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Bringing Orientation to you

Welcome to Bond

You may not be on campus yet, but you are now officially part of the Bond community. We can’t wait to bring Orientation to you – wherever you are in the world. 

Orientation is a series of events and activities to introduce you to Bond, your academics, classmates and key support staff. On this page, you will also find lots of resources to help you settle in and start the semester strong, as well as a schedule of events. You are also invited you to join the 213 Bondies Facebook group, so you can start to connect with your fellow classmates before the semester begins.

Whether you are studying on campus or remotely, you must upload your photo to the CaptureME portal. Your photo will be used for identification purposes on Bond's Student Learning Management System (iLearn), and for your student ID card.

If you are studying remotely, you can collect your ID card when you are able to arrive on campus, you will not need it beforehand.

If you are living on campus, attending on-campus classes and/or require access to on-campus facilities (e.g. library, Multimedia Learning Centre, Sports Centre), you will require a student ID card.  Once your photo has been approved through CaptureME, you can collect your Student ID card from Student Assist in the main library (BLD01_2_53) on Monday - Friday between 8.30am and 5pm AEST during Orientation Week.

What to expect

Welcome to Bond
 

Welcome to Bond

Tune into the Official Welcome to meet the Vice Chancellor, and to find out all the important information about starting at Bond.


 
Interactive introductions
 

Interactive introductions

Get to know Bond, your faculty and key support staff, resources and classmates in a number of Orientation activities.


 
Chat with an expert
 

Help on demand

Help is at your fingertips. Chat with Bond staff online, or book an appointment with one of our many support services.


 
Get social
 

Get social

Your social life doesn’t have to suffer with social distancing. Connect with new friends and experiences through our social events.


 
 

Attending Orientation on campus or remotely

Wherever you're starting the semester from, you will be part of the Bond Orientation experience. While most sessions will take place on campus, if you're not based on the Gold Coast, you will join Orientation sessions through one of our remote learning platforms, Collaborate or Zoom. You will need to activate your IT account to access these sessions. Please refer to the schedule below to see which platform each session will be hosted on.

All sessions will be held in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). For our international Bondies, most sessions will be recorded and able to view at a later time.

To access Collaborate sessions from overseas or interstate: 

1. Log into iLearn (you must activate your IT account first)
2. Click on ‘Communities’ on the left-hand side
3. Select ‘213 Orientation’ (or 'FSD Orientation' for Faculty of Society & Design students)
4. Select ‘Join Session’ under ‘Blackboard Collaborate’
(Note - sessions will only be visible at the scheduled time/date - not before)

To access Collaborate session recordings: 

1. Follow steps 1 to 3 above 
2. Click on the 3 black dots next to 'Blackboard Collaborate'
3. Click on 'View all recordings' 
(Note - session recordings appear approximately 20 minutes after the session has concluded)

To access Zoom sessions from overseas or interstate:

1. Log into iLearn (you must activate your IT account first)
2. Click on 'Communities' on the left-hand side
3. Select ‘213 Orientation’ (or 'FSD Orientation' for Faculty of Society & Design students)
4. Under 'Community Content' click on 'Zoom Links, Passwords & Recordings' 

To access Zoom session recordings: 

1. Follow steps 1 to 4 above
2. Click on 'View Recording' 

Experiencing technical problems?

Don’t panic. Call the IT Service Desk on +61 7 5595 4444 Monday - Friday between 8am and 5pm AEST, or send them an email at any time on [email protected]. 

If you are able to join us on campus, we encourage you to do so, and we look forward to welcoming you in September!

Don't forget that you will need your student ID to access some buildings on campus, borrow library books and more (required for on-campus students only). Once you have completed enrolment you can upload a photo for your student ID card via the CaptureME portal and then collect your ID during Orientation.

If you need any help finding your way around, see our tips below or visit the friendly staff and Student Ambassadors at our Orientation Information Hub, located near the Main Library, between 9am - 12pm on Tuesday to Thursday during Orientation.

If you aren't able to travel to campus, don't worry! You will be able to join most sessions remotely and many will be recorded for playback via iLearn at a time that suits you. 

 

Schedule

We look forward to welcoming you to Orientation - on or off campus. Check out the full schedule of events below and make sure to attend or tune into the ones that apply to you. Please note that some events require mandatory registration due to COVID-19 requirements. 

All sessions are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). 

Tuesday, 7 September

9AM - 11AM & 1PM - 3PM: ENROLMENT, TIMETABLING AND CLASS REGISTRATION SUPPORT 
For students living on campus or locally only.
Computer Lab 13 (BLD01_1_72)

9AM - 4PM: STUDENT ID COLLECTION 
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Upload your photo first via CaptureME.
Collect from Student Assist in Main Library (BLD01_2_53)

9AM - 4PM: ADMISSION CHECK 
For students who have outstanding offer conditions. 
Admissions (BLD09_1_54)
Remote students can email [email protected] for assistance. 

DEPARTING 10AM AND 11AM: CAMPUS TOURS (60 MINS)
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Meeting point: Information Hub

5PM - 6PM: STUDENT HOUSING WELCOME DINNER 
For all NEW res students who have moved on campus. 
Registration includes 1 voucher to the value of $20 for food, and 2 free drink vouchers – to be collected from the registration desk at Lakeside. 
In person: Lakeside Bar and Restaurant

Registration required for catering and COVID-safety compliance.

REGISTER

10AM - 12.30PM: HIGHER DEGREE RESEARCH OFFICIAL WELCOME 
Compulsory session for all HDR students only. 
In person: Teaching Room (BLD06_2_12)
Online for international and interstate students: Microsoft Teams (students will receive link via email)

Wednesday, 8 September

ATTENDING IN PERSON
COMPULSORY OFFICIAL WELCOME, COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH AND ORIENTATION EXPO

10.45AM FOR 11AM - 1.30PM
Compulsory session for all on-campus and local students. 
In person: Princeton Room (BLD06_3_04).
Registration required for catering purposes.

REGISTER

ATTENDING ONLINE FROM INTERSTATE OR OVERSEAS
COMPULSORY OFFICIAL WELCOME AND ONLINE MEET AND GREET

11AM - 12PM
Compulsory session to attend online for all interstate or overseas students. 
Online for interstate and international students: Zoom – please register using the link below.
Note: Session will be recorded for those who can't join live due to time zone. 

REGISTER

9AM - 11AM & 2PM - 4PM: ENROLMENT, TIMETABLING AND CLASS REGISTRATION SUPPORT 
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Computer Lab 13 (BLD01_1_72)

9AM - 4PM: STUDENT ID COLLECTION 
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Upload your photo first via CaptureME.
Collect from Student Assist in Main Library (BLD01_2_53)

9AM - 4PM: ADMISSION CHECK 
For students who have outstanding offer conditions. 
Admissions (BLD09_1_54)
Remote students can email [email protected] for assistance. 

DEPARTING 9AM AND 10AM: CAMPUS TOURS (60 MINS)
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Meeting point: Information Hub

1.30PM - 2PM: GET TO KNOW YOUR FACULTY LIBRARIAN 
Compulsory sessions for all students. 
In person: 
Bond Business School: Theatre 3 (BLD06_3_29)
Bond University College: Case Study 1 (BLD06_3_23)
Faculty of Society & Design: Flexible Learning Space 1 (BLD03_2_26)
Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Faculty of Law: Theatre 4 (BLD06_3_14)
Online: Zoom

2.30PM - 3.30PM: MEET THE BOND UNIVERSITY STUDENT ASSOCIATION (BUSA) - EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STUDENT LIFE AND STUDENT CLUBS
Optional session for all students. 
In person: Case Study 1 (BLD06_3_23)
Online: Zoom

2.30PM - 3.30PM: EXPLORING YOUR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT: ILEARN AND COLLABORATE 
Optional online-only session for all students to better understand the University's software and systems. 
Online: Collaborate

DEPARTING 2.30PM, 3PM, 3.30PM, 4PM AND 4.30PM: LIBRARY TOURS (30 MINS)
For students living on campus or locally only.
Meeting point: Main Library

3.30PM - 4.30PM: 10 TOP TIPS FOR ACADEMIC WRITING
Optional session for all students to help you reach your academic potential. 
In person: Theatre 3 (BLD06_3_29)
Online: Collaborate

3.30PM - 6PM: MIX & MINGLE AT LAKESIDE BAR, HOSTED BY THE BOND UNIVERSITY STUDENT ASSOCIATION (BUSA) 
Optional event for all students living on campus or locally. ID required for 18+ for alcohol.
Registration includes 1 voucher to the value of $15 for food, and 2 free drink vouchers. 
Lakeside Bar

Registration required for COVID-safety compliance and catering purposes.

REGISTER

 

1.30PM - 2PM: GET TO KNOW YOUR FACULTY LIBRARIAN (BOND BUSINESS SCHOOL) 
Compulsory session for all Bond Business School students. 
In person: Theatre 3 (BLD06_3_29)
Online: Zoom

1.30PM - 2PM: GET TO KNOW YOUR FACULTY LIBRARIAN (FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES & MEDICINE) 
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

1.30PM - 2PM: GET TO KNOW YOUR FACULTY LIBRARIAN (FACULTY OF LAW)
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Law students. 
In person: Theatre 4 (BLD06_3_14)
Online: Zoom

1.30PM - 2PM: GET TO KNOW YOUR FACULTY LIBRARIAN (FACULTY OF SOCIETY & DESIGN)
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Society & Design students. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 1 (BLD03_2_26)
Online: Zoom

1.30PM - 2PM: GET TO KNOW YOUR FACULTY LIBRARIAN (BOND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE) 
Compulsory session for all Bond University College students. 
In person: Case Study 1 (BLD06_3_23)
Online: Zoom

Thursday, 9 September

9AM - 4PM: ENROLMENT, TIMETABLING AND CLASS REGISTRATION SUPPORT 
For students living on campus or locally only.
Student Assist in Main Library (BLD01_2_53)

9AM - 4PM: STUDENT ID COLLECTION 
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Upload your photo first via CaptureME.
Collect from Student Assist in Main Library (BLD01_2_53)

9AM - 4PM: ADMISSION CHECK 
For students who have outstanding offer conditions. 
Admissions (BLD09_1_54)
Remote students can email [email protected] for assistance. 

5.30PM - 6.30PM: 7 TIPS FOR STUDYING REMOTELY, HOSTED BY THE ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTRE 
Optional session for students unable to attend classes on campus.
Online: Collaborate

6.30PM - LATE: BUSA PARTY NIGHT - BACK 2 SCHOOL (18+ EVENT)
Optional event for all 18+ students (ID required) living on campus or locally.
Don's Tavern (BLD10_1_08)

Registration required for COVID-safety compliance.

Please be aware that this event may be cancelled or altered if Queensland COVID-19 restrictions do not permit dancing at the time of the event.  

REGISTER

12.30PM - 1.30PM: BOND BUSINESS SCHOOL (BBS) OFFICIAL WELCOME 
Compulsory session for all Bond Business School students. 
In person: Theatre 3 (BLD06_3_29)
Online: Zoom

8.30AM - 10AM: FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES & MEDICINE (HSM) - WELCOME BY THE EXECUTIVE DEAN 
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine students. 
Registration at 8.30am, session begins at 9am.
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

10AM - 10.30AM: INTRODUCTION TO THE HEALTH SCIENCES & MEDICINE STUDENT ASSOCIATION (HMSA)
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

10.30AM - 11.30AM: HSM COMPLIANCE WORKSHOP 
Compulsory session for Medicine, Occupational Therapy and Sports Performance students. Please bring a laptop along. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

11.30AM - 12PM: MEDICINE MENTORING PROGRAM 
Compulsory session for all Medicine students. 
In person: Collaborative Learning Space (BLD05_1_17)
Online: Zoom

11.30AM - 12.30PM: HEALTH SCIENCES INTRODUCTION SESSION
Compulsory session for all Health Sciences and Biomedical Science students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

12.30PM - 1.30PM: AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (AMAQ) PRESENTATION 
Compulsory session for all Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

12.30PM - 1.30PM: EXERCISE AND SPORTS PERFORMANCE INTRODUCTION SESSION 
Compulsory session for all Exercise and Sports Performance students.
In person: Level 5 Boardroom (BIHS_5_14)
Online: Zoom

12.30PM - 3.30PM: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PRACTICE EDUCATION PLACEMENTS SESSION AND COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH
Compulsory session for all Occupational Therapy students. 
Occupational Therapy Space (BIHS_4_25)
Online: Zoom (Note: Zoom session begins at 1.30pm) 

1.30PM - 2.30PM: MSSBU - STUDENTS IN MEDICAL PROGRAM / INTRODUCTION OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETIES AND CLUBS
Compulsory session for all Medicine students.
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

2.30PM - 3.30PM: MEDICAL PROGRAM PRESENTATION
Compulsory session for all Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

3.30PM - 4PM: AN INTRODUCTION TO ILEARN AND E-PORTFOLIO 
Compulsory session for all Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

10.30AM - 12.30PM: FACULTY OF LAW OFFICIAL WELCOME (AB INITIO PART I)
Compulsory session for Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Business Law, Bachelor of Jurisprudence, Juris Doctor and Diploma of Legal Studies students.
In person: Theatre 4 (BLD06_3_14)
Online: Collaborate

9AM - 10AM: FACULTY OF SOCIETY & DESIGN OFFICIAL WELCOME 
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Society & Design students. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 1 (BLD03_2_26)
Online: Collaborate

11AM - 12AM: UNDERGRADUATE PSYCHOLOGY ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all undergraduate Psychology students. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 3 (BLD03_1_12)
Online: Collaborate

12PM - 1PM: HUMANITIES AND GLOBAL STUDIES ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all Humanities and Global Studies students. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 2 (BLD03_1_11)
Online: Collaborate

12PM - 1PM: SOCIAL SCIENCES ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all Social Sciences students. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 3 (BLD03_1_12)
Online: Collaborate

1PM - 2PM: BUILT ENVIRONMENT, CONSTRUCTION, PROPERTY, PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND CITY PLANNING ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all students of these subjects. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 1 (BLD03_2_26)
Online: Collaborate

1PM - 2PM: UNDERGRADUATE COMMUNICATIONS, JOURNALISM AND CREATIVE ARTS ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all Communications, Journalism and Creative Arts students. 
In person: Seminar 1 (BLD01a_4_41)
Online: Collaborate

1PM - 3PM: 4TH YEAR PSYCHOLOGY ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all 4th year Psychology students. 
In person: Flexible Learning Space 3 (BLD03_1_12)
Online: Collaborate

1PM - 4PM: FILM & TV ORIENTATION PART 1 
Compulsory session for all Film & TV students. 
In person: Seminar 7 (BLD06_4_27)
Online: Collaborate

1PM - 2PM: BOND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ORIENTATION SESSION 
Compulsory session for all students in the Foundation Program, Diploma Preparation Program, and all higher education Diploma programs. Bond University College students are also invited to attend the Faculty Official Welcome.
In person: Case Study 1 (BLD06_3_23)
Online: Collaborate

Friday, 10 September

9AM - 4PM: ENROLMENT, TIMETABLING AND CLASS REGISTRATION SUPPORT 
For students living on campus or locally only.
Student Assist in Main Library (BLD01_2_53)

9AM - 4PM: STUDENT ID COLLECTION 
For students living on campus or locally only. 
Upload your photo first via CaptureME.
Collect from Student Assist in Main Library (BLD01_2_53)

9AM - 4PM: ADMISSION CHECK 
For students who have outstanding offer conditions. 
Admissions (BLD09_1_54)
Remote students can email [email protected] for assistance. 

DEPARTING 10AM AND 2PM: LIBRARY TOURS (30 MINS)
For students living on campus or locally only.
Meeting point: Main Library

6PM - 9PM: TRIP TO MIAMI MARKETTA
Optional event for all students living on campus or locally.
Cost: Free to attend. Students to purchase own food and drinks. 
Meeting location: Student Court
Free bus to and from venue. 

Registration required for COVID-safety compliance.

REGISTER

9.30AM - 10.30AM: ACADEMIC INTEGRITY MODULE / PROGRAM CHARTER WORKSHOP
Compulsory session for all Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine students. Please bring a laptop along.
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

10.30AM - 1.30PM: RESPECT. NOW. ALWAYS.
Compulsory session for all on-campus Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)

2PM - 3.30PM: MEDICAL INDEMNITY INSURERS 
Compulsory session for all Medicine students. 
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

3.30PM - 4.30PM: MIPS (MEDICAL INDEMNITY PROTECTION SOCIETY) PRESENTATION
Compulsory session for all Medicine students.  
In person: Gregor Heiner Theatre (BLD05_3_27)
Online: Zoom

9AM - 12.30PM: ARCHITECTURE ORIENTATION 
Compulsory session for all Bachelor of Design in Architecture, Graduate Diploma in Architecture and Master of Architecture students. 
In person: Architecture Forum (BLD03b_1_02), Computer Lab and Fabrication Lab 
Online: Collaborate

9.30AM - 4PM: FILM & TV ORIENTATION PART 2 
Compulsory session for all Film & TV students living on campus or locally. 
FITV Teaching Room (BLD06_2_14)

9.30AM - 10.30AM: CANADIAN LAW PROGRAM ORIENTATION
Compulsory session for all Canadian Law Program students. Law students should also attend Thursday’s Faculty of Law Official Welcome (see above).
Online: Collaborate

10.30AM - 11AM: INFORMATION SESSION FOR ONLINE LAW STUDENTS 
Compulsory session for all Law students attending classes online. Law students should also attend Thursday’s Faculty of Law Official Welcome (see above).
Online: Collaborate

 

Get to know your Faculty

Your Faculty is like your extended family at Bond, and includes students from a number of programs and disciplines. Learn which Faculty you're part of and make sure you tune into the Faculty welcome sessions during Orientation. If you’re studying a combined degree, you could be part of two Faculties! 

  • Actuarial Science
  • Business
  • Commerce
  • Hotel and Tourism Management
  • Sport Management
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  • Biomedical and Health Sciences
  • Exercise and Sports Science
  • Healthcare Innovations
  • Medicine
  • Nutrition and Dietetics
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Physiotherapy
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  • Law
  • Practical Legal Training
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  • Architecture
  • Built Environment
  • Communication
  • Criminology
  • Film, Screen & Creative Media
  • Humanities & Global Studies
  • International Relations
  • Social Sciences, Psychology and Counselling
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  • English Language Programs
  • Foundation Program
  • Higher Education Diplomas
  • Diploma Preparation Program
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  • Digital Transformation
  • Entrepreneurial Transformation
  • Health Transformation
  • Legal Transformation
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Couch campus tours

If you can't make it to campus, we'll bring our world-class facilities to you!

Explore campus in your own time through our 360 Virtual Reality App.

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Essential information

Welcome to Bond! Starting at a new university presents lots of unique challenges, from how to get from A to B, to getting in the swing of study and campus life. We want to help - here's everything you need to know. 

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At Bond, we refer to each semester with a three-digit number. This semester is 213. To work out the semester number, take the last two digits of the year (e.g. 2021 - '21') and the number of the semester (we're in semester 3, so use '3'). The following semester will be the first semester of 2022, so it will be 221, and the second semester of that year will be 222. Your first lesson as a Bondy, sorted! 

Ready for your brand-new email address? If you haven't done so already, make sure you activate your Student IT account! Simply accept the terms and conditions and create a new password - then you will be all set to access your email and our network.

Activate your account

Connect to on-campus WiFi

Once you've activated your IT account, find the BondStudents network on your device and use your Student ID and password to connect. 

Need a hand?

Having trouble connecting to the IT Network? Visit Student Assist located in the Main Library (BLD01_2_53) for assistance Monday - Friday between 9am and 4pm AEST. 

Experiencing technical problems? Don’t panic. You can watch the IT support tutorials below or call the IT Service Desk on +61 7 5595 4444 Monday - Friday between 8am and 5pm AEST.

Watch Tutorials

Online safety 

We take our students' online safety very seriously, and are committed to build awareness around online safety risks. Learn more about staying safe online by visiting the eSafety website and accessing helpful student resources. 

VISIT WEBSITE

It won’t take long for Bond to feel like home. But, so you can settle in sooner, we’ve got some handy tips and tricks to help you navigate your first week.

Reading room numbers

Bond’s rooms are labelled in the order of building number, then level, then room number. For example, 06_02_01 indicates Building 6, Level 2, Room 1.

Once you know the formula, you’ll never get lost again. Check out the online campus map to see all the building numbers and their locations. Download a printable map here. 

MazeMap – your virtual guide

Need directions? There’s an app for that! MazeMap is Bond’s virtual map, where you can find your way around Bond’s main campus and Institute of Health and Sport by simply searching for a location, then selecting ‘directions’. The app will use your current location to guide you to where you need to go.

Use MazeMap. 

Download a printable map here. 

Feeling lost?

The Orientation Information Hub located near the Main Library will be open from 9am - 12pm on Tuesday to Thursday during O-Week, so please visit the friendly staff and Student Ambassadors if you need assistance. Use this link to find the Info Hub.

Bond University has an online system to register your vehicle for a parking permit. Fines will be issued if you have not registered your vehicle.

Car parking for enrolled students is free where users park in accordance with the terms and conditions of use as displayed on entries to the University and on the Parking webpage.

To register for a student car parking permit, please visit the link below and click on the ‘Parking’ link in the list on the left-hand side of the screen.

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If you are living on campus, attending on-campus classes and/or require access to on-campus facilities (e.g. library, Multimedia Learning Centre, Sports Centre), you will require a student ID card. Begin by uploading your photo to the CaptureME portal. You will be notified by email once your photo has been approved and your Student ID card is ready for collection at Student Assist, located in the Main Library (BLD01_2_53). You can collect your ID Monday - Friday between 8.30am and 5pm AEST during Orientation week. 

If studying remotely and not attending campus, you must also upload your photo to the CaptureME portal. Your photo will be used for identification purposes on Bond's Student Learning Management System (iLearn). You can then collect your ID card when you are able to arrive on campus, you will not need it beforehand.

Upload your photo

You can enrol in your subjects and finalise your timetable online. If you're having issues, visit the friendly team at Student Assist, located in the Main Library (BLD01_2_53) for assistance Monday - Friday between 8.30am and 5pm AEST, or click below for tips on how to enrol. 

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The 213 semester will be delivered multi-modally through our online platforms including iLearn, the Student Portal and Collaborate. See the O-Week schedule for webinars on how to use these platforms or view the Multi-Modal Learning Guide below.

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Need help with planning your assignment, some tips for time management, a refresher on your Maths skills or ways to strengthen your study strategies?

The Academic Skills Centre is made up of a team of experts ready to provide support, advice and a helping hand with your studies. 

Tune into one of their workshops or book a personal consultation online.

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Book now

Textbooks will be listed in your subject outline, which can be found on your subject's iLearn site, or by searching for your subject. The Library has many, but not all, of the prescribed textbooks available as ebooks. Others are available as print books in the Reserve collections if you are able to get to campus. Check with your lecturer to determine whether it's necessary to have your own copy of the textbook.

To purchase a textbook, you can search for it in Library Search, then 'Check purchase options' to see availability and prices from a variety of retailers. See the Textbooks page on the Library orientation guide for more information, including an instructional video.

Bond University Library provides customer-focused, quality innovative services, information resources and programs to support the teaching, learning and research needs of the University community.

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Safety and Security is here to support students, staff and the Bond community 24/7. If you ever find yourself in an uncertain situation, feel unsafe or are a victim of sexual assault or harassment, Security can be reached by phone at any time.

Contact

Tel: +61 7 5595 1234 (24 hours)
Email: [email protected]

University Public Safety & Security
Level 1, Building 10
Bond University
Gold Coast Queensland 4229

 

A helping hand

At Bond, one thing drives everything we do: you - our students! We’re here to lend a hand with anything you need, from Indigenous, international, disability and LGBTIQ support through to academic services and career development assistance. 

Download the Student Support Services brochure.

Watch a tour of the services available in Student Court.

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Indigenous support

Bond University is committed to providing a culturally safe and supportive learning environment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, where they can progress and complete higher education programs at the same rate as, or at a better rate than, non-Indigenous students.

Meet the Nyombil Indigenous Support Centre team

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LGBTIQ support 

Everyone has a place here at Bond, and we treat all students with the same level of consideration, regardless of sexuality or gender identity. We strive to provide a safe, supportive and inclusive environment for all students and encourage our community to respect individuality and diversity. The Bond University Ally Network provides support to LGBTIQ staff and students, as does our membership with Pride in Diversity.

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International student support

Here at Bond, we have students from over 80 countries studying both on campus and remotely. Our dynamic and multicultural community makes us who we are, and gives our students the opportunity to connect with people from a huge range of cultures and worldviews. 

The International Support Team within the Student Business Centre (SBC) is a great resource for international students. 

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Disability support

Bond University strives to create a flexible and inclusive learning environment for all students, including those with disabilities. Students with a disability are encouraged to contact the Disability Office early in the semester to learn about the services available to meet their specific needs. 

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Medical services and counselling

The Medical Clinic is a facility for currently enrolled students and staff members of Bond. The clinic bulk bills and is open from Monday to Friday between 8.30am and 5pm.

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The Bond Psychology Clinic is also located on campus and is equipped to provide assessments and interventions for a broad range of psychological and health-related problems. Our psychologists provide free, confidential counselling services to help you with anything from academic pressures through to personal problems.

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Building a Better Bondy initiative 

All Bond students have access to 'Building a Better Bondy', our new community page via iLearn. This is designed to connect you to a wide range of wellbeing and study support initiatives. Here's where you'll find online modules that will assist with your understanding of topics such as consent, inclusion and general wellbeing. 

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Sports Centre

The Sports Centre is a facility for currently enrolled students and staff members at Bond. Students have free access to the Sports Centre and other on-campus exercise and sporting facilities, including the pool. Be sure to activate your Student ID Card at the Sports Centre for access to the gym and facilities.

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Limitless Learning

In semester 213, Bond University will be launching an exciting new mentoring and tutoring program. International students, both onshore and offshore, are eligible to use Limitless Learning, and the platform - accessible via app or the website - will also provide social connection opportunities for those not currently able to come to campus. Keep your eye out for updates on Limitless Learning. 

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Academic Skills Centre

Need help with planning an assignment, tips for time management, a refresher on your maths or ways to strengthen your study strategies? The Academic Skills Centre (ASC) is made up of a team of experts that are here to help you throughout your degree. ASC bookings can be accessed in person or remotely. 

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Career Development Centre

The Career Development Centre (CDC) is here to support your transition into your chosen career. The CDC can assist with career strategies, job applications, practice interviews and degree-related work experience. Bondies have lifetime use of the Career Development Centre. 

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Meet BUSA

15 BUSA students sit on the Thinking Steps, smiling in their blue BUSA t-shirts

The Bond University Student Association - also known as BUSA - is your team of student representatives. The association facilitates a number of services and activities dedicated to ensuring your experience at Bond is everything you want it to be. BUSA also coordinates more than 100 student clubs and societies, and puts on lots of social events during the semester. Stay in the loop with all the fun stuff on Facebook and Instagram.

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Safety | Respect | Care | Consent

Bond University and the Bond University Student Association (BUSA) are jointly committed to a healthy culture of respect and responsibility that provides for a safe and supportive environment for everyone.

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Read the Student Support Strategy