Talking wellness, remote learning and careers with the Academic Skills Centre

The Academic Skills Centre’s mission is simple: to help you achieve your best at Bond. The ASC, comprised of a team of academic and maths experts, sees Bond students from every faculty and study level across 2,000 appointments every semester. They have unrivalled expertise and experience in the world of learning and academic education. 

Over the semester break, the Academic Skills Centre undertook another mission to connect students with more experts, sharing insightful conversations into careers and employability, physical, emotional and mental wellness, remote learning and the transition from high school to university studies.

Listen to the podcast series below.

https://youtu.be/vmCzwpzhgWA
https://youtu.be/MUJg9WE07x8
https://youtu.be/WfZrjnKLvxE
https://youtu.be/GZRDX6Ipjek
https://youtu.be/Z8T0i8XuKQg

Contact the Academic Skills Centre

Book an appointment online.

Book now

More from Bond

  • CPLE

    Criminal cartel conduct in Australia

    How can directors and senior managers protect themselves and their businesses from being accused of cartel activity?

    Read article
  • Bond Law Clinic

    How to prepare for your appointment with the Bond Law Clinic

    The Bond Law Clinic is proud to support the Community by providing free legal advice.  Proper preparation for your appointment is important to ensure that you maximize the outcome of your meeting with the Clinic.

    Read article
  • CPLE

    2020 Professional legal education conference recordings now available

    Professional legal education conference recordings now available

    Read article
  • bond law

    The digital law: law student visions for the delivery of legal services

    This subject examines change in the legal services industry and explores a diverse range of ideas about how technology can be deployed in legal practice.

    Read article
  • bond law

    Climate change: how can law teachers help?

    And so it falls upon us as lawyers, legal scholars, legal practitioners, members of the judiciary and law students to work together to identify the ways in which the law can and should be used to respond to climate change

    Read article
Previous Next