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The Bond Community

Bond University has a large community made up of current students, alumni members, suppliers and partnerships in both the corporate world and across other universities. These partnerships have been developed to enhance the Bond University learning experience. From the provision of state of the art facilities through to community challenges faced, Bond University works with students and alumni members to ensure a unique experience is enjoyed by all.

Indigenous initiatives

Bond University is committed to improving outcomes for Indigenous Australians through its scholarship program, Nyombil Indigenous Support Centre and outreach activities. Read more.

Women's network

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Bond women already understand the importance of education as a means of empowerment, so an important part of our agenda involves raising awareness and providing networking opportunities that enable women to reach their full potential. The Bond University Women's Network endeavours to support and inspire by sharing journeys, education and experiences. Read more

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  • Cash in on happiness with the right gift

    Spending money on experiences, rather than material goods, boosts happiness and fosters stronger social connections.

    Read article
  • Apply for First Nations medical scholarships in January

    Join Juliette Levinge in Bond University’s Medical Program.

    Read article
  • Deadly gender gap in CPR training

    Women are less likely than men to receive CPR after suffering cardiac arrest, and a lack of female training manikins may be to blame.

    Read article
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