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Lifestyle
Campus Housing
Campus Apartments
Campus Dining
Fitness Centre
Campus Facilities
Campus Activities
Gold
Coast & Beyond Attractions
Campus Housing
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Private
Room
A$2,175 per semester
- Private room
- 125 sq. ft.
- Shared bathroom
(large)
- 5-8 rooms per wing
per floor
- All male & all
female wings
- Single bed
- Telephone
- Internet Access
- Desk & Chair
- Wardrobe
- Air conditioned
- Weekly cleaning
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Ensuite
Room
A$3,000 per
semester (single)
A$1,575 per
semester (twin)
- Private room &
bathroom
- 213 sq. ft.
- Tower hotel style
- Single bed
- Telephone
- Internet Access
- Desk & Chair
- Wardrobe
- Air conditioned
- Weekly cleaning
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Ensuite 2
Room
A$2,400 per
semester (each)
- 2 bedrooms, 1
bathroom
- 385 sq. ft.
- Single beds
- Telephone
- Internet Access
- Desk & Chair
- Wardrobe
- Air conditioned
- Weekly cleaning
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Campus apartments (non
university owned)
These two buildings are on
campus grounds, but are not owned by the
university so need to be booked
independently of Bond University. The best
place to get help booking one of these 1,2
or 3 bedroom apartments is with
The Accommodation
People.
The Reserve
Varsity
Towers
Campus
Dining
Brasserie
This is the official
resident student's eating facility. It is
open all through the day for breakfast,
lunch and dinner but closes for a specific
period after each session. Its cuisine
includes Asian, vegetarian and western
menus.
T-House
The one stop shop for
gourmet coffee, cakes, sandwiches, soup,
soft drinks and ice creams. It is open from
Monday through Friday 9.00am to 5.00 pm.
Operating with limited indoor but ample
outdoor seating overlooking the lake, it is
a relaxing spot for a coffee and cake.
Chase
Offering lunches and to go meals such as fish and chips, sushi,
pita bread, and burgers. Service is quick,
just right for a snack between classes. It
operates from 11.00 am to 2.30 pm Monday
through Friday.
Juicy Bits
This is one of the coffee
shops on campus serving all day breakfast.
It has open air seating and is open from
8.00 am – 9.00 pm Monday to Thursday and
Fridays from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm. They serve
a variety of foods such as sandwiches,
lasagna, frittatas, sushi, cakes, tarts,
light meals and gourmet coffees.
Don’s Tavern
In order to get to Don’s,
follow the path to the left of the arch when
facing the lake. After passing Clancy’s and
the University Bookshop, keep to the left
and walk on. Don’s is next to Juicy bits
opposite the Fitness Centre. Don’s tavern is the Beer
Garden of Bond University. It is a place
where students come to relax their mind and
body from academic endeavors. Don’s Tavern
is a popular meeting place for the students
and has very few outsiders. To enter, each
person needs to be able to provide:
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18 plus Card or Passport
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Bond University ID card
Lakeside Grill
The Lakeside, as it is
popularly called, is only available for
functions. It caters for groups of up to 60
people and can be organized to provide most
seminar or conference style breakfasts,
lunches or dinners. Contact the Food and
Beverage staff if you are interested in
finding out what is possible.
Fitness Centre
The Bond University Fitness
Centre (a $12 million facility) has won numerous state and national
awards, including:
#2 Australian Fitness Centre
of the Year - 2004
Queensland Fitness Centre of
the Year – 2004
Gold Coast Fitness Centre of
the Year – 2003
Australian Fitness Centre of
the Year – 2000
2nd Best Australian Fitness
Centre of the Year - 2004
Its facilities include a 50m
Olympic size waveless swimming pool, an
air-conditioned weights room and gymnasium,
indoor multi-purpose sports hall, two squash
course, five tennis courts, rugby and soccer
fields, beach volleyball court, sauna and
spa, golf and cricket practice nets.
Campus Facilities
- Medical Center
- Professional counsellor
- ATM
- Post Office
- Bookshop
- 2000 meter Olympic rowing
course
- Career development centre
- Computer labs
- Golf practice net
- 24 hour security centre
Campus Activities
Bond University also contains a range
of active clubs for students to join which
can be
viewed here.
In addition to the above, the Student
Council is very active and facilitates the
operation of a number of student societies
and recreational activities.
Gold Coast & Beyond Attractions
Close
to Campus
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Beach (5 minute drive, 20 minute bike ride)
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Surfing -
Scuba diving - Farmers markets
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Water skiing (lots of rivers and boats)
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Hiking through rain forests - Carrara
markets
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Big Day Out (the annual
"Woodstock" concert every January.
- Magic Millions (the "Kentucky
Derby" of Australia)
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National Surf lifesaving championships in
late March and April
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Indy Car - the last race of the season and
all on a beach location.
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Schoolies week - mid to late November sees
about 50,000 High School seniors celebrate
the end of high school
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Jupiters Casino
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Pacific Fair - the largest shopping mall in
the southern hemisphere
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More night clubs and bars than you could
ever visit in one night
Brisbane
(1 hour drive North)
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Brisbane, the capital of Queensland State
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State Museum - South Bank (former World Expo
88 Site)
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State Art Gallery -
Queensland State Library
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August/September – the River Festival
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September Spring Hill fair and West end Fair
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River Cat ferry tours - Power House
Performance & Arts Centre
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Botanical gardens
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Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Ballet and
Play house
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The Powerhouse, home of alternative films
and plays.
Byron
Bay Region(2-3 hours drive south)
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Small and prized surfing community
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Australia's most eastern point
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Whale watching
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Mount
Warning the first place to receive the sun
each morning in Australia
Sunshine
Coast (2-3 hours drive north)
North
to the Sunshine Coast and the Crocodile
Hunters
Australia Zoo, the Big Pineapple,
Noosa and more great surfing beaches. High
rise on the beach ahs been restricted and
provides and interesting comparison to the
Gold Coast.
1
hour Flight
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South to Sydney the 2000 Olympic
City. On the fabulous Sydney Harbour and
home of the Sydney Opera house and Sydney
Harbour bridge
2
hour flight
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North to the heat and Cairns and the
great barrier reef, see the Daintree rain
forest, the Great Barrier Reef
- Karunda train, Green island
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South to Canberra the Nations Capital
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South to Melbourne, the Capital of
the State of Victoria, Multi Cultural, The
National Museum
4
Hours drive
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South in to New South Wales - White
water rafting at the Nimboida river, subject
to rain to fill the river and the rapids,
Good January to March
3
& 4 hours flight
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North west - Darwin, Alice Springs
and the Uluru National park featuring
Ayers Rock in the Red Centre of Australia,
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West - Perth the City on the West
Coast.
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