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Read more about Bonds that last a lifetimeBonds that last a lifetime
When Duane and Jennie arrived at Bond University on separate scholarships, neither could have...Alumni -
Read more about Placements make perfectPlacements make perfect
Harry Gibson is a Doctor of Medicine student who hopes to work in retrieval medicine or Intensive...Student life -
Read more about Bond Heritage TrailBond Heritage Trail
Launched in 2018, the Bond Heritage Trail offers you the chance to experience Bond University's 50...History
Spotlight on Giving Day
On 15 May, 1989, Bond’s first 322 students helped to establish Australia’s first private, independent and not-for-profit university. Since then, more than 35,000 graduates have walked under the Arch on their way to successful careers all over the world. Ahead of Giving Day on May 15, we’re throwing the spotlight on the students who have been supported by the generous donations that fund scholarships, student opportunity funds and research, as well as the alumni and supporters behind those donations.
Logos to legacy
Surf, soul, and the cutback that changed it all
Who’s laid down surfing’s biggest cutback lately — Aussie Jack Robinson or South African veteran Jordy Smith? Surfing’s biggest cutback might actually be happening on dry land where more surfers are searching out backyard board shapers and grassroots labels, brands with saltwater still running through their veins. As the Gold Coast Pro hits our beaches, Bond — the Official Higher Education Partner of the World Surf League Australia — takes a look at the business of surfing.
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