company. It is really hard for them to get good staff to live and work on the Gold Coast. Teachers try their best but any complaint is not taken seriously and students who raise concerns are bad mouthed. Bond ignore their own class size requirements and lecturers have no ability to address this. The three-semester intake causes problems for students and teachers. A student in their 4th or 5th semester may be in a class with a student in their 1st or 2nd semester and this makes teaching and learning very difficult since the 5th-semester student has more relevant classes under their belt. Lecturers always tell students to address this in the semesterly feedback process but it is always ignored by uni admin. Teachers play favorites along ethnic lines – which I guess in reality probably happens everywhere.

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Not my experience at all. I found standards at Bond were very good.

Yash Upadhyaya

Andrew isn’t real.

Andrew you seem like a totally ‘real’ person thanks for leaving links and refuting every negative comment

What the heck yash

Jeez you’re so aggressive, calm the f down

I like James BOnd

Calm the falafel down?

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Saumil Shah

Is it possible to give 7 stars.

I was a student of Master of Construction Practice (Professional) at Bond University. I graduated in May 2020, and my student ID is 13583455. I am revealing this information so that any reader can understand that I am a real student who studied at the Uni.

My review for Bond

The only University in Australia with a postgraduate construction program accredited by RICS and CIOB both

No.1 University in Australia for student experience and it is 100% true from my own experience

Small classes and personalised teaching.you can also have one on one sessions with teachers. You know your faculty and your faculty know you by your name. Is this possible at any other Uni in Australia????

Best professors I came across during my student life. I will also give some names: Professor Amir Ghanbaripour, Professor Craig Langston, Professor Alan Patching, Professor Eddy Wang, Professor Scott Cooper, Professor Mark Baumann, Professor Rosemarie Rusch, Professor Nima Talebian etc. I have studied under the tutelage of these amazing professors

In Bond, you can gain the best international network. Students come here to study from Norway, German, India, China, Switzerland, Pakistan, Iran and many other countries. Honestly, you can’t find students from so many different states at any other University in Australia

Bond’s career development centre helps the student to get prepared for interview and placement. I got an internship placement from Bond’s CDC, which turned into a full-time job after graduation. They support all the students who have potential and reach out to them for help.

State of the art Gym, Swimming pool, sport centre facilities which you cannot find at any other University in Australia.

Private University where you don’t need to stand in a queue to access the facilities.

High orientations and weekly parties.

Friendly and professional atmosphere.

The campus gives you the feeling of a 5-star resort.

In conclusion, I would say that if I want to study further, no doubt, I will choose to study at Bond rather than any other institution.

I loved my experience at Bond, and I feel sorry for the students who couldn’t be successful acter graduating from Bond. Well if you don’t study hard and show your potential you wouldn’t be successful even if you study at universities like Oxford or Stanford. University can give you scope, but it is you who need to step up and shine with potential.

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in 2011 i went to Bonds university exhibition in my country (Oman) and met one of the uni international student relations staff. he was very helpful from the start to end. However, he was quite familiar with the education system in the region and how far we were behind in terms of academic skills overall therefore told me they’d take care of me…etc. being new to the western world and facing all sort of complexity of their education system and intensive culture shock. i was overwhelmed almost instantly that i lost track of everything let alone i missing the orientation week…i cant stress how lost i was, there were no instruction on where to go or what to do and i was not informed that my accommodation was not available to me yet so i had to drag a year worth of luggage around the uni until i found a hotel where i spent 3 days.

during my studies there, i found it difficult to cope and understand everything since i was rushed through everything which killed my spirit, made me very confused and depressed, homesick and feel isolated. i found myself overworked and having 3-4hrs sleep daily trying to figure out whats going on. i was there for 3 semesters each was a fail. i asked for help, guidance and/or anything that can help me from anyone anyway i know… now i am at the end of the second semester i receive a VISA Cancellation Note 28, i appealed. and another in the second semester i appealed again. i was disparate and in between i met the chancellor who was in every way professional and helpful. he had no idea of what i had gone through so he tried guiding me. Christmas came and after a long year and half i got to visit my family back at home. i met the immigration officer who asked me to go back home see my family and we will sort it out when i am back…the day after i landed i received a mail from the immigration that my visa was cancelled and i was bad for 4 years. i left everything i had in my apartment.

i tried calling the immigration officer so he tells me he had no idea it happened and said he would respond to me. he didn’t i waited for few days and then tried to call them and he never picked up. i was band that bestride me and my future because i saved up a lot for years and never got a chance to view my options. i was always under the impression that i was unable to move universities ATM before the notice due to the visa assigned to Bond exclusively.

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Semhar Estifanos

Hey Zee, I am planning to attend the university next year for the second year. Are u saying you were failing because the units were hard for you or you were not fully prepared physically and mentally? Thanks!

In which course did you study?

i want to go for master in construction program, so i really want to know. shall i go to UniSA or Bond ?

I started out at Bond and completed my bachelors and masters there.

Pros: Overall great experience. Nice campus, pretty good teachers (for the most part), small class sizes generally, fun place to go to school. Great support for sporting and social clubs. Nice facilities and buildings.

Cons: Expensive. Some aspects of the school are set up as a bit of a money grab (sneaky fees etc) Overseas, the school was not recognised which was a disadvantage when job hunting.

Bond University is a welcoming space and encourages students to explore their interests. The teaching staff and courses are impeccable and the structure of the three semester year is innovative and puts students first.

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HDR Scholarship at Bond University 2024 - 2025

Do you want a scholarship in Australia? Consider studying at Bond University, a private institution founded in 1987 and located in Gold Coast, Australia. Bond University offers HDR Scholarship, one of the fully funded scholarships for Ph.D. students.

Scholarship Summary

• Level of Study: PhD
• Host Institution: Bond University
• Scholarship Type: Full Funding
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• Number of Recipients: Not Specified
• Additional Scholarships Materials Required? Yes

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HDR Scholarship Coverage

This fully funded scholarship for international students covers the following:

• A tuition waiver
• A $32,192 AUD living stipend per year

HDR Scholarship Eligibility Criteria

• incoming international students who received a a valid Letter of Offer for admission to a PhD program from Bond University

Make sure to check out the Bond University admissions pages and the HDR Scholarship pages for more information!

HDR Scholarship Application Procedure

If you meet the eligibility criteria for Bond University and HDR Scholarship, you can move forward with the application process!

Remember to apply for admission to Bond University first before applying for HDR Scholarship. You can visit the official website found in Bond University Admissions Section to see the admissions application process.

HDR Scholarship Application Process

A separate scholarship application – in addition to the university admission – is needed for HDR Scholarship. You’ll have to collect these requirements:

• Submit a research proposal
• Provide Academic transcripts
• Provide a resume
• Provide award certificates
• Provide two reference letters

Once you have those ready, follow these steps to submit your scholarship application and requirements:

• Fill out the online Higher Degree Scholarship Application form

For more information, please see the HDR Scholarship Scholarship Application Procedure Page .

When to Apply for HDR Scholarship (Deadlines)

The great news is that there is no specific deadline to apply for HDR Scholarship! While there is no fixed deadline to apply for HDR Scholarship, you do need to apply for Ph.D. admissions at Bond University . It’s important to note that Ph.D. admissions timeline can be different by department or project, so, you should visit your interested department's website to find the deadlines specific to you.

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Bond Business School

Actuarial Science – Business & Commerce – Hotel & Tourism Management

As one of the world’s most dynamic private business schools, BBS has a clear focus on entrepreneurship and transformation. It is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) – a distinction awarded to less than 7% of the world’s 13,000 business programs; and the European Foundation for Management’s European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) – granted to less than 2% of business schools.

Classes on offer include setting up an actual business, a 13-week bootcamp for your start-up, surf industry studies, wine studies, adventure tourism and international study tours to Europe, south-east Asia and Silicon Valley.

You can major in Actuarial Science, Big Data, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, International Business, Tourism Management, and more. Plus, you’ll be introduced to industry leaders, venture capitalists, potential investors and business mentors at conferences, forums and demo (demonstration) days.

Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

Biomedical Science – Exercise & Sports Science – Medicine – Allied Health

Bond’s Health Sciences and Medicine faculty is next level. Not only do we have fully set up consultation rooms and hospital wards for our trainee doctors and allied health students, we also have a high-tech Institute of Health and Sport  where our exercise science, sports science and physiotherapy students work with elite athletes and professional sporting teams.

Globally recognised research is carried out at the Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare ,  Centre for Urology Research  and the  Clem Jones Centre for Regenerative Medicine where they are making amazing progress in the use of stem cell therapies.

The Bond Institute of Health and Sport is home to the High Performance Training Centre , fitted out with the very latest performance testing technologies, as well as an altitude chamber, heated indoor and recovery pools and a 560m2 gymnasium. It is the only centre in Australia to win a 2020-2023 Strength of America Award, jointly awarded by the US National Strength & Conditioning Association and the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition.

Faculty of Law

Bond Law is one of Australia’s top-rated law schools. The Faculty is housed within the multi-million dollar Legal Skills Centre which is state-of-the-art with e-courtrooms and paperless moot courts modelled on the High Court of Australia.

The Faculty has partnerships with a number of leading law schools in North America, including the University of Texas, University of Southern California Gould and Duke University.

Bond Law has a standout mooting program  with teams competing all over the world. International successes from the past five years include the Beijing Foreign Studies University Intellectual Property Moot (three time overall winners), Australian Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot (two time overall winners), CLEA International Moot (Best Oralist, Overall Runner-up), Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Best Oralist on several occasions) and the International Criminal Court Moot (Best Government Team, Best Government Counsel Oralist).

Faculty of Society & Design

Architecture & Built Environment – Communication & Creative Media – International Relations & Humanities – Social Sciences, Psychology & Counselling

The Faculty of Society & Design covers a wide range of study areas – from generalist arts and communication degrees through to film and television, digital and social media, international relations, and psychology.

Cutting edge facilities include the 6-Green-Star Sustainable Development building , designed as a ‘living laboratory’ exclusively for our environmentally focussed construction and property development programs. Then there’s the Abedian School of Architecture  where our undergraduate and graduate students get to play with robotics, 3D printers, CNC routers, laser cutters and more in the FabLab  (Fabrication Laboratory).

Our film and television production facilities are seriously impressive, with a fully equipped, three camera digital television studio, audio mixing suites and more than 40 editing stations. This is where our students produce short films, features and documentaries under the mentorship of award-winning directors, producers and writers.

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Fully Funded PhD Scholarship at Bond University, Australia 2024

Applications are currently open for the Ph.D. Scholarship at Bond University in Australia. This fully funded scholarship is available for students beginning their Doctoral degrees in 2024. The scholarship encompasses fee waivers and a living allowance of $32,192 per annum for exceptional students.

To qualify for the Ph.D. scholarship at Bond University, applicants must demonstrate a high level of academic achievement and meet the admission requirements for the Ph.D. program. Additionally, a research proposal showcasing the originality and potential impact of the proposed research is required. Some scholarships may offer supplementary funding for travel and research expenses.

The scholarship, which is tax-free, is applicable for up to 3 years. It is open to students pursuing a Ph.D. through a Doctorate by Research and who have received an offer letter to study at Bond University. The evaluation of applications will be based on key criteria, and awards will be granted on academic merit.

Fully Funded PhD Scholarship at Bond University 2024 Details

Level of Education

Scholarships are available for Doctorate degrees only.

Subjects or Fields of Study

Scholarships are available for any  Ph.D. Doctorate  by Research programs offered at Bond University.

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Amount of Scholarships

Successful candidates will receive tuition fee waivers and a living allowance of  $29,863 per  annum for outstanding students.

Duration of Scholarships

Scholarships are available for the duration of your study:  up to 3 (three) years.

Eligibility

To be eligible for the scholarships, applicants must meet all the eligibility criteria below:

• Applicants are welcome from any country. There is no restriction on nationality.
• Applicants must meet all the entry requirements for the Ph.D. program at Bond University.
• Applicants must meet English language entry requirements, as well as satisfy visa and residency requirements.
• Applicants must hold a valid offer letter to study at Bond University.
• Scholarships are only available for new students. Current students are not eligible to apply.
• Applicants who have applied before and were unsuccessful, are not eligible to re-apply.
• Applicants can not apply if they hold any other scholarship in the same period.

Nationality

Scholarships are available for all international students around the world.

Selection Criteria

Applicants will be assessed based on academic achievements and qualifications and will be awarded on academic merit.

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Application Deadline

The closing date for this scholarship program is  01 Aug 2024.

Please take note of the deadline. Late submissions will not be entertained!

How to Apply

You must apply online using their online application service.

Please read the guidance and terms of the scholarship program on their website.

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