Applying to Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Actuarial Science/Bachelor of Laws at Bond University: what the official pages say

Both the Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws and the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws are on-campus bachelor degrees at Bond’s Gold Coast Campus. Each takes 3 years 8 months, or 11 semesters. This guide sets out what Bond publishes for the two programs, starting with the practical points an international applicant asks first.

Program identifiers and structure

The Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws has program code BL-11086 and CRICOS code 093909G.
The Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws has program code BL-11085 and CRICOS code 093908G.
Bond places both in two study areas: Business, Commerce, and Entrepreneurship, and Law.
Each degree totals 440 credit points.
Of those, 340 are compulsory subject credit points.
The other 100 are elective credit points, which let you tailor the degree.
The full degree can be completed in 3 years 8 months (11 semesters).

Start dates

Bond lists four on-campus offerings at the Gold Coast Campus for each program:

September 2026
January 2027
May 2027
September 2027

International tuition

Bond gives the same figures for both programs.

For 2026 entry, tuition is AUD 25,040 per semester, with a program total of AUD 275,440.
For 2027 entry, tuition is AUD 26,200 per semester, with a program total of AUD 288,200.
Bond describes these amounts as indicative. They vary with the subjects you choose and the year you start, and the fees for your year of entry apply.

Academic entry

For both programs, Bond sets out two main benchmarks.

ATAR: 83, based on an Australian Year 12 qualification or an equivalent Selection Rank.
IB Diploma: 30, as the IB Diploma and total aggregate score achieved.

Bond also runs an early entry scheme for students in the final year of secondary school in Australia (Year 12) or New Zealand (Year 13). They can apply for an offer before they finish their studies or sit final exams.

For applicants from other countries, Bond’s entry pages name specific qualifications:

China: the National College Entrance Examinations (Gao Kao).
Taiwan: the Senior High School Leaving Certificate (with Pass) plus the GSAT.

English language requirements

Both programs list the same two test options.

IELTS Academic: an overall score of 7.0, with no sub-score below 6.5.
PTE Academic: an overall score of 65, with no Communicative Score below 58.

Bond’s table also includes TOEFL iBT as an accepted test.

Choosing between the two

On paper, the two degrees share the same duration, campus, start dates, credit total, entry benchmarks, English scores and tuition figures. The difference is the business-side degree you pair with Laws. Business/Laws pairs the law degree with the Bachelor of Business. Commerce/Laws pairs it with the Bachelor of Commerce. Subject choices within each degree then shape the rest.

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Sources

Bond University: Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws