Study at Bond University
- Degree Programs
- Subject Offerings
- How to Apply
- Study Areas
- Study Options
- Internships &
Work Experience - Study Abroad &
International Exchange - Study English
- Fees
- Financing Your Study
- FEE-HELP Loan
- ANZ Student Loan Scheme
- Australian Government Assistance
- Financial Support for Citizens of the U.S.A.
- Financial Support for Citizens of Canada
- Financial Support for Citizens of Norway
- Financial Support for Citizens of Sweden
- Earn While You Learn
- Work/Study Agreements
- Tax Deductability
- Family Discount
- Scholarships and Research Grants
- Scholarships
- Undergraduate
- Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship
- Sunland Foundation Scholarship
- Vynka Hohnen Scholarship
- Australia Day Scholarship
- Sporting Scholarships
- Sports Science Scholarship
- Exercise Science Scholarship
- Corporate Scholarships
- Collegiate Scholarship Program
- Bartercard Scholarships
- Deans' Scholarships
- John Burton Cadetship
- OP Conversion Table
- How to apply
- Postgraduate
- Undergraduate
- Academic Calendar
- Important Dates & Deadlines
- Essential Contacts
Sidebar
Bond University schedules three semesters each year with intakes in January, May and September. This intensive study program allows you to complete the average Bachelor degree in two years and a Masters degree in just one year full-time.
Study at Bond University
Academic & Degree Programs
Bond College
Bond College offers a foundation program for domestic and international students to gain the core academic skills required to enter undergraduate degree programs at Bond University.
Bond College’s small class sizes and strong emphasis on intellectual development and clear thinking prepares graduates for university life.
Located on the Bond University campus, students have access to state-of-the-art facilities and highly qualified and dedicated staff.
By successfully undertaking the 28-week accelerated foundation program means that graduates can enter university sooner than their peers and complete their foundation and university studies in two and a half years as compared to the typical four years.
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