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Research reveals pitfalls of working from home
It’s not just isolation and loneliness - research shows working from home is far worse for team cohesion and innovation than working in the office: says Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour, Dr Libby Sander of Bond Business School.
Read more about Research reveals pitfalls of working from homeEmployers of Bond graduates are the most satisfied in Australia
Employers of Bond University graduates are the most satisfied in Australia, a new Federal Government survey shows. Bond University ranked No.1 of 42 Australian universities in the government’s 2018 Employer Satisfaction Survey, just released.
Read more about Employers of Bond graduates are the most satisfied in AustraliaLive at Bond 2019 kicks off this weekend with Sunday session party featuring Electrik Lemonade
Bring your dancing shoes and get ready for the funk to drop as Bond University’s free concert program kicks off with local favourites and merry band of funklords, Electrik Lemonade, this Sunday 13th January.
Read more about Live at Bond 2019 kicks off this weekend with Sunday session party featuring Electrik LemonadeHolographic teachers were supposed to be part of our future. What happened?
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Dr Christian Moro discusses the use of augmented and virtual reality technologies for learning and teaching.
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Strauch, Winnington add silvers to Dolphins tally
Jenna Strauch and Elijah Winnington have added two silver medals to Australia’s tally at the World Swimming Championships in Budapest.
Read more about Strauch, Winnington add silvers to Dolphins tallyTries for pies
When Levi Samuela was a junior rugby player in New Zealand, his dad had to bribe him to play.
Read more about Tries for piesMega matches at The Canal
Finals credentials will be put to the test at The Canal on Saturday with all four Bull Sharks teams to face genuine premiership rivals.
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