Enrolment

Students need to enrol in their subjects each semester and select the actual lectures, tutorials and/or seminars they wish to attend. Students can enrol using the online enrolment facility known as eStudent.

Continuing students

Continuing students must re-enrol in their future semesters between weeks 10 -12 of their current semester.  Students who fail to re-enrol by end of week 12 will incur a late enrolment fee.
 

For more information go to the How to Enrol page.

To see what type of activities and information sessions are available during Bond Week please take a look at the Bond Week Guide - our orientation program for new students.

If you have any questions regarding planning your degree or subject selection you should contact your faculty. 

For questions relating to enrolment please contact Student Administration, email enrolment.enquiries@bond.edu.au or phone (07) 5595 4049.

Change of Enrolment

For changes of subjects after week 2 of the semester you must complete ‘Post Week 2 Change of Enrolment’ form indicating the changes you wish to make. Once completed, you must submit the form to your Program Advisor for approval.

Note: ESOS/National Code legislation applies to student visa holders wishing to complete a post week 2 change of enrolment.  Further information for Student Visa Holders.

Leave of Absence

Leave of Absence - (Domestic & Non Student Visa Holder's) 
To apply for a Leave of Absence you must complete a Request for Leave of Absence form (available from Faculty or Student Administration) and submit it to your Program Advisor for approval.

Leave of Absence – (Student Visa Holder's)
To apply for a Leave of Absence you must complete a Request for Leave of Absence form (available from Faculty or Student Administration) and submit it to your Program Advisor.

Student visa holders are not permitted to remain in Australia during periods of Leave of Absence unless compelling and compassionate circumstances apply.  

Where compelling and compassionate circumstances exits students must provide medical supporting documentation with your Leave of Absence form.  Permmision stay in Australia whilst on a period of Leave of Absence ultimately rests with The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) and is generally only granted due to medical circumstances that prevent you from leaving Australia.  A period of Leave of Absence may affect the status of your student visa.

Student Visa Holder's

Academic Load - Where a student visa holders proposed new enrolment is inconsistent with the National Code a student visa holder may not receive approval to change their enrolment.  The National Code, Standard 9 requires student visa holders to be enrolled with an academic load “that at all times ensures the student is in a position to complete the program within the expected duration” and “ensure that in each compulsory study period for a program, the student is studying at least one unit that is not by distance or online learning”.

Standard 9 only allows reduced academic load as the result of:

• compassionate or compelling circumstances (for example illness or hospitalisation where a medical certificate states that the student was unable to attend classes for an extended period or where the registered provider was unable to offer a pre-requisite unit)
• the registered provider implementing its intervention strategy for students who were at risk of not meeting satisfactory course progress; or
• an approved deferment or suspension of study has been granted by the provider.

Student visa holders must consult with their program advisor prior to submitting the post week 2 change form to ensure their proposed enrolment load is in accordance with National Code Standard 9. 

Leave of Absence or Withdrawal - In most circumstances Withdrawing from study or taking a period of Leave of Absence means that you are no longer meeting the 8202 condition of your student visa.  In order to remain complaint with the conditions of your student visa you must leave Australia.  If you are unsure about your student visa obligations we strongly recommend that you contact DIAC or a representative of the Bond International Student Team.