Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

The Faculty’s world-class facilities can be found at Bond University campus, Bond Institute of Health & Sport and the Bond University Clinical Education and Research Centre located at Robina Hospital. Facilities include clinical skills rooms, simulated hospital wards, treatment centres, therapy rooms, laboratories, a community clinic and a High Performance Training Centre. Within these real-world environments, you may work with simulated participants, state of the art technology including virtual and augmented reality and real-life, elite athletes preparing for high-level competitions. 

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A learning experience like no other

All of the academics, researchers and support staff within our Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine are dedicated to creating a valuable learning experience that will see students enter their industry of choice with the knowledge and skills necessary to hit the ground running, and succeed.  

Our academics have spent, and continue to spend, time in industry honing their craft, giving them a comprehensive understanding of how to teach high-level concepts. They also offer their students personalised support.

When it comes to specific programs, students will learn from these incredible minds in highly practical settings – something that’s key to becoming an industry-ready graduate. Many of the subjects within our health sciences and medicine degrees have a hands-on component that will see students learn in a simulated lab or hospital environment, often with ‘simulated’ patient actors. Then, depending on their study area of choice, students may also gain opportunities to put their skills to the test with real patients in clinic, hospital, community or private practice settings.

We also have a strong commitment to student wellbeing, with a team of multidisciplinary staff dedicated to ensuring students have access to services and are supported throughout their studies. 

Regardless of the field they pursue, and whatever unique experiences become the highlight of their time at university, our graduates will leave Bond with the confidence, clinical experience and compassion to become a health professional that can make a real difference to people’s lives. 

For a medical student, it could be helping to deliver a baby during a placement on a remote island or in a 
rural Indigenous community.

For an allied health student, perhaps it’s working with elite athletes from major national or international 
sporting teams.

Students can build their industry contacts and skills using high-grade professional training equipment at 
the Bond Institute of Health & Sport (BIHS).

Budding dietitians might undertake an internship or overseas study tour. 

Research and PhD candidates could reap the rewards of learning from international experts in one of our world-class research centres, which includes the Clem Jones Centre for Regenerative Medicine.