I want to shape sustainable communities in academic and English pathways
The pathway to passion and purpose
The pathway to passion and purpose
So many of us desire to leave the world better than we found it, whether that’s through community engagement, service to others, life-changing research, or another equally as vital enterprise. But, when you are first starting out, how do you turn those big dreams into reality? For many, it starts with an education – the opportunity to build frameworks, enhance your knowledge, and develop a strong skill set to serve you well in your life and career. At Bond University College, you’ll do just this, under the guidance of skilled and supportive teaching staff who are invested in your success. With pathway options designed to improve your English skills or get you academically ready for a full degree, this is the first step towards specialist studies in an area that interests you, and that could ultimately form the basis of the impact you have on the world.
Ready to make a difference in your own community? Take a note from these exceptional Bondies.
Ready to make a difference in your own community? Take a note from these exceptional Bondies.
Pathways to Bond University
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Take the first step towards enacting change by commencing your studies at Bond University College.
Bondies go global with positive voice vibes
Bondies go global with positive voice vibes
A group of Bond University students have been awarded $15,000 for their mental health support app, vybu, in the World’s Challenge Challenge competition.
Bond's commitment to a sustainable future
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals set the benchmark for addressing current and critical global challenges. As a signatory to the goals - and the first private, independent university in the Pacific region to hold this title - we are deeply committed to reflecting them in our programs, facilities, research, and more.
Receive personalised support
Receive personalised support
Bond University College students have access to the same support services as full degree students, and also benefit from an extra hour of tuition per subject per week.