If you’re considering studying law, you know it can be extremely competitive to get into a Canadian law school—and there are very few places available. Not being offered a coveted place often forces some students to rethink their career goals. For others, it just makes them more determined: they begin to look at other options, like studying law abroad.

What’s the deal with studying in Australia, how does it work, and what’s in it for me? Here are the top 5 questions we get asked about studying in Australia!

Australian university applications are officially open, and starting now means making your application as strong as possible. Here’s how.

When looking to study internationally, you have two options: You can apply directly with the university or, you can apply through one of their international education agents.

What do university rankings really mean? It’s a question we get asked dozens, perhaps hundreds, of times a year. Here’s what you should know.

So, you found a great program at Bond University, but maybe you’re still wondering if studying in Australia is for you? Wonder no more!

Why is there a stigma around Australian law schools? If you’re thinking about studying law, you know getting into a Canadian law school can be extremely competitive. Here’s what Canadians have to say about it!

So, what’s the best way to send your transcripts? How many should you order? Where do you send them? What if your transcripts aren’t in English? We’re going to answer all your transcripts FAQs!

As part of their law degree, Bond law students have the opportunity to gain practical legal experience at the Bond Law Clinic.