Ideas with impact
The future is in the hands of those brave enough to challenge the status quo. From change makers to trailblazers, explore the ideas making a lasting impact on our world.
Towards change
Across continents, generations and industries, Bondies are creating positive change one step at a time. From breaking barriers to challenging convention, be inspired by those working towards change.
Ambition Loves Company
The science behind Bond's new brand platform
Bond University experts explain the science behind why ambition thrives together. From psychology to education, organisational behaviour, and social connection, there’s compelling evidence that our goals are shaped by the people around us. Belonging, shared purpose, and supportive relationships help fuel motivation and accelerate personal growth.
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Kids of Purple
Ruby Allen is building a better future for young people
Driven by her own experience with domestic violence, first-year Bond University law student Ruby Allen is turning pain into purpose — founding Kids of Purple to support young people facing similar struggles and using Bond’s unique entrepreneurship program, Transformer, to fully realise her vision.
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The Australian cricketer and Master of Business Administration student opens up about his identity...Sport -
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Hetty Johnston’s mission to end Australia’s sexual abuse crisis.Microcredential -
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Bond University attracts some of Australia's best coaches with life experience both inside and...sport -
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Bond University alumna and physiotherapist Renee Meffan travelled the world with The Walt Disney...Alumni -
Read more about What Trump's tariffs mean for the global economyWhat Trump's tariffs mean for the global economy
Associate Professor of Quantitative Finance Dr Rand Low unpacks the resurgence of tariffs and the...Economics -
Read more about ‘Deadly’ sports diplomacy‘Deadly’ sports diplomacy
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders have practised sports diplomacy for more than 60,000 years...First nations -
Read more about Bridging law and landBridging law and land
Law alumnus Dominic McGann connects the world’s oldest living culture to some of the nation's...Alumni -
Read more about New pathways in digital storytellingNew pathways in digital storytelling
Assistant Professor of Journalism Rob Layton explores the emerging field of creator journalism at an...Communication -
Read more about Ugly foodUgly food
Teaching shoppers to buy 'ugly' vegetables could help to significantly reduce the cost of our weekly...Sustainability -
Read more about Speaking up on reconciliationSpeaking up on reconciliation
They are three women from vastly different fields but share a love of identity, family and Country...First nations -
Read more about Closing the GapClosing the Gap
The Closing the Gap strategy was envisioned as a transformative initiative to address the profound...First Nations -
Read more about Shark bites are on the rise. Are we to blame?Shark bites are on the rise. Are we to blame?
Shark expert Dr Daryl McPhee explains what’s behind the increasing incidence of shark bites, how...Environment -
Read more about Forest devastation fuels researcher's pursuit to promote energy justiceForest devastation fuels researcher's pursuit to promote energy justice
The local devastation caused by deforestation is close to home for Bond University Assistant...Business and commerce -
Read more about The hidden cost of modern slaveryThe hidden cost of modern slavery
Slavery is often thought of as a relic of the past, but this pervasive issue continues to spread...Business and commerce -
Read more about (Literally) moving house(Literally) moving house
How home relocations can help address the housing crisis.Sustainability
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