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Bond University Medicine Interview updates
In 2016 Bond University has cancelled UMAT as part of their selection criteria into medicine. However, as of 2018 Bond University has introduced their own Psychometric Test as part of their selection criteria into their medical degree.
Bond University Medicine Psychometric Test
For those students who applied for Bond Medicine, based on academic achievement, about 50% of applicants will be offered an opportunity to complete a compulsory Bond University Psychometric online test. The test will be in Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) format and will consist of two timed parts. Part A will take 30 minutes to complete, and Part B is 40 minutes.
This Psychometric test is an emotional intelligence test which has been designed to choose applicants with character traits important for a successful career as a doctor, for example, resilience, logical reasoning and empathy. Moreover, the test is designed to “rule out” personality traits such as narcissism, which has been recognised as a common cause of rogue (dishonest and unprincipled) medical practitioners. Applicants are also encouraged to have discussions with dentists, dental specialists, dental academics; observing a dental practitioner in a variety of practice settings; hands-on experience e.g. dental assistant work.
On Monday, 12th of February 2018, successful applicants will be notified via email if they have received an offer to sit the Psychometric Test. The fee for this test which will have to be paid by the student is $140.
The MMI interview medicine offers for Bond University will be based on the results of the Psychometric Test, and will be released couple of days after the test. 250 students will receive an interview offer.
Contact us to find out about our tuition for the Bond University Psychometric Test.
Enrol into Medical Interview training workshop. Register and secure your spot now as NIE only accepts a small number of students per session.
Enrolments in the Bond University Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) Program are strictly limited to ensure small class sizes and sufficient clinical placements. Entry is extremely competitive. Applicants are selected through a rigorous assessment process based on outstanding academic achievement in combination with personal attributes such as knowledge and critical thinking; leadership, initiative and teamwork; communication skills; and responsibility. Short-listed applicants are required to attend an interview in person at Bond University on the Gold Coast where their general suitability to medicine and preparedness to undertake a highly demanding course will be examined at an interview.
As the MBBS is an undergraduate program, Bond will be offering 80% of total places to school leavers and 20% of total places to graduate applicants.
The Bond MBBS program is only open to Australian Citizens, Australian permanent residents and holders of an Australian Humanitarian visa. Applications are also open to New Zealand Citizens but not to New Zealand permanent residents. Bond University may accept applications from applicants on behalf of Foreign Governments to which it has entered into specific arrangements.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Applicants
Applicants are evaluated on the following criteria:
- Academic results
- Bond Psychometric Test
- Bond Medical Interview (MMI)
All applications to be submitted via QTAC. Further information is available here.
Bond MMI Medical Interviews will be conducted from the 26th of February 2018 until 7th of March 2018.
Short-listed applicants will be required to attend an interview in person at Bond University where their general suitability to medicine and preparedness to undertake a highly demanding course will be examined in a structured multiple mini interviews (MMI).
Click here for Bond University Interview Training Workshop, which will take place on the 17th and 21st of of February 2018. Register early to secure your spot, we only accept a small number of students.
Email NIE to find about the structure and styles of the interview questions for Bond University Medicine.
| Tuesday 16 January 2018 (QLD Time) |
QTAC applications open for the Medical Program* applicants (all Domestic applicants apply through QTAC regardless of where they live – either in Australia or overseas). Applications to the Medical Program^ is via application to:
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| Thursday 1 February 2018 | QTAC applications close to the Medical Program* (Undergraduate and Graduate) |
| Friday 2 February 2018 - 4:30pm (QLD Time) | Deadline for all supporting documentation to be provided to QTAC |
| Monday 12 February 2018 | Eligible applicants notified by email to complete Psychometric Testing |
| Tuesday 13 February and Wednesday 14 February 2018 (QLD Time) |
Psychometric Testing conducted on-line Opens from 9.00am 13th February and closes 9.00pm 14th February 2018 |
| Monday 26 February - Wednesday 7 March 2018 | Medical Program^ interviews coordinated and conducted at the Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine |
| Wednesday 21 March 2018, 9.00am (QLD Time) | Round 1 offers for successful QTAC applicants released and available on the QTAC website and Offer Letter released by Bond University |
| Monday 26 March 2018 | Lapse Date for Round 1 offers |
| Tuesday 3 April 2018 | If Round 2 offers are required, offers for successful QTAC applicants will be released and available on the QTAC website and Offer Letter released by Bond University. . |
| Friday 6 April 2018 | Lapse Date for Round 2 offers |
| Tuesday 8 May 2018 | O-Week commences (compulsory attendance for Medical students) |
View Bond Univerisy Medical Program Requirements
Bond University questions about the MMI medical interviews, and Bond University medicine interview dates can also be viewed via the Bond University School of medicine website.
