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This subject provides a broad and important foundation in key accounting concepts, tools, and processes of the discipline. 

This subject introduces students to fundamental quantitative theory and tools to support business intelligence and data analysis needs of modern organisations.

This subject provides students with the opportunity to bring their Quantitative Mathematics skills up to a standard that is required for future Business subjects at Bond University. It also provides new material that is essential to the understanding of business-related problems. 

Students are introduced to economic analysis and its applications. Topics include: decision making, analysis of constraints, analysis of benefits and costs, maximisation, competitive pressures and market forces, and public policy issues.

This subject will explore experiential and spatial exploitations of form, light and material with a particular focus on architectural atmospheres.

This subject aims to translate critical observations of the world into visual and spatial language through engagement of your eyes, your hands and your mind. Focus will be on drawing as a tool for creative action, an aid to unlock your creative potential and make impact with fundamental design and creative strategies. 

This subject introduces you to digital design and prototyping in architecture and design. The subject focuses on the contemporary context of digital technology and its implication to design.

This subject covers the history of world architecture and urbanism from the early days of humans as builders until most recent architectural phenomena today. 

This subject provides a broad and important foundation in key accounting concepts, tools, and processes of the discipline. 

This subject introduces students to fundamental quantitative theory and tools to support business intelligence and data analysis needs of modern organisations. This Includes basic statistics, probability distributions, correlation, regression, and time series forecasting. 

This subject provides students with the opportunity to bring their Quantitative Mathematics skills up to a standard that is required for future Business subjects at Bond University. It also provides new material that is essential to the understanding of business-related problems. 

International Business is a theoretical and practical introduction to the issues and complexities associated with doing business across borders. Key topics include frameworks for international environmental assessment, international strategic choices, modes of entry, and business functions and their application consistent with strategy.

Key topics include frameworks for international environmental assessment, international strategic choices, modes of entry, and business functions and their application consistent with strategy. In this introductory subject, you will explore the various theories and frameworks of marketing and learn to apply them to marketing phenomena around you. 

Students are introduced to economic analysis and its applications. Topics include: decision making, analysis of constraints, analysis of benefits and costs, maximisation, competitive pressures and market forces, and public policy issues.

Students are introduced to economic analysis and its applications. Topics include: decision making, analysis of constraints, analysis of benefits and costs, maximisation, competitive pressures and market forces, and public policy issues. 

In this subject, you will learn essential and foundational creative and technical skills necessary for successful careers in the creative and communications industries. You will learn the theoretical and practical fundamentals of visual, textual, and audio design and narrative across multiple digital and online platforms. 

This subject provides students with an introduction to visual communication principles and graphic design elements such as colour, type, line, shape and form as foundations for understanding the aesthetic, functional and social applications of design. Students will apply these principles practically, using industry standard digital creation tools including, Adobe Creative Suite to produce their own creative digital portfolio.

In this highly practical, workshop-based subject, students learn the creative and theoretical fundamentals of DSLR photography and Adobe Photoshop image creation and manipulation. Students undertake a range of exercises involving composition, use of colour, framing and other aspects of visual design.

This subject examines the film, screen and creative industries as an intersection of art, technology, business and government policy. It introduces students to the many stages of professional production, emphasising the relationship between screen products, sales agents, distributors, and streaming services.

This highly-practical, workshop-based subject introduces students to professional editing techniques and outlines post-production processes across various production types. Students learn professional approaches to a variety of technical and artistic aspects of editing at an industry level.

In this subject, students explore the various creative approaches to screen media through the screening and analysis of Hollywood, independent, international and alternative film, screen and digital content. 

This subject will introduce students to the role of cell communication, cell division, the extracellular matrix and the arrangement of cells in organ systems and cellular differentiation. The subject will provide the necessary foundational knowledge for further subjects in the area of cellular and molecular biology and physiology.

Chemistry for Living Systems provides students with a solid foundation in chemistry required for further study in biomedical, exercise, sport and health science. This subject aims to teach students the basic components of biological, physical and organic chemistry.

This subject examines the relationship between food, nutrition, and human health. It provides an introduction to nutrients, nutrient food sources, nutrient functions and deficiency states, and the role of nutrition in human health and development. 

This foundation subject is designed to provide students with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to understand, apply and integrate the basic principles of the five major streams of exercise science as they relate to apparently healthy clients of both genders across the lifespan from conception to old age.

This subject introduces students to the fundamentals of chemistry as they apply to the health and biomedical sciences. The subject includes the essential components of inorganic, physical and organic chemistry with an emphasis on the understanding and application of principles and processes.

This subject will introduce you to climate change through Earth and Global Systems, climate mechanisms, ocean and atmospheric interactions and changes in the future world. The subject will provide you with the ability to filter out misinformation about the causes and consequences of climate change, and how you can face your future with a greater understanding of how to tackle a changing world.

This subject introduces you to the basic concepts and theoretical approaches in International Relations, and it forms the essential foundation for further explorations of the field. 

This subject introduces you to philosophy. Introduction to Philosophy explores philosophical issues such as the mind-body problem, the existence of God, the nature of truth and reality, free-will and determinism. In this subject, you will also examine the works of some major philosophers.

This innovative subject prepares students for the challenges of language learning and explores how languages are interconnected with communities and their cultures. The subject aims to reinforce your love and enthusiasm for languages, the way they express cultures and help us become global citizens.

The subject seeks to develop students' knowledge and understanding of the Australian legal system and sources of law in Australia, the commercial legal responsibilities and risks of doing business, key aspects of the law of torts, contracts and consumer protection, and the law associated with starting, managing, financing and closing companies and other business entities.

This subject is not a technical law subject, instead it explores some of the social and contemporary challenges facing today’s lawmakers. Students are asked to critically consider and evaluate the different moral, legal and ethical perspectives of the issues presented through cross-disciplinary debate to solve contemporary problems.