I want to shape sustainable communities in international relations, politics and arts

I want to shape sustainable communities
in international relations, politics and arts

Your pathway to an international impact

There are so many ways to contribute to our changing world through international relations, politics and arts. Inherently tied to global social issues, these spheres are huge drawcards for change-makers and innovators. Make your mark on the world through a discipline that interests, excites and challenges you by first building an international outlook at Bond University. Home to students from over 90 countries, learning at Bond is underpinned by a huge array of overseas opportunities – think international study tours, study abroad and exchange, and global competitions such as Model United Nations forums (MUNs). Whatever you choose to study, you’ll set yourself up for a fast-paced multifaceted career with the potential to enact lasting change for communities on both a local and global scale.  

Our Bondies are making a big impact through projects spanning international relations, politics and arts – find out how.  

Global studies student brews up guilt-free coffee

Making a difference through the Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics

Wading into a sustainability debate in the world's fastest-sinking city

Solving global issues with the World’s Challenge Challenge

Develop a social responsibility project with the help of Transformer, our start-up incubator. 

Our commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

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. 

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A Bondy's quest to preserve the language and heritage of Samoa for future generations

While his PhD is complete, Dion Enari's mission to preserve the culture of his homeland is only just beginning. "Any language can disappear within three generations if we're not careful," he says. 

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Connect with other changemakers

Bond’s 30,000-strong alumni community resides in over 130 countries. When you graduate, you’ll open the door to not just an incredible career, but to potential collaborators around the globe.

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