FacilitiesOn-Campus AccommodationSome student accommodation, with modified bathroom facilities to accommodate wheelchairs, is available on campus in the Student Residences. Contact: Campus Accommodation and Dining Services
Phone: 61 7 5595 5000
Email: student_residences@bond.edu.au for more information. Wheelchair Accessible ToiletsMap of wheelchair accessible toilets (PDF 180Kb)
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| Level 2, 3, 4 | | Level 1 | | Every floor | | Level 1 | | Every floor | | Level 1 | | Level 2 (Air lock door to be negotiated) | | Level 1, 2 | | Level 3 |
Bond University LibraryBond University Library provides services and facilities to assist students with disabilities and medical conditions. Assistance for students is based on need which is assessed by Student Services. Further assistance may be provided by special arrangement to meet particular needs. An Assistive Technology Room (ATR) has been established in Room 66 on level 4 (1_4_66). Students need to contact the Disability Officer to gain priority use and access to this room. In addition to the standard software available on all University computers, "Dragon Naturally Speaking" and "Read&Write Gold" are available for students who require this software. Self-service bookings, for a maximum session of 2 hours, can be made through the calendar. Features of the room include automated door entry and exit, duress alert buttons to the front desk, height adjustable desk and a dimmer switch to adjust lighting levels.
There is also a height adjustable PC workstation in the Main Library (main desk/coffee shop level) that is reserved for students with special requirements. More Information Student Learning SupportThe Student Learning Support Centre, on level 3 in the Library building (Building 1c), is the place to go to talk to someone about English language problems as well as assignment and presentation help. They’ll show you your mistakes and can give you exercises and study ideas so you can improve. Book in advance on the booking sheets outside the office to get the time you want. You can see them for half an hour each week or they can also suggest tutors if you need more help. More Information ParkingCampus Map of Disabled Parking Facilities (PDF 180Kb) Parking spaces are available for people with short or long term disability issues. A current Queensland Transport Disability Parking Permit will be required to entitle the holder to parking privilege. Students who require disabled parking should apply via the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads - Disability Parking Permit Scheme. Vehicle parking for students and staff is free of charge but every student, regardless of their circumstances, must complete a vehicle registration form and obtain a sticker from the Security Office prior to parking on campus. More Information
University SecurityStudent Court
Phone: 61 7 559 51234 24 hours a day.
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