Bond University College Foundation Program <span style="font-weight: normal;">(International Students)</span>

The Bond University College Foundation Program provides a pathway for international students to pursue undergraduate studies.

It meets the requirements for Foundation Programs, which are registered on CRICOSfor delivery in Australia to international students, who are seeking entry to university undergraduate programs.

Students learn the core academic and English language skills, as well as the independent learning skillsrequired for entry intoan undergraduateprogram at Bond University.The campus offers its studentsstate-of-the-art facilities, small class sizes and highly qualified and experienced academic staff.

The Foundation Program is open to international students who have completed the equivalent of Australian year 11 and meet the English language requirements.

The Bond College Foundation Program comprises of two semesters and eight (8) subjects, as follows:

Non-HSM Pathway

• BCPP01-001 Academic Communication Skills
• BCPP01-002 Applied Academic Communication Skills
• BCFN01-003 Foundation Mathematics 1
• BCFN01-010 Foundation English 1
• BCPP01-003 Digital Literacy
• BCFN01-020 Introduction Entrepreneurship &amp; Innovation
• BCFN01-012 Foundation English 2

And choose one from the following:

• BCPP01-004 Principles of Global Citizenship
• BCFN01-021 Foundation Mathematics 2

HSM Pathway

• BCPP01-001 Academic Communication Skills
• BCPP01-002 Applied Academic Communication Skills
• BCFN01-003 Foundation Mathematics 1
• BCFN01-010 Foundation English 1
• BCPP01-003 Digital Literacy
• BCFN01-020 Introduction Entrepreneurship &amp; Innovation
• BCFN01-012 Foundation English 2
• BCFN01-021 Foundation Mathematics 2

A 70% cumulative percentage average is required to enter the Faculty of Law programs. There is no direct pathway to the Bachelor of Actuarial Science from this program. Students may pathway through a Diploma of Business or the Bachelor of Commerce.

Foundation Mathematics 2 is a prerequisite for the Bachelor of Biomedical Science and the Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science.

View full details on the recommended study sequence and enrolment order for this program

Teaching methodology

Bond University College’s teaching methodology involves a combination of lectures, tutorials, seminars, teacher consultation sessions, examinations, projects, presentations, assignments, computer labs and group projects.

Note: There is no direct pathway from Bond University College into the Medical&nbsp;program. Refer to the Medical Program&nbsp;section of the Bond University website for entry information.

Academic requirements

Students entering Foundation will have completed the academic requirements equivalent to Australian Year 11 or an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Certificate III.&nbsp;

If final results are not available, certified forecast/provisional examination results are acceptable at the point of application. The offer will then be conditional upon providing certified final results.

For more information on academic requirements, email enquiries@bond.edu.au or visit the Bond University College Foundation Program academic entry requirements page.

English language requirements

IELTS: 5.5 (no band less than 5.0). For more information on other approved tests and means of satisfying the English language requirements please go to English requirements.

Application checklist

• Do I meet the academic requirements?
• Do I meet the English requirements and have I attached evidence?
• Have I attached copies of my relevant academic transcripts?
• Have I nominated my accommodation requirements?
• Have I nominated my intended Bond degree?
• Have I read and understood all the terms and conditions?

Key dates

Bond University calendar

How to apply

Please lodge an application via one of our&nbsp;in country representatives