Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)

The Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) is a one-year program completed over three semesters, making it possible to complete your Honours degree in just one year.

By the end of the program, you will be required to prepare a full thesis and deliver a final research seminar in which your research project and associated results will be presented and defended. Along the way, you will also complete dissertation components including a 3-minute thesis presentation, standard and extended abstracts, and a conference-style poster presentation.

Yes. Working closely with your supervisor, you will develop a research topic of your choice, formulating its aims, hypothesis and considered significance of your project. Projects in the numerous disciplines vary on an annual basis.

Yes. An Honours degree is a pathway for entry into postgraduate research master's and PhD programs. It is an essential prerequisite for seamless entry into postgraduate research at Bond, including the Master of Science by Research and PhD programs.

You will work independently on your research project under the supervision of a world renowned academic. You will be supported by your supervisor throughout the process, from the development of your research topic to preparing your detailed research proposal. You will also have unrivalled access to laboratories, research resources, and personal support from dedicated research and laboratory staff.