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’s three-semesters-a-year schedule which means that you can graduate with a double degree in the time that students from other universities complete a single degree.
Study at Bond University
Study options
English Language Programs
Bond University English Language Institute (BUELI) is an on-campus English language centre which offers a range of ELICOS courses for international students wanting to improve their English language skills.
Pathway Programs
The university offers programs at both undergraduate and postgraduate level for students from non-English speaking backgrounds to raise their English Language level during rather than prior to tertiary studies. Students will have an opportunity to develop their writing, reading, speaking and listening skills to prepare them for their undergraduate or postgraduate studies, or their chosen profession. The programs offered provide a pathway for students to also enter their degree of choice with the possibility of taking across some credits to the degree.Find out more about the pathway programs.