Fees .. 2012
The Bond Univesity fee year runs January to December. Don't forget to review the financial aid information - FAFSA and Veteran's Affairs funding is accepted at Bond.
Exchange Rate Conversion
All figures below are in Australian dollars. To determine the USA or Canadian dollar (or other) equivalent, please multiply the amounts below by the current exchange rate of your country. See Exchange Rates. Use the figures in the left column on the exchange rate chart. For example, if the US dollar exchange rate is 0.80, then simply multiply the Australian dollar amounts below by 0.95 and that will tell you the equivalent in US dollars.
Student Visa Fee
The current student visa to enter Australia as a student is A$565. This fee is set by the Australian Government and is reviewed each July.
Undergraduate Tuition Fees - 2012
Please refer to the Fee Schedule for complete fee details.
| Tuition per semester | A$15,280 | |
| Tuition per year (3 semesters) | A$45,840 | |
| Tuition for Bachelors Degree | A$91680 | |
| Tuition for Bachelor of Laws | A$122,240 | |
| Tuition for Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery | A$293,188 | |
Graduate Tuition Fees - 2012
Please refer to the Fee Schedule for fee details.
Masters Programs (1 Year = 3 semesters) $35,592 - $45,840 depending on program.
Law - Juris Doctor (2 years = 6 semesters) $91,680
Study Abroad Fees - 2012
| Tuition - full semester program * 15 weeks | A $13,400 (A$13,750 if by credit card) |
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| Summer Program - Aussie Experience | ||
| 6 weeks - see brochure for all inclusions | A $14,850 ( includes meals & Aust transport) | |
4 weeks - see brochure for all inclusions
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A $ 9,100 ( includes meals & Aust transport) |
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* The study abroad tuition fee includes all taxes, compulsory Australian Health Insurance, the Student Activities Fee, academic counseling, application processing, student visa assistance, travel assistance and airport pick up.
Campus Housing Fees - 2012
| Accommodation - New Students 15 weeks | Type | Per Semester |
| Residence Block (Shared Facilities) | Single | A$2,475 |
| Residence Block - (Flat) | Single | A$2,850 |
| Tower (en-suite bath) | Single | A$3,300 |
| Tower (en-suite bath) | Twin | A$1,875 |
| Premium Twin (en-suite bath) | Twin | A$2,700 |
| Varsity Towers (self contained apartments) | see website | |
| Meal Plan - 15 weeks Bond Card (balance reducing) students are able to use the card at a variety of dining options on campus. The credit can be used as often as they like. |
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| Bond Card (balance reducing) | A$1,760 | |
| Minimum reload | A$110 | |
| Off Campus student meal plan | A$110 per week | |
The dining plan is a completely flexible plan that allows you to purchase meals at any time at the main dining places on campus (the Brasserie Food Court, Bond Cafe, Dons Tavern and the University Club). Your Student ID card will be your payment card and any spending will be deducted from your dining plan balance. When you get low on funds, you can easily top it up. Any unused balance at the end of the semester will NOT be refunded.
Room Bond
A room bond is required to firstly hold your room for your arrival and then secondly while in residence to cover any damage and repairs that may arise or unpaid accounts. It is currently $600.
Residence options listed above can be viewed in more detail in the About Bond | Lifestyle channel.
About Bond | Lifestyle channel.