This is for new students commencing in Bond University College in September 2025 (253) semester. For enrolment details relating to other Bond University programs, please visit the managing your enrolment information page.
Before you enrol
- Accept your offer from Bond University
- Organise your tuition payment and wait for confirmation that you're officially admitted
- Activate your Bond IT account online, giving you access to your Student Portal, Bond email and iLearn (Bond's learning platform)
- Download MyBond in your app store, more information available here.
Step 1: Preparing to enrol
Quick Steps to accessing BUC eStudent
- Navigate to MyBond
- Select the Students & Staff option
- Sign in with your Bond email address and password
- Select the Student Profile
- For BUC students commencing in a new program in September 2025 ONLY
- Select BUC eStudent if you are a Bond University College (BUC) student starting a new program in September 2025.
Your Tasks are listed in the MyTasks tile, complete these before you enrol.
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How to complete your tasks
- Agree to your Terms and Conditions Agreement each time you commence a new program
- Update your emergency contact details
- Confirm your contact details
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How to complete your tasks -
How to update your emergency contacts (video)
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Planning your enrolment
Your Study Plan is based on your program structure and sequence
The program structure and sequence outlines all the subjects required to complete your program, including compulsory and elective subjects, and usually includes a list of the subjects you should choose in your first semester.
Some of your subjects will already be scheduled (planned) into a semester, options/electives/minors/majors may be unscheduled (unplanned) in your Study Plan.
Selecting the appropriate pathway options is essential to ensure you stay on track with your program requirements.
Any modifications to your study plan could impact your program completion and graduation date.
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Important for international students
International students must study full time by enrolling in all subjects outlined in their program structure and sequence.
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Changes to your enrolment
Changes to your enrolment can be made until Census Date for the subject. For standard subjects, Census Date is Friday of Week 4 of the semester. Other Census Dates may be earlier or later. To check the dates for your subjects, go to the bottom of the individual subject pages on the website. Find your subjects here.
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Credit
If you are a new student who has been granted credit in recognition of prior learning, you would have received a study plan designed specifically for you, with your offer.
If you have approved credit this will be reflected in your study plan and you will need to add subjects to the semesters where you may only have two subjects planned to maintain a full-time study load. -
What happens if I have a sanction?
- A sanction is a notification applied to a student's record. Some sanctions may restrict access to resources, such as the ability to enrol, amend subjects, access results, or graduate. If a sanction applies to you, a sanction notification will appear in the Sanctions tile on the homepage of MyBond and in My Details in eStudent. Debt or overdue fees sanction alerts will also appear on your Dashboard and in your My Finances in eStudent.
- Admissions sanctions – identified by the Admissions or ADM in the name: then outstanding conditions or documents as outlined in your offer letter. Contact the Office of Admissions to resolve admissions@bond.edu.au
- Academic Status sanctions are related to your grades and marks – further information can be obtained from Student Assist studentassist@bond.edu.au
- Safe and respectful rules indicate that you still need to complete the named module – information on this is available here.
Step 2: Enrol in subjects
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- When in eStudent, choose from the MyStudy tile, the admitted program that you are enrolling in now.
- Your study plan has been structured according to your Program Structure and Sequence
- Add electives and options to a semester, checking if it is available by clicking on the subject and enrol in subjects using the Enrol Tab.
- Check when a subject is available in a study period by clicking on the subject.
- Move your subjects from unscheduled or from a scheduled study period to another study period by a drop and drag process.
- Search for a study period for subjects
- Please check the Academic Calendar for the relevant dates.
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Changing study periods
- You can check when a subject is available in a study period by clicking on the subject.
- You can move your subjects from unscheduled or from a scheduled study period to another study period by a drop and drag process.
- You can search for a study period for subjects
- Enrol by using a Drop and Drag. You can add electives and options to a semester, checking if it is available by clicking on the subject and enrol in subjects using the Enrol Tab.
- If you are not sure when your subject is available, you can search for a study period for subjects.
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Overloading your enrolment
You can not normally overload your enrolment. If you wish to seek approval to undertake more than the full-time load, please complete the online Overload Form to request to overload and outline your reasons.
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Withdraw from a subject
You may change your mind about enrolling and want to make a change. You will need to withdraw from the subject.
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How to withdraw from a subject
Step 3: Finalise your timetable
Before you can create your timetable, make sure you’ve successfully enrolled into your subjects (see steps above).
Register into your classes - now you’re ready to register into your classes and create your timetable. You can register within the My Study tile or by choosing the My Class Registrations tile.
Tip: Register early! Bond’s small class sizes fill up quickly.
- Some activities will only be offered once and you will be automatically registered.
- A green tick next to a class activity means that you have been registered successfully.
- Once you have a green tick next to all activities, you have completed your class registration.
- An orange exclamation mark next to a class activity means that you must select a class.
- Click on the Select button to display the available choices in the timetable preview and then choose your option by clicking on Register next to the activity on the left of the page. You can make a change by clicking on Swap.
- Do not register where there is a Clash
- Continue until all activities have a green tick.
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Tip
You can enable and disable accessibility mode. Watch the clip below to learn how.
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Contact us
For assistance with enrolment, timetabling, scholarships, financial aid, international support, graduation and study plan management, please contact Student Assist.
Phone: +61 7 5595 4049
Email: studentassist@bond.edu.au
Now all that’s left to do is get set for study. We’ll see you at Orientation!