Applying to Bachelor of Climate Change and Sustainable Action at Bond University: what the official pages say

Bond University’s Bachelor of Climate Change and Sustainable Action is a two-year degree (six semesters) taught on-campus at the Gold Coast Campus. International students can start in September, January or May. The 2027 international tuition is AUD 26,200 per semester, or AUD 157,200 for the whole program.

Program snapshot

Program: Bachelor of Climate Change and Sustainable Action (program code HS-20050).
Type: Bachelor Degree.
CRICOS code: 114037F.
Duration: 2 years, made up of 6 semesters.
Campus and mode: On-campus at the Gold Coast Campus.

Start dates

Bond lists these on-campus intakes at the Gold Coast Campus:

September 2026
January 2027
May 2027
September 2027

Tuition for international students

For the 2027 intake year, the listed international tuition is:

AUD 26,200 per semester
AUD 157,200 for the total program

Bond describes these figures as a guide only. Actual fees vary with the subjects you choose and the year you start, and the fee that applies is the one for your year of entry; for the exact figure, ask our team in this chat to confirm the fee for your intake.

Entry requirements

The official page sets out academic entry pathways by qualification:

Australian Year 12: ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank) 65, or an equivalent Selection Rank.
International Baccalaureate: IB Diploma with 24 points, based on the total aggregate score achieved.
Early entry: Students in the final year of secondary school in Australia, or Year 13 in New Zealand, can apply for an offer before they finish their studies or sit final exams, through Bond’s early offer scheme.

For applicants from China, the page lists the Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) as a qualification. For applicants from Taiwan, it lists the Senior High School Leaving Certificate (with Pass) plus the GSAT.

English language requirements

Bond accepts several tests. Two of the listed options are:

IELTS Academic: overall score 6.5, with no sub-score below 6.0.
PTE Academic: overall score 58, with no Communicative Score below 50.

TOEFL iBT is also an accepted test.

Degree structure

The 240-credit-point degree breaks down like this:

Compulsory subjects: 150 credit points of essential subjects.
Electives: 10 credit points to tailor the degree.
Majors: 11 options available.
Total: 240 credit points, completed in 2 years (6 semesters).

Study areas

Bond places the program under these study areas:

Business, Commerce, and Entrepreneurship
Construction, Property, and Planning
Health, Biomedical, and Sport Sciences
International Relations, Politics, and Arts
Project Management and Innovation

What the program covers

The key features listed on the program page include:

Analysing the relationship between human activity and climate change to support responsible decision-making.
Using psychological theories and practices to design sustainable behavioural change.
Examining the intersection between climate change and health.

All figures and conditions should be read as those published by Bond for the year you enter; for the figures that apply to your intake, ask our team in this chat to confirm them.

Sources

Bond University: Bachelor of Climate Change and Sustainable Action