More than 230 high school students from across the Gold Coast visited the Bond campus to take part in the Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine’s third annual Science Week from May 10-14.
Grade 10, 11 and 12 students from A.B. Paterson College, Benowa State High School, Emmanuel College, Keebra Park State High School, Palm Beach Currumbin State High School, Rivermount College and the QLD Academy of Health Sciences engaged in a range of interactive science-related experiences, designed to ignite their interest in the field and open their eyes to a world of career possibilities many had never imagined.
Students explored the behind-the-scenes world of elite sports, put their bodies to the test in the sports science lab, discovered how their DNA can predict their response to drugs and got hands-on with cadaveric material in the anatomy lab.
Science Week is part of Bond University’s commitment to inspiring interest in scientific pursuits and encouraging young people to explore the many and varied career paths within this industry.
This article is an extract from the Bond University newsletter.
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