Bond University - Robina

To be eligible for admission to your desired courses, you must meet the below-mentioned academic and English language proficiency score requirements:

Admissions to the undergraduate programme

Admission to a bachelor's degree programme is typically determined by high school academic performance and English language proficiency. As a result, international students should have the following:

• Secondary school studies are equivalent to Year 12 in Australia from any country.
• At least OP5, i.e. an ATAR of 91.00 or an IB score of 33.

Admissions for postgraduates

In most situations, a bachelor's degree from a recognised university is required for admission to postgraduate coursework programmes; however, considerable job experience in a related industry may meet the entry requirements in some cases. For some programmes, test scores such as the GRE or GMAT may be required.

Research-based higher education (HDR)

To be admitted to a research programme, an applicant must have completed the following requirements:

• A bachelor's degree with Class I or II Honours, a master's degree with Class I or II Honours, or a master's degree with Class
• A postgraduate degree that includes a large amount of research, or
• Have a track record of considerable research experience that is considered to be on par with a bachelor's degree with Class I or Class II Honours.

English Proficiency Score Requirements

International students should submit one of the following English language proficiency test scores:

• Bond University's Employment Services Specialists assist students in developing professional goals and providing support in the career change process
• They host a variety of workshops, seminars, and networking events, as well as work one-on-one with students to help them explore job options, write applications, and resumes, and prepare for interviews
• They also host Bond's annual Job and Internship Fair, which attracts over 50 firms for events throughout the year and offers a variety of job possibilities in Australia
• Beyond Bond ensures that every undergraduate student develops key employability and interpersonal skills through more than 200 activities, including internships, volunteer work, participation in global competitions, and a wide range of extracurricular professional activities, all of which are available beginning in the first semester
• Bond University business students learn from entrepreneurs and start-ups in Silicon Valley, Japan, and Thailand, while Bond University interns visit fantastic global capitals like Washington, D.C., Paris, London, and New York
• In Australia, a student can earn up to 90,600 AUD per year on average, with salaries ranging from 24,000 AUD to 400,000 AUD per year