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Staff, students and visitors often comment on our outstanding campus and I am pleased to advise that the following few months will mark some very significant and exciting new developments.
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NEW CAREERS CENTRE TO BRIDGE STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND EMPLOYERS
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 Bond University will today officially launch its new-look Career Development Centre (CDC), which will offer industry employers a full suite of professional recruitment services.
Designed to bring employers together with current Bond students and Alumni, the CDC’s on-campus office will be staffed by two full-time Employment Services Specialists, working in conjunction with industry-specific Careers Advisors attached to each of the university faculties. | |
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BLUE CHIP EMPLOYERS FACE CRITICAL SKILLS SHORTAGE
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 Small-to-medium sized businesses are stealing a march on the Goliaths of the corporate world by scooping up the best and brightest university graduates.
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NEW COMPUTER GAMES DEGREE
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The interactive entertainment industry grossed more than $50 billion worldwide in 2005, and topped $1 billion in Australia for the first time. It may sound like child's play but the development of hardware products like XBox, Playstation and Nintendo, not to mention the ever-increasing range of games software, is now serious business. | |
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BRINGING THE BEACH TO THE BUSH
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 This week, Bond University’s Assistant Professor in Education Dr Jonathon Sargeant set off, along with one hundred youngsters, on a week-long journey from their urban, south-east Queensland homes to rural Australia.
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MINISTER FOR EDUCATION VISITS BOND
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 Minister for Education, Science and Training The Honourable Julie Bishop MP visited Bond on August 31 to tour the Health Sciences and Medicine Faculty building and the Bond University Film and Television Centre.
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GLOBALISATION'S CONTRIBUTION TO A BETTER WORLD
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 Bond University Chancellor Mr Trevor C Rowe AM recently addressed the Australian Universities International Alumni Convention in Brisbane, speaking on the topic "Globalisation's Contribution to a Better World".
Read his address here.
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| IN PROFILE |
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 THE 'REEL' DEBORAH READ
She’d played the resident vixen in an Asian soap opera, was Kim Catrall’s stand-in on Sex and the City and rubbed shoulders with Angelina Jolie and George Clooney at the Oscars, but Deborah Read still wasn’t satisfied. It wasn’t until she stepped onto her own set that she finally discovered her real passion for directing.
 CAREER HEADSTART FOR JILLIAN
Another Bond Law student has secured a prestigious Associateship position with a Justice of the New South Wales Supreme Court for 2007.
Current Law and International Relations student Jillian Francis was recently appointed to one of the most competitive and highly sought-after positions in the Australian legal system, to serve as Tipstaff (as the position is traditionally known as in the jurisdiction of NSW) to the Honourable Justice R McDougall.
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