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Patricia Perrot (MBA)
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +41 44 500 96 98
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8910 Affoltern am Albis
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• Master of Business Administration 2006
• 5 Jahre an der Gold Coast gelebt
• Fast ganz Australien bereist
• Education Agent seit 2008
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Patricia Perrot
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Australia’s highest rated University
for Educational Experience
Rating the most five stars of any university for education experience in the 2013 Good Universities Guide
CRICOS CODE 00017B
WHERE IS BOND LOCATED?
WHY STUDY AT BOND?
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Fast-track Degrees
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#1 for Overall Graduate Satisfaction*
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Australia’s Lowest Student : Staff Ratio** 
Five-Star Teaching Quality***
Leadership Core Skills Program
State-of-the-art Facilities
Practical Experience
International Perspective
Great Social Life on Campus
Global Alumni Network
*Compared to Australia’s Group of Eight leading universities, Graduate Careers Australia’s 2009
Australian Graduate Survey based on 2008 graduates
** 2008 Student to Teacher Ratio, Universities Australia
***2013 Good Universities Guide
FAST-TRACKED DEGREES
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Graduate 12 months or more ahead of the rest by studying
three semesters per year
Start dates are in January, May and September
SMALL CLASS SIZES
Bond University boasts the smallest class sizes in Australia with an approximate
student to staff ratio of 10:1* and comparable with Ivy League Colleges in the
USA.
In our small classes, you’ll reap the rewards of personalised attention and
mentoring.
* 2008 Student to Teacher Ratio, Universities Australia
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
Graduates “hit the ground running” from insight gained through practical case
studies and internships
Students supplement academic qualifications with internships, work placements
and overseas exchanges, without over-extending time at university
Structured internship programs and work placements arranged through Bond’s
extensive network of corporate partners
STATE-OF-THE-ART-FACILITIES
TEACHING FACILITIES
Latest workplace technologies including Macquarie Bank Trading Room, Legal Skills
Centre, AV Editing Suites, clinical consulting rooms, Bond Institute of Health & Sport,
Global Links room, etc.
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
The “Student Court’ is the student hub on campus includes restaurants, cafes, tavern and
fitness centre.
GREAT CAMPUS LIFE
Access to 70 sporting, cultural and social clubs, BBQ’s by
the lake, intervarsity games and more.
CLUBS & SOCIETIES
Bond Investment Club, Drama Society, Debating, Young
Women's Network
CULTURAL CLUBS
Bond Salsa Club, International Students Association,
United Nations Student Association, etc.
SPORTS CLUBS
Basketball, Cricket, Golf, Ice Hockey, Indoor Soccer,
Lacrosse, Swimming, Surfing, Ultimate Frisbee, Waterpolo
etc.
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Bond aims to deliver an educational experience that is Australian in character and
international in perspective.
Aspiring to a 50:50 ratio of Australian to international students, students come from over 80
countries, evenly balanced so that no nationality exceeds more than 5% of full degree
enrolments.
Creates a dynamic, multicultural community that sets students up to work anywhere in the
world.
Globally and Locally Connected
GLOBAL ALUMNI NETWORK
Students become an instant member the
close-knit “Bondy” global alumni network
which is active in over 120 countries
connecting students anywhere their
ambition may take them.
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Lifelong Career Support
Alumni Scholarships
Discounted fees
Activities and events
FULL DEGREE STUDY OPTIONS
STUDY OPTIONS
Bond offers undergraduate and
postgraduate degrees through the following
faculties:
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Faculty of Business
Faculty of Society & Design
Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine
Faculty of Law
English Language Institute (BUELI)
Bond College (foundation programs)
FACULTY OF BUSINESS
STUDY AREAS
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Accounting
Business Information Systems
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Family Business
Finance
International Business
International Hotel and Resort Management
Management
Marketing
Tourism Management
FACULTY OF LAW
BOND LAW STUDY OPTIONS
FOR BECOMING A LAWYER
INTERESTED IN LAW
Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
Juris Doctor (Postgraduate)
Postgraduate Diploma of Legal
Practice
Bachelor of Business Law
Bachelor of Jurisprudence
Master of Laws
Master of Business Law
Master of Jurisprudence
FACULTY OF SOCIETY AND DESIGN
STUDY AREAS
Humanities and Global
Studies
Communication and
Creative Media
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Applied Linguistics
(TESOL)
International Relations
Philosophy
Languages (Chinese,
Japanese, French,
Spanish)
Australian studies
Advertising
Computer Games
Corporate Communication
Film and Television
Journalism
Media
Multimedia Design
Public Relations
Social Sciences
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Behaviour Management
Counselling
Criminology
Psychology
STUDY AREAS
The Institute comprises the School of Sustainable Development and School of
Architecture
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Property (also incorporates Real Estate)
Planning
Environment
Construction
Architecture
Sustainable Development
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
AND MEDICINE
KEY STUDY AREAS
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Biomedical Science
Exercise and Sports Science
Clinical Education
Health Sciences
*Currently Medicine is open to domestic students only
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Medicine*
Medical Laboratory Science
Physiotherapy
Sports Management
ACCOMMODATION & SUPPORT SERVICES
ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
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Live-in team of Senior Resident Fellows, Student Resident Fellows, Tutor &
Recreation Fellows
Easy walking distance of University facilities
Single and twin share rooms
Private or share bathroom facilities
Free wireless internet
Air conditioning
Serviced weekly
Free laundry facilities
Cost between AU$130 - $225 per week depending on room style
On-campus: book online through www.myroom.bond.edu.au
Off-campus: The Accommodation People; numerous locations within walking distance
ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
HALLS OF RESIDENCE – SINGLE ROOM
ON-CAMPUS DINING
• Café Bond
• The Brasserie
• Papyrus Café
• Cerum
• The University Club
• Don’s Tavern
• Bond Coffee Cart
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
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Security with monitoring of all areas of the University for the safety of students,
staff and visitors 24/7
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Medical Clinic providing general medical treatment and advice
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Student administration staff to assist with enrolment, timetabling, financial aid,
Overseas student health cover (OSHC), Student Visas, Graduation
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Student Learning Support to help students improve their academic skills. English
Language help is also available for international students
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Counselling service by qualified student counsellors to assist with anything from
transitioning to university, to study pressures and personal problems
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Disability Services, students with any disability, illness, injury, mental or
health conditions are encouraged to contact the Disability Officer
to discuss any adjustments that may be required during their study
GOLD COAST LIFESTYLE
BEACHES
Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Burleigh, Coolangatta
(20-30 minutes by bus, 10-20 minutes by car)
SHOPPING
Local – restaurants & IGA Supermarket (5 minute walk)
Major Shopping Centres – Pacific Fair, Robina Town Centre
(20-30 minutes by bus, 10-20 minutes by car)
Brisbane – 1 ½ hours by train
GETTING AROUND
Bus – regular buses from campus to most Gold Coast locations
Train – trains to and from Brisbane
Air travel – 1 hour to Sydney, 2 hours to Melbourne
GOLD COAST LIFESTYLE
ENTERTAINMENT
Amusement Parks
Gold Coast Arts Centre
Multiple movie complexes
World Cuisine and Bars
Annual Events, Music and
Sporting events
Surfing, surfing, surfing!
SIGHTSEEING
Springbrook National Park
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Mount Tamborine
GOLD COAST WEATHER
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Subtropical climate
Gold Coast has bright, sunny days
(around 300 of them a year!)
Warm in summer and mild in winter there is really no 'bad' time to visit
Seasons are the reverse of the
Northern Hemisphere
Season
Months
Temperature (Celsius)
Temperature (Fahrenheit)
Summer
December – February
20-30 degrees
68-86 degrees
Autumn
March – May
15-25 degrees
59-77 degrees
Winter
June – August
11-22 degrees
52-72 degree
Spring
September – November
15-25 degrees
59-77 degrees
RECREATION PROGRAM
Travel agent located on campus to help students organise
day trips or longer trips away to top holiday destinations:
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Cairns & Whitsundays
Fiji
Melbourne
Moreton Island, Stradbroke Island & Fraser Island
New Zealand
Outback Experience & Ayers Rock
Rainforest & Surfing trips
Sydney
Thailand
Great Keppel Island
THANK YOU
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Study-smart.net
Patricia Perrot (MBA)
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 044 500 96 98
www.study-smart.net
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