The sciences form the foundation of modern healthcare. From managing infection control and cancer screening, to improving functional movement, sports performance and rehabilitation — knowledge in health, biomedical and exercise science facilitates understanding of how the body works. This ultimately equips healthcare professionals to diagnose and treat the human body’s functions in an array of allied health settings, including hospitals, clinics, aged care facilities and more.
With an abundance of potential career pathways on offer, including research and development, clinical practice and education, working in healthcare presents the opportunity to make a real difference to people’s lives. If you love to experiment, have an analytical mind, or are keen to explore data analysis, then a career in biomedical science or health sciences might be the right fit for you. If something physical is more your style, pair your love of sport and a healthy lifestyle through a career in exercise science. Perhaps you are keen to build on your undergraduate studies to pursue a career in allied health – if so, then physiotherapy, occupational therapy or nutrition and dietetics could be a great fit for you.
Or if you are already an established health professional keen to enact change in your workplace, then healthcare innovations could be just what you’re looking for.
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Our world-class health & science facilities span the Bond University campus and nearby Bond Institute of Health and Sport. These include anatomy, health science and sports science labs, simulated hospital wards, clinical skills rooms, a community allied health and wellness clinic, biomechanics lab, kitchen lab, work/play lab, rehab gym and the internationally-accredited and renowned High Performance Training Centre, which attracts elite athletes and teams from across the world. Within these real-world environments, you may work with simulated participants, members of the community and real-life, elite athletes and sporting teams preparing for high-level competitions across a diverse range of sports.
The best way to really understand the Bond difference is to come and experience it for yourself. Regardless of where you are located, the Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine offers a number of events and opportunities for you to meet lecturers and students, tour our facilities and even study complete subjects or microcredentials.
Bond University’s Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine is internationally recognised for its outstanding research contributions. It hosts several prominent research centres, including the Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare, the Clem Jones Centre for Regenerative Medicine, the Centre for Urology Research, the Tactical Research Unit, and the Translational Simulation Collaborative. These centres lead advancements in areas such as stem-cell therapies, antibiotic resistance, and tactical performance. The Faculty also supports innovative work through active research groups in nutrition, physiotherapy, sport science, health education, and stigma in healthcare.
"At Bond, I love how hands-on and engaging the learning experience is. It’s inspiring to learn in an environment where academics share their incredible experiences and offer unwavering support. The highlight of my time at Bond has been making meaningful friendships."
Claudia Mankarious
Biomedical Science graduate
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