From its pristine national parks to lively cities, imposing mountain ranges and great open roads, there is so much to explore in North America. Home to iconic cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Toronto, there is a wealth of culture to experience during your exchange. Some of the many sights you could see while on your exchange include the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone National Park and Niagara Falls, just to name a few.
Canada
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Western University
Western University (previously known as the University of Western Ontario) is a public research university based in London, Ontario and is considered one of the most beautiful campuses in Canada. With over 30,000 students, Western has established itself as a globally recognised destination for academic excellence and leadership development, achieved through learning and research. London is affectionately known as the Forest city for it's 200 parks, and offers students shopping, theatre, dancing, cinema, and sports. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs University wide (UG) + Ivey Business School (advanced UG Business)
Cowin Scholarship Program (see below)Academic calendar Fall semester: Early September to late December
Winter semester: Early January to late AprilSubjects available Main campus: Arts and Humanities, Business, International Relations, Health Sciences, Information and Media Studies, Music, Science and Social Science
Ivey Business School: Finance, Management, Marketing
Law subjects and International Relations subjects are not available to exchange students. Other course restrictions.
- Course catalogue & timetables
- Tips for subject selection & how to read the timetable
- Ivey Business School catalogue: search for 4000 level courses under Business Administration
Credit system Single-semester subjects = 0.5 credits
Year-long subjects = 1.0 creditsStudy load Min. 2.0 or max. 2.5 credits per semester Application deadline Fall semester: 8 April
Winter semester: 8 AprilPartner Exchange page Exchange page More Information Western University Fact Sheet
Campus TourSupport services for international students
Cowin Scholarship Program
Each year up to five Bond University undergraduate exchange students are selected for the Cowin Scholarship to study a semester at Western University, considered to be Canada's most beautiful university. This scholarship is to the value of up to $7,500 AUD. The Cowin Scholarship Program is made possible thanks to the generous donation of former Western Chancellor and alumnus, Mr Jack Cowin. -
HEC Montreal
HEC Montréal is the oldest management school in Canada and an independent affiliate of the Université de Montréal. Renowned for its academic rigor, HEC Montréal holds triple accreditation from AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA, making it one of only three schools in North America with this distinction. Its vibrant location in Montreal, a hub of culture and innovation, further enhances the student experience. Originally a French colony, it has evolved into a vibrant, modern metropolis and is now the second-largest French-speaking city in the world. HEC Montréal is located right in the heart of the capital of Quebec – Canada’s French-speaking province. Walk through any one of Montreal’s colourful and vibrant neighbourhoods and you’ll discover an abundance of markets, boutiques, restaurants and local cafes. The city seamlessly blends European charm with North American lifestyle.
Agreement type / key programs Business Academic calendar Winter Semester: January – April
Fall Semester: August – December
Academic CalendarSubjects available International Studies, Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Logistics , Human Resources, Management, Marketing, Information Technology
Note: Some units taught in English, French competency required for units taught in FrenchCredit system European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) Study load 30 ECTS = 40 Bond credits Application deadline Winter Semester: 24 April (for Semester 1 of the following year)
Fall Semester: 24 September (for Semester 2 of the following year)Partner Exchange page Exchange page
United States of America
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Bentley University
Located just out of Boston on a classic New England campus, Bentley University is considered one of America’s leading business schools. Embracing a broad global perspective and promoting high ethical standards, students learn what is required to make a difference in an ever-changing world. Students interested in business professions choose from a wide range of programs that address all functional areas including accountancy, finance, marketing, management and liberal arts — all anchored in technology. During your exchange make sure you check out Prospect Hill Park, museums, bars and clubs, markets or even go on a short road trip to New York City! Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs UG and PG Academic calendar Academic Calendar
Fall semester: End of August to mid December
Spring semester: Mid January to early MaySubjects available Actuarial Science; Sustainable Development & Built Environment (limited); Business & Commerce; Communication, Creative Media, Film & Television (limited); Health Sciences; Hotel & Tourism Management (limited); International Relations & Humanities; Languages; Social Sciences, Psychology & Counselling; Sport Management (limited)
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 4 courses = 12 credits
Maximum: 6 courses = 18 creditsApplication deadline Fall semester: Early March
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Clemson University
Clemson is ranked as the 23rd best national public university and they are renowned for the high quality of life for their student body. They have over 16,000 Undergraduate and 4,000 Postgraduate students. The campus sits on 1,400 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, along the shores of the Hartwell Lake. The Bowman Field connects campus to downtown Clemson and nearby Hartwell Lake offers more than 900 miles of shoreline for swimming, skiing, sailing and relaxing. The mountains on the horizon are just a short drive from campus. Go in the Fall semester (Sept-Dec) to experience the College football season or in the Spring (Jan-May) for Extreme Games. During your semester at Clemson, head to Memorial Stadium for a football game, visit the Botanical gardens, museums, cathedrals and theatre to make sure you get the full experience. Find it on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs UG preferred with PG case by case basis
Additional costs and restrictions may apply for some postgraduate courses
Academic calendar Spring semester: Early January - late April
Fall semester: Mid-August - mid-DecemberSubjects available Life Sciences, Architecture, Arts and Humanities, Business (some subjects are restricted - see list), Behavioural Science, Science, Health Education and Human Development
Course catalogue
Note: You will need to enter the semester and hit the submit button; then select the study area, undergraduate level and "All" for Schedule Type and Course Attribute, then "Get Courses". Follow these steps for each individual study area you are interested in.Find detailed subject outlines using the Clemson syllabus repository. Use the 'Public Access' option, select semester and select course (study area).
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 12 credits
Maximum: 19 creditsApplication deadline Aug - Dec (Bond semester 3): 15 March
Jan - May (Bond semester 1): 1 OctoberPartner Exchange page Exchange page More Information Fact Sheet -
Hawai'i Pacific University
Hawai’i Pacific University (HPU) embraces a culturally diverse student population with nearly 7,000 undergraduate and graduate students hailing from over 80 countries around the world. Enjoy the tropical lifestyle during your exchange and visit the breathtaking surrounds of Honolulu such as Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay and Pearl Harbour. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs University Wide (UG & PG) Academic calendar Academic Calendar Subjects available Arts, Humanities and Languages, Communication, Computer Science, Education, English and Applied Linguistics, Finance, History, Management and Marketing, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Nursing, Psychology, Public Health, Social Work
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 12 credits
Maximum: 18 creditsApplication deadline Aug - Dec (Bond semester 3): 1 May
Jan - May (Bond semester 1): 1 October (and Course Selection Deadline 1 November)Partner Exchange page Exchange page -
Northeastern University
Ranked among the top 50 national universities in the U.S. for the past three years, Northeastern University is a global, experiential, research university focused on creating a distinctive approach to education and research. Located in the bustling city of Boston you will have endless opportunities to sightsee, such as visiting Fenway Park, Beacon Hill and the nearby town of Salem, infamously known for its witch trials in 1692. Not only do students have the opportunity to study at a leading university in professional development, but they also get to experience a city laden with U.S. history and incomparable spirit and pride. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs University Wide (UG students only, excludes Law) Academic calendar Academic Calendar
Fall semester: early September til mid-December
Spring semester: early January til late AprilSubjects available Design, Health Sciences, Business, Communications, Criminology, Game Design, Journalism, International Relations, Environmental Sciences, Media, Psychology, Sociology, Urban studies
Course catalogue please refer to previous semester course options as a guide; for example if you are applying for exchange during Bond's Semester 3, refer to the most recent "Fall" semester.
Please note, the School of Business at Northeastern limits courses available for exchange students. Please contact the Bond Exchange Office for further information.
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 12 credits
Maximum: 18 creditsApplication deadline Fall semester: 1 March
Spring semester: 1 OctoberPartner Exchange page Exchange page -
Stony Brook University
Ranked in the top one percent of universities worldwide by the Times of London, Stony Brook University is known for innovation, diversity and groundbreaking discoveries. Boasting a variety of accolades and awards, Stony Brook University is considered one of America’s most dynamic public universities with a focus on academic excellence and recognized as an institution helping to make a positive impact on the world. Stony Brook University is located on Long Island sixty miles east of New York City and only a few miles from the nearest beach. The university is just over an hour’s drive from Manhattan, offering boundless areas to explore outside of study time. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs University Wide (UG only)
Exchange programs are limited to undergraduate students.
Academic calendar Academic Calendar Subjects available Business & Commerce; Communication, Creative Media, Film & Television (limited); International Relations & Humanities (limited); Sustainable Development & Built Environment (limited); Languages; Social Sciences, Psychology & Counselling;
Students seeking to take Business Management & Accounting courses may choose courses off a predefined list provided by the Business Department. Students may not take more than 9 credits of Business/Accounting courses in a semester.
Communication courses limited to School of Journalism. Stony Brook does not have a humanities major, but courses with a "HUM" SBC have attributes related to humanities.
Exchange students may not take courses in the Health Sciences.
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 12 credits
Maximum: 17 creditsApplication deadline Aug - Dec (Bond semester 3): 1 April
Jan - May (Bond semester 1): 15 OctoberPartner Exchange page Exchange page More Information Summer Program -
The University of Texas at Austin
Home to more than 51,000 students, The University of Texas in Austin provides an unparalleled learning experience using cutting-edge teaching and learning techniques. Situated on the banks of the Colorado River, Austin is an eclectic town noted for its progressive politics, rolling hills, food culture, and live music and arts counter culture that includes the annual SXSW Music, Film, and Interactive Festival, the Austin City Limits Festival, F-1, the X-Games, and more. But, Austin is greater than its natural and artistic assets. An emphasis on education has made Austin one of the most highly learned cities in the nation. This environment has attracted numerous technology based firms into the Austin area and has propelled Austin into its position as one of the fastest growing cities and economies in America. Austin’s economy, eclectic culture, warm weather, abundant parks and safe and affordable neighbourhoods have made it one of the most unique and desirable cities in the U.S. for both students and professionals. Amid the unique backdrop of Austin, explore the music, film and art scene, outdoor recreation activities and a variety of other unique university events. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs Law (UG Upper lever & PG) Academic calendar Spring semester: Mid-January - mid-May
Fall semester: Mid-August - mid-DecemberSubjects available Course catalogue
Please note: UG and PG students will study at PG level.Course selections cannot be guaranteed, therefore only students with 3-4 Bond Law Electives or Bond General Electives will be considered for exchange at UT.
Exchange students are required to take 'Introduction to U.S. Law'
if studying at UT in the Fall semester or 'Constitutional Law for
Foreign Lawyers' in Spring. These are 2-credit, foundation subjects
about the U.S. legal system.There are a number of clinics that Exchange students can apply for. More information is in the Fact Sheet below.
Credit system Subjects range from 1-6 credits. 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 10 credits
Maximum: 16 creditsApplication deadline Spring semester: 31 October
Fall semester: 31 MarchPartner Exchange page Exchange page More Information Fact Sheet -
University of Southern California
USC Gould is a top-ranked law school with a 115-year history and reputation for academic excellence. It is located on the beautiful 228-acre USC University Park Campus, just south of downtown Los Angeles. While visiting the sunny shores of LA, be sure to visit Santa Monica, Hollywood, Malibu, explore the nearby national parks, eateries and embrace the culture by visiting a basketball game at the Staples Centre. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs Law (UG Upper lever & PG) Academic calendar Academic Calendar Subjects available Course selections cannot be guaranteed, therefore only students with 3-4 Bond Law Electives or Bond General Electives will be considered for exchange at USC.
Please note: UG and PG students will study at PG level at USC
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 12 credits
Maximum: 18 creditsApplication deadline Aug - Dec (Bond semester 3): Approx 1 April
Jan - May (Bond semester 1): Approx 1 OctoberPartner Exchange page Exchange page
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Washington College
Small classes. Small town. Big opportunities. Washington College is the kind of place where your professors will help you chart your personal academic journey, with approximately 1,450 undergraduate students from 35 states and 40 nations and with a student-faculty ratio of 12-to-1. Campus groups like the Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows and Model UN provide students with access to hands-on learning opportunities. Other student organizations are big on community service or the arts. Although we’re set in a rural location, we’re 90 minutes from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs University Wide (UG, PG case by case basis)
While open to all students eligible for the Exchange program, this institution is best suited to students within the Faculty of Society and Design.
Academic calendar Academic Calendar Subjects available American Studies, Anthropology, Art & Art History, Biology, Business Management, Chemistry, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, History, Human Development, Humanities, International Literature and Culture, International Studies, Mathematics & Computer Science, Modern Languages, Music, Philosophy & Religion, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Theater and Dance. Restricted Programs: Education.
Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 12 credits (3 classes)
Standard: 16 Credits (4 classes)
Maximum: 20 credits (5 classes)Application deadline Aug - Dec (Bond semester 3): 25 March
Jan - May (Bond semester 1): 15 SeptemberPartner Exchange page Exchange page More Information Exchange brochure -
West Virginia University
West Virginia University aims to deliver high-quality education, nurture the journey of discovery and innovation, promote diversity in all aspects of the university and provide the opportunity for students to build pathways to exchange knowledge around the world. Explore your surroundings by visiting a college football game at Mountaineer Field, local farmers markets, botanic gardens, or go on a hike around the various trails in the area. Find it here on Google Maps.
Agreement type / key programs University Wide Academic calendar Academic Calendar Subjects available Business, Criminology, Design, Environmental sciences, Health sciences, Hospitality & tourism, Journalism, Sport management, International relations.
Search study areas via the WVU Major Map. For subject descriptions, click the relevant major (e.g. Accounting), click 'View in Course Catalog' and then select the 'Courses' tab.
Search semester availability (Fall/Spring) via the course catalogue.Credit system 3 or 4 credits in the US system = 10 Bond Credit Points Study load Minimum: 10 credits
Maximum: 16 creditsApplication deadline Aug - Dec (Bond semester 3): 1 April
Jan - May (Bond semester 1): 1 OctoberPartner Exchange page Exchange page