Whatever your ambition, you’ll thrive at Bond. We have the smallest class sizes in Australia - and, we were the first university to offer a genuine three-semester-per-year timetable
During an undergraduate degree at Bond, you can count on us to spark your inspiration, guide you at every step, and reimagine what's possible.
Impatience is a virtue. Our accelerated timetable means you can complete your degree and start earning an income up to one year ahead of your peers. Explore our study areas to find the program for you.
Open Day is the perfect way to learn more about everything a university has to offer – whether that’s done through meeting students and academics, roaming our beautiful campus, or even testing out our facilities. Our on campus Open Day will take place this Saturday, 26 July, 2025 from 10am to 2pm.
Open Day 2025 - Find out moreYou will receive personalised support along the way. Bond University has Australia’s equal lowest student-to-teacher ratio of 11:1*.
Bond offers a deliberately different way of learning. Prepare to take on future challenges at one of Australia’s most innovative universities. Progressive and adaptable, we understand that everyone’s learning journey is unique.
You'll get a global advantage. Broaden your perspective with international internships, study tours, competitions, exchange opportunities, and a global alumni network that spans more than 130 countries.
Get a head start at Bond, experience university life, and earn credit towards your university degree while you’re still at high school.
Bond’s Learn for Credit courses and Student for a Semester program are designed to give ambitious Year 11 and 12 students an advantage in their studies and a head start on university.
Year 11 and 12s, it's time to get a head start - Learn moreAn undergraduate degree is usually the first level of higher education at a university that a person will pursue after high school. Students undertaking these studies are called undergraduate students, often working to earn a bachelor's degree or a diploma.
Yes, you can do multiple undergraduate degrees. You can even do two undergraduate degrees at the same time. Bond’s accelerated schedule inspires many students to undertake a combined degree. Bachelor of Laws combinations are particularly popular, with the Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws taking just three years and four months (10 semesters) to complete.
This is just another reason why Bond graduates stand out from the crowd — you could graduate with two degrees in the same time it takes others to complete one.
Use our program finder to explore your options.
Investing in an undergraduate degree at Bond University will open up a world of opportunities. At the end of your fast-tracked degree, Bond can help you enter the workforce up to a year earlier than your peers at other universities. Our Career Development Centre and Beyond Bond program will support you in starting your career.
You could also go on to accelerate your career further. or specialise in your field through one of our postgraduate programs.
If you don't have time to finish your application or you have questions, contact our Future Student Advisors to receive help with your application. Give us a call, settle in to answer a few questions, and our busy fingers will do the typing.
Phone: 1800 074 074 (toll free) or +61 7 5595 1024
Email: information@bond.edu.au
If your ATAR does not meet the entry requirements for your chosen program, or you choose not to receive an ATAR, there are alternative ways to open the door to university study, including preparation programs and higher education diplomas offered by Bond University College. These programs can help you satisfy the academic requirements you need to then progress into a related bachelor’s degree. Successful completion of a Bond University higher education diploma program guarantees entry into the third semester of a related bachelor’s degree.
PATHWAYS FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS PATHWAYS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Yes, all undergraduate programs require some on-campus study. The on-campus, in-person component is usually weekly forums and/or tutorials. Many of the forums are recorded, so they may be viewed at a later time if participants are unable to attend. Attendance in tutorials and intensives for all undergraduate programs is required, and participation in these usually accounts for a percentage of your grade. This in-person, premium delivery sets Bond’s programs and graduates apart from the rest.
A postgraduate degree is a degree that you can study after the completion of an undergraduate degree. Bond University offers a range of high-quality postgraduate programs to help you accelerate your professional career — from a semester of subjects to give you the edge in your industry to doctorate programs of specialised, self-driven research.
Bond University offers a broad range of higher degree by research (HDR) areas across several programs and four faculties. The HDR experience at Bond is set apart from other institutions due to our personalised approach to education and tight-knit, collaborative community of academics and students.
A microcredential from Bond can give you an advantage when searching for the next promotion, next challenge, or next opportunity. Whether you’re looking to upskill, advance your career, change direction or dive deeper into a specific area, Bond University offers a range of executive training and professional development courses to help you get ahead.
Higher education diploma programs are non-degree programs offered through Bond University College. They can be completed as a pathway for students who do not meet the academic requirements for direct entry into a bachelor’s degree. Bond offers a number of diplomas, which are typically two-semester (eight-month) programs that can prepare you for a full degree.
A postgraduate degree is a degree that you can study after the completion of an undergraduate degree. Bond University offers a range of high-quality postgraduate programs to help you accelerate your professional career — from a semester of subjects to give you the edge in your industry to doctorate programs of specialised, self-driven research.
Bond University offers a broad range of higher degree by research (HDR) areas across several programs and four faculties. The HDR experience at Bond is set apart from other institutions due to our personalised approach to education and tight-knit, collaborative community of academics and students.
A microcredential from Bond can give you an advantage when searching for the next promotion, next challenge, or next opportunity. Whether you’re looking to upskill, advance your career, change direction or dive deeper into a specific area, Bond University offers a range of executive training and professional development courses to help you get ahead.
Higher education diploma programs are non-degree programs offered through Bond University College. They can be completed as a pathway for students who do not meet the academic requirements for direct entry into a bachelor’s degree. Bond offers a number of diplomas, which are typically two-semester (eight-month) programs that can prepare you for a full degree.