Accessibility and inclusion

An accessible and inclusive campus for all

Our Accessibility & Inclusion team provides students with support to ensure an accessible and inclusive campus for all.

Through the BondAbility platform, the Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor will make certain Bond University students who require and qualify for reasonable adjustments are afforded the same opportunities as their peers in all areas of campus life.

What support is available?

Do you have a physical condition, hearing impairment, mental health condition, medical condition, learning disability, vision impairment or neurological condition?

Bond University is committed to making every effort to provide personalised support to each student based on their individual requirements.

We will always endeavour to accommodate a student’s reasonable adjustments, but the University acknowledges it does have limited resources and facilities. We require early notification in order to best assist you with adjustments to your studies.

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How do I apply for support?

When applying to Bond, tick the relevant boxes relating to additional support on your application form. Our Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor will then email you with further information.

Where to start

For a seamless transition to university and student life, we encourage our prospective students to follow the steps outlined below.

Step 1

Step 1

Include details in your application. When completing your application, please indicate that you wish to be considered for reasonable adjustments and/or support during your study. Students who include this detail on their application will be contacted by Bond's dedicated Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor.
Step 2

Step 2

When you start the semester, get in touch with the Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor for information about medical documentation required to access adjustments. We recommend you contact us early in the semester so we can support you during your studies from day one. Late notification or failure to disclose your disability can be to your disadvantage as implementation of reasonable adjustments requests may be delayed, and the University cannot guarantee support under such circumstances.
Step 3

Step 3

Make it a match. Consider any practical components of your chosen program/s to ensure you have selected a good match to your individual skills, interests, and abilities.
Step 4

Step 4

Take a campus tour. If you can, join us on campus to check out the facilities, transport, and access to key areas. Can’t make it to campus? Contact our Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor to ask any further questions about our facilities and access.
Step 5

Step 5

Weigh up the study load. Investigate the estimated face-to-face and study hours required of each subject so that you can consider an appropriate study load for your first semester. Please note that if you are an international student, you will need to undertake a full-time study load to meet visa requirements.

Contact our Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor

If you need more information or have any questions, please contact our Accessibility & Inclusion Advisor on these details.

Email: [email protected]

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Accessibility and inclusion support at Bond