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Allied Health at Bond

The healthcare sector is evolving rapidly. New technology, early diagnoses, non-drug therapies, combined with societal shifts including the increasing and ageing population means Allied Health careers are more in demand than ever before.

At Bond University, we are putting our students ahead of the curve by developing Allied Health programs that look at the business of healthcare, health leadership and national and global health issues, to equip students with the right skills to navigate the changing healthcare sector.

Through our established Allied Health programs, which include Exercise and Sport, Nutrition and Dietetics, Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy, we’re focusing on evidence-based practice and problem-based learning, inspiring our students through interaction with internationally recognised academics and industry leaders in small, personalised classes.

All of our programs have been designed in alignment with the national and international industry requirements to ensure work-ready graduates.

What is Allied Health?

Allied Health is a term used to describe a diverse range of University-trained health professionals that work in a team with medical and nursing disciplines to ensure optimal health and wellbeing outcomes for individuals and the broader community.

 

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Bond Institute of Health & Sport | Home base for Allied Health students

Bond Institute of Health & Sport (BIHS) is set to meet increasing demand for allied health professionals, boasting world-class, technologically advanced, and sustainable facilities that will provide hands-on experience to Bond students. 

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Reshaping occupational therapy for an ageing society

"There is a really high demand for tailored interventions. Occupational therapists can provide that education and skills to engage people in physical activity, but also engage them in emotional, spiritual, and mental stimulation that will keep them healthy and help them stay safe and independent in their homes."

Paige Piggott
Occupational therapist 
Ontario, Canada | Class of 2019

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