Stories

Stories from Bond University

What better way to get to know a university, than through the eyes and words of their students and staff? Here, explore the latest stories from Bond, from words of wisdom for exploring your options, advice on settling into student life, or an exclusive look behind the scenes of a program or career path.  

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Unveiling the new Bachelor of Design in Architecture

“We’re not just designing buildings,” said Professor Chris Knapp who heads the Abedian School of Architecture.

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Meet our Bondies | Antony Ceravolo

Meet Law and Commerce alumnus Antony Ceravolo from Bond's Class of 1992.

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7 ways that architects change the way we live in the world

Here's why architecture might just be the dream job for you.

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The rise of the mega-cities: planning for change

By 2035, fourteen of the world’s mega-cities will have populations of more than 20 million people.

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Bondies Abroad | Becoming a Mountaineer at West Virginia University

Annabel Fuller and Ruby Yates break down the nine best things about exchange at West Virginia University.

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Do you have what it takes to be a project manager?

Project management is one of the most sought-after skills a graduate can have.

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Bondies Abroad | 10 tips for surviving student life in Canada

Emma Bastian is on exchange at the University of Western Ontario.

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WANTED: Unconventional Thinkers

Some people aren’t destined for the traditional.

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Bondies Abroad | Tsinghua University

The world's window into China.

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Meet our Bondies | Melanie Watt

Meet Bachelor of Information Technology, Master of Finance and Master of Business Administration alumna Melanie Watt.

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Bondies Abroad | Wandering Seoul

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws student, Chloe Yoo shares an insight into student life on exchange at Yonsei University, South Korea.

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Is too much medicine too much of a good thing?

How can modern medicine, which has eradicated global diseases and cured once-debilitating conditions, be too much of a good thing?

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