A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is a mandatory government requirement for all students in Australia. You need a USI to enrol in your subjects and to graduate from Bond University.
What is a USI?
A USI is a reference number that creates an online record of your training and qualifications. It’s used nationally to ensure your education achievements are accessible and secure. Your USI (Unique Student Identifier) is your individual education number for life. It is a reference number made up of ten numbers and letters.
When do I need a USI?
All students who study onshore for any period of time - domestic AND international - must submit their USI to Bond in order to be eligible to graduate.
Domestic students also require a USI to access FEE-HELP.
International students, including New Zealand citizens, who complete ALL of their studies OUTSIDE of Australia do not need a USI to receive their award.
All students enrolled in AHPRA-approved programs must submit their USI to Bond by the Friday of Week 3 in their first semester. This is required for reporting by Bond to AHPRA.