BOND UNIVERSITY
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The University
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Bond is unique in the fact that its academic year closely resembles a U.S. university calendar. With three 14-week semesters beginning in September, January, and May, students can easily finish their degrees quickly. Academically speaking, Bond has achieved remarkable distinction, nationally and internationally, for many of its programs. Both undergraduate and graduate students will find a varied curriculum that allows you to select from four schools: the School of Business, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, the School of Information Technology, and the School of Law. In 2000, an Institute of Health Sciences was established with a small range of offerings. For information about admissions requirements at Bond University please see the Undergraduate Admissions and Graduate Admissions pages.
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The following link will take you to the Bond University web page with information on undergraduate and graduate degrees: http://www.bond.edu.au/ (look under "Faculties"). (This page will open in a new window). |
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The Center for International Studies does not charge for its services in preparing you for studying for a full degree at one of our partner institutions, therefore you will be responsible for paying only the direct fees charged by the university you attend. Unlike U.S. institutions, overseas universities charge different fees for different programs. An example would be that if you are interested in a program in the Humanities you would probably pay less than in the Sciences where lab expenses would be included. |
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The university is located on the Gold Coast, Australia's popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches and scenic sub-tropical hinterland attractions. Queensland's capital and Australia's third largest city, Brisbane, is only 45 miles away. Public transportation is readily available to you. The Gold Coast offers a wonderful climate, with mild (non-existent) winters and warm, sunny summers. It is a safe, friendly area for students. Because it is a popular tourist destination, there are plenty of activities, shopping and nightlife to keep you entertained during your free moments. NEW! Bond Videos |
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As a new student, you will be invited to take part in Bond's orientation program with an optional camp in the outback. The camp is held off-campus in a beautiful location allowing you to meet other new students and settle in to Australian and Bond life. You will find that Bond offers wonderful facilities and programs for all of its students. On campus you will have access to a coffee house, cafes, health clinic, computer labs, banking ATM, a post office, as well as a superb sports center featuring basketball, volleyball, squash, and a heated swimming pool. In addition, Bond offers a variety of student clubs and organizations including golf, scuba diving, rugby, rowing, drama, debating and photography. Also, as a Bond student you will have access to the Internet and your own email account. |
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On-campus and off-campus accommodation is available to both undergraduate and graduate students. There are three types of accommodation on-campus: single rooms in the Halls of Residence, and single or twin-share rooms in the Towers. Off-campus accommodation can be found close to the University. You can rent houses or apartments or find shared accommodation. The University's Student Liaison Officer can help you arrange off-campus accommodation if required. More information on accommodation at Bond can be found at http://www.bond.edu.au/services/accomm.htm (This page will open in a new window). |
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Click here for useful degree abroad links. |
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