Bond University offers a range of high-quality postgraduate programs to help you accelerate your professional career.
Investing in your career at Bond means learning under the guidance of accomplished industry professionals and opening doors to an invaluable global network and new opportunities.
Bond University offers a range of postgraduate study — from a semester of subjects to give you the edge in your industry, to doctorate programs of specialised, self-driven research. Learn more about our offering by clicking on the tabs below.
Looking to get a competitive advantage in your career? Enhancing your qualifications with a graduate certificate could give you the edge — in just one semester.
A graduate certificate is a postgraduate credential, usually focused on a specific study area. It typically includes four subjects, which can be completed in one semester full-time.
Dive deeper into an area of interest with a graduate diploma. While a graduate certificate can be completed in one semester full-time, a graduate diploma can be completed in two semesters full-time — just eight months at Bond.
Students who complete a graduate certificate or graduate diploma may receive full credit point recognition if they choose to continue onto a master’s program.
A master's degree is a high level qualification that can be completed between one to two years full-time at Bond.
Graduates of master's degrees demonstrate a high level knowledge and understanding of a particular area of study. Many Bond programs are accredited with professional organisations, enabling graduates to go onto practise as actuaries, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, or dietitians.
Higher degree research programs suit students who want to pursue further research in a specific area. Bond offers a range of higher degree research programs, including research master’s programs and PhD studies.
A microcredential is an executive training or professional development course which can often be completed online from anywhere in the world. They are often self-paced and relate to a specific, professional area of study. Learners who complete a Bond microcredential earn a digital certificate.
Looking to get a competitive advantage in your career? Enhancing your qualifications with a graduate certificate could give you the edge — in just one semester.
A graduate certificate is a postgraduate credential, usually focused on a specific study area. It typically includes four subjects, which can be completed in one semester full-time.
Dive deeper into an area of interest with a graduate diploma. While a graduate certificate can be completed in one semester full-time, a graduate diploma can be completed in two semesters full-time — just eight months at Bond.
Students who complete a graduate certificate or graduate diploma may receive full credit point recognition if they choose to continue onto a master’s program.
A master's degree is a high level qualification that can be completed between one to two years full-time at Bond.
Graduates of master's degrees demonstrate a high level knowledge and understanding of a particular area of study. Many Bond programs are accredited with professional organisations, enabling graduates to go onto practise as actuaries, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, or dietitians.
Higher degree research programs suit students who want to pursue further research in a specific area. Bond offers a range of higher degree research programs, including research master’s programs and PhD studies.
A microcredential is an executive training or professional development course which can often be completed online from anywhere in the world. They are often self-paced and relate to a specific, professional area of study. Learners who complete a Bond microcredential earn a digital certificate.
You will learn from the best in the business.
You will learn under the mentorship and guidance of high-profile industry identities and internationally recognised researchers.
You will have career guidance every step of the way.
Our team of experts at the Career Development Centre are dedicated to ensuring your success, giving you access to a full suite of career services.
You can start in January, May or September.
Bond runs on an accelerated timetable with three semesters per year. This gives you the flexibility to start your program on your terms and to complete a master’s degree in as little as 12 months.
Small class sizes.
Learning in small class sizes with an 11:1 student-to-teacher ratio, Bond students receive personal attention and individual mentorship.
Take a postgraduate test drive
Bond’s personalised attention starts well before you set foot on campus. You can even take your study for a spin with a Postgraduate Test Drive. This is an unmatched opportunity to evaluate whether Bond is the right fit for you. Join us for a Test Drive in person or virtually.
Learn about fees and scholarships
Students can access the Australian Government’s FEE-HELP scheme, as well as a range of postgraduate scholarships. Visit our fees and finance options page to learn about other options.
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A postgraduate degree is a degree that you can study after the completion of an undergraduate degree. This advanced level of study can open doors to new opportunities, a new career, or a new role.
Yes, you can do multiple postgraduate degrees. Bond University offers several combined programs, allowing you to complete more than one postgraduate qualification at the same time. If you've already completed a postgraduate degree and are interested in furthering your career or changing careers, you are also able to enrol in another area of postgraduate study.
There are endless opportunities that can open up to you upon the completion of a postgraduate degree in today’s everchanging workplace. The sky is the limit and further study at Bond can open doors to new opportunities, new careers, or new roles.
You can apply online at any time using our free and secure portal.
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Yes, Bond University offers pathways to postgraduate study. Students who have the requisite work experience but not the academic background to satisfy course requirements may enrol in a Graduate Certificate program. At Bond, a standard subject is worth 10 credit points, and typically, Graduate Certificates are 40 credit points in duration. Satisfactory completion of a graduate certificate may be used for entry to your desired Master’s program.
While Bond offers a select group of programs with an online option, most postgraduate programs require some on-campus study. The on-campus, in-person component may be weekly forums and/or tutorials or a two-to-three-day intensive delivered once or twice a semester. Many of the forums are recorded, so they may be viewed at a later time if participants are unable to attend. However, attendance in tutorials and intensives for most postgraduate subjects on campus is required, and participation in these usually accounts for a percentage of your grade. This in-person, premium delivery sets Bond’s programs and graduates apart from the rest.
Intensive mode means that each subject is delivered in an intensive session of two or three days over two weekends during the semester. The intensives are the only “contact time” on campus. Intensive mode is only available for select programs. Reach out to our postgraduate study advisors for more information.