Courses at Bond University

The Bond MBA is a 12-course generalist management program. The programme is designed to combine industry-relevant research with practical applications and challenges, with the intended learning outcomes centred on the three pillars of leadership, global business, and entrepreneurship, resulting in graduates who can think critically and strategically in this context.
The programme is meant to offer graduates with the fundamental technical abilities that underpin effective decision making, as well as the interpersonal, cross-cultural, and communication skills needed to lead in the implementation of these decisions.

International students are welcome to apply to Bond University. For undergraduate aspirants, there is an age limit of 17 years with a minimum entry score, which is expressed as an IB, OP, ATAR, or equivalent.

Undergraduate Admissions

Admission to a bachelor’s degree is usually based on high school academic results and English language criteria. Thus, international students should have:

• Completed secondary school studies from any country equivalent to Year 12 in Australia.

• Secured at least OP5, i.e., 91.00 score in ATAR or 33 scores in IB.

Note: Students may be eligible for transfer of subject credits in a relevant or related field for exams like Advance Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate, and so on.

Postgraduates Admissions

Admission to postgraduate coursework degrees generally requires a bachelor’s degree from a recognised university, however in some cases, extensive career experience in a relevant industry may meet the entry criteria. Exam scores like GRE or GMAT may be required for some programmes.

Higher Degrees by Research (HDR)

To get admission into a research program, a candidate should have completed:

• A bachelor’s honors degree with Class I or II Honours,

• A postgraduate qualification incorporating a significant research component, or

• Have a record of significant research experience deemed to be of a comparable standard to a bachelor’s degree with Class I or Class II Honours.

Horticulture and agriculture programs at a number of Australian universities may provide entrance routes that do not require the IELTS. For example, courses in agribusiness, agriculture, production, conservation & land management, and nursery operations are available at the Australian College of Agriculture and Horticulture (ACAH). The ACAH offers a combination of laboratory study, classroom instruction, and job placement, along with worthwhile work experience opportunities. Furthermore, in some universities, including Charles Sturt University (CSU), the Certificate III, Certificate IV, or Diploma in Horticulture can be used as a gateway for entrance to the Bachelor of Horticulture program. Moreover, some colleges accept other standards for English language competency in lieu of the IELTS, such as the accomplishment of particular coursework requirements or job experience.