Diploma of Creative Design

Yes, Bond University offers the Aspire Program, a free peer assisted learning program provided by students for students enrolled in a diploma or award program. Tutors are high achieving students, alumni, and academic staff who can assist you to build confidence, develop transferable learning strategies and study techniques, and provide general advice based on their first-hand experience.

Bond University provides a range of academic support services including the Academic Skills Centre, which offers personalised one-on-one sessions, small group workshops, and online resources to improve academic skills. Students can also access the Career Development Centre for career guidance and job preparation.

Bond University offers an Indigenous Scholarship Program providing full and part-fee scholarships to First Nations students who have demonstrated academic achievement, leadership, and community engagement. Since 2017, 180 Indigenous scholarships have been awarded, with 25% of Indigenous students on scholarships in 2024.

Prospective students can book a campus tour accompanied by an expert guide to explore Bond University's facilities, including libraries, the Sports Centre, on-campus dining options, classrooms, and the iconic Arch. Experience Days are also available to provide an opportunity to discover more about specific study areas, facilities, and academic staff.