At Bond University, we are committed to fostering a community where every person feels safe, respected, valued and empowered to achieve their ambitions. Our commitment to inclusion is reflected in the way we learn, work and engage with one another every day.
We believe that diversity strengthens our community and that every Bondy has the right to participate in university life free from racism, discrimination, harassment, vilification and violence. Through education, support services, policies and reporting pathways, we are actively working to create a culture built on respect, belonging and accountability.
Bond University is committed to preventing racism and fostering a culture of respect, inclusion and equal opportunity. Learn about our stance against racism, our expectations for behaviour, and the support available to students and staff.
Antisemitism has no place at Bond. We are committed to ensuring Jewish students, staff and visitors feel safe, respected and supported. Learn more about Bond's position on antisemitism, the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition, and available support and reporting pathways.
Bond is committed to creating a campus free from gender-based violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault and coercive behaviour. We support prevention through education, awareness and community responsibility, while providing clear pathways for support and reporting.
If you have experienced, witnessed or been affected by racism, antisemitism, discrimination, harassment or gender-based violence, support is available.
Crisis support: 1300 359 504
Bond Security (24/7): (07) 5595 1234
Emergency services: 000