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From alumni starting game-changing businesses, to students (literally) kicking goals in sport, to research breakthroughs, there’s always something happening at Bond. See what Bondies have been up to and explore latest news from campus, the community and beyond.
While everyone talks about jobs of the future, Bond University is preparing students for them, launching four revolutionary degrees for careers including zero impact analyst, crowd-funding specialist and chief trust officer.
Read more about Bond launches revolutionary degrees for jobs of tomorrowChantelle Martin is already receiving job offers after winning the 2019 Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students’ Moot Competition last week.
Read more about Mooting champion: Bond University student victorious at ATSIS Moot competitionLast week, 19 Bond University students partnered with a global charity that helps children and families find cancer support.
Read more about Bond University students collaborate with Camp QualityThirty years after its opening, Bond University has become a family affair. Children of the first graduating class are now attending the university which is throwing open its doors for its annual Open Day this Saturday, July 27.
Read more about Open Day strengthens family's everlasting bondThe unparalleled reputation of Bond University as Australia’s premier women’s football nursery has earned the Bull Sharks hosting rights for an AFLW match next weekend.
Read more about AFLW comes to The Canal ÂIn a heartbreaking finish to their season, the Bull Sharks went down to the Burleigh Bombers in Sunday’s nailbiter QFA Division 2 South Grand Final.
Read more about Bombers defeat Bull Sharks in AFL reserves Grand FinalÂThis multi-talented Bull Shark is at home in the sky and kitchen.
Read more about Bonding with the Bull Sharks: Connor PritchardGrowing up with a dad who played for the Wallabies, Kate Reynolds didn’t know what Aussie Rules was until she was 15. Now she’s playing for the Sydney Swans.
Read more about From Bull Sharks to Sydney SwansFor further information or to speak to our media team, please contact the Bond University Newsroom.
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