Bond University Master of Healthcare Innovations: fees, intakes, entry requirements and structure

Bond University’s Master of Healthcare Innovations is a one-year coursework master’s taught on campus at the Gold Coast. International tuition for the full program is AUD 58,930 for 2026 entry and AUD 61,650 for 2027 entry. Intakes run in January, May and September.

Program snapshot

Bond University lists the degree as a Masters Degree (Coursework), program code CC-63057.
The CRICOS code is 099578F.
The study area is Health, Biomedical, and Sport Sciences.
The program takes 1 year, delivered across 3 semesters.
All listed offerings are on-campus at the Gold Coast Campus.

Intakes

The current listing shows four start dates:

September 2026
January 2027
May 2027
September 2027

International tuition fees

Fees are set by entry year.

For 2026, tuition is AUD 19,643 per semester.
The 2026 total for the program is AUD 58,930.
For 2027, tuition is AUD 20,550 per semester.
The 2027 total for the program is AUD 61,650.

Bond describes these figures as a guide only. The final amount depends on the subjects you choose and the year you start, and the fee that applies is the one in force in your year of entry.

Entry requirements

There are two ways to qualify. Both use a minimum GPA of 1 on a 4-point scale, where 1 is a pass.

Health-related degree: a recognised Bachelor degree, or equivalent, in a health-related field.
Any other field: a recognised Bachelor degree, or equivalent, in any field, plus 3 years of relevant work experience.

For applicants from China and Taiwan, Bond specifies a recognised 4-year Bachelor degree equivalent to an Australian Bachelor degree. The same two pathways apply.

English language requirements

Two of the accepted tests are listed with these scores:

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

TOEFL iBT is also an accepted test.

Program structure

The degree totals 120 credit points.

Compulsory subjects account for 70 credit points.
Elective subjects account for 50 credit points, which let you tailor the degree.

Bond positions the program for people who want to move beyond managing day-to-day health services and learn to design, build and grow new healthcare solutions. It also points to the chance to learn alongside innovation and entrepreneurship experts.

Fees, intake dates and entry criteria are subject to the figures Bond publishes for each year, which take precedence over this summary.

Sources

Bond University – Master of Healthcare Innovations