Whether you dream of confronting politicians with the tough questions, creating an award-winning documentary or designing the hottest app, Bond’s broad range of communication and creative media degrees will fire your ambition. You can tailor your studies to focus on film and television, journalism, digital media, computer games, advertising and public relations or keep your options open with a broad-based communications degree.
Communication and Creative Media
Student Association
The Society and Design Students' Association is a representative student body with resourceful function including the SDSA Book Sale; various cultural & social events; competitions; and academic, work and internship opportunities. Check out our Society and Design Students' Association website and Facebook page.
Behind the classroom door
See what some of our Bondies get involved in during their communication or interactive media degree as well as the academics they get access to!
Ross Healy | Social Media Specialist | Telstra - Bachelor of Communication & Master of Communication graduate
Our Alumni are travelling at the speed of social - From his home base in Melbourne Australia, Bond University Alumnus Ross shares how Bond prepared him for a career that didn’t even exist when he was studying.
How gaming can help kids learn
If you are interested in interactive media you could be learning from Bond University’s gaming expert, Dr Jeffery Brand, who appeared on Studio 10 talking to a panel on the Digital Australia Report 2016 which he recently produced in conjunction with Interactive Games & Entertainment Association, which explores demographics, self-report behaviours and attitudes around digital games in Australia.
Real world experience for film & television students
A group of Bond University Bachelor of Film and Television students had the opportunity to see behind the scenes and lend a hand on the set of movie blockbuster San Andreas during filming at Bond’s Abedian School of Architecture. Future filmmakers lend a hand on blockbuster
'Magazine'
Bond University journalism students showcase various video feature stories produced in collaboration with ABC Open.
Bond Briefs
Students in a journalism subject titled 'Writing for the News Media' participate in the creation and publication of the Bond University Newsletter, 'Bond Briefs'. Check out all stories in this issue of 'Bond Briefs'.
Bond University in Minecraft
This is a first introduction to Bond University in Minecraft. Students and staff in the subject, Computer Games Industry and Policy, are working together to create a fully scaled virtual representation of the campus in the world-building game, Minecraft.
'Thread'
Thread is a lifestyle magazine written by members of the Bond University Journalism Students Association. This iPad edition is designed by Bond University journalism students studying Digital Publishing and Design as part of their final assessment. View the 143 edition of 'Thread' in iTunes