Bond University

Gold Coast (Robina), Queensland 🇦🇺BMedSt/MD · 4 years

Video interview

Admissions websiteVerified Oct 22, 2026

At a glance

Application

QTAC

Entry

School-leaver & graduate

Class size

200

Applicants

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Interviewed

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Admitted

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Program length

4 years

Deadline

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Who can apply

Undergraduate (school-leaver, domestic)

80% of seats

80% places for undergraduate applicants and 20% to graduate applicants.

Graduate (domestic)

20% of seats

80% places for undergraduate applicants and 20% to graduate applicants.

Requirements

Degree

Direct entry open to Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, Australian Humanitarian visa holders and New Zealand citizens only; graduate applicants need a recognised bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of at least 6.0 on a seven-point scale over one year of full-time-equivalent study.

Prerequisites

Approved English equivalents and bridging programs for applicants who do not meet the Year 12 English/EAL/Literature prerequisite

GPA

Minimum 6 (7-point scale). Minimum GPA of at least 6.0 on a seven-point scale over one year of full-time-equivalent study in a recognised program (graduate applicants).

MCAT

No MCATNo MCAT or North American-specific pathway found; Bond uses its own psychometric test (emotional intelligence + personality), not GAMSAT/UCAT ANZ/MCAT.

Casper

Not required

Also required

Psychometric testing (emotional intelligence + personality) · Interview (approximately 90 minutes, online only) · QTAC Stage 1 academic assessment

How selection works

QTAC Stage 1 academic assessment, then psychometric testing (emotional intelligence + personality), then an online interview (approximately 90 minutes), then offers.

Interview

Format

Video

Delivery

Virtual

When

Not published

Dates, deadlines & fees

Not yet published for this cycle.

Tuition

Special programs & mission

Year 2 lateral entry pathway (domestic and international)

Sources

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