Bond University's Bachelor of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying is a 2-year, 6-semester on-campus degree at the Gold Coast Campus. Overseas applicants need an academic score threshold, an English test result and a tuition budget of AUD 25,040 or AUD 26,200 per semester, depending on the intake year. The details below follow the program page as published.
Program basics
- The program code is SD-90001 and the CRICOS code is 078183K.
- It is a Bachelor Degree in the study area of Construction, Property, and Planning.
- The standard duration is 2 years, which is 6 semesters.
- Study is on campus at the Gold Coast Campus.
- Four intakes are listed: September 2026, January 2027, May 2027 and September 2027.
Credit structure
- The degree totals 240 credit points.
- 230 of them are compulsory subject credit points.
- The remaining 10 are elective credit points, which let you tailor the degree.
Tuition for international students
- For 2026 entry, tuition is AUD 25,040 per semester, which comes to AUD 150,240 for the whole program.
- For 2027 entry, tuition is AUD 26,200 per semester, which comes to AUD 157,200 for the whole program.
- The university describes these figures as a guide only. They vary with the subjects you choose and your year of entry, and the fee that applies is the one for the year you start.
Academic entry scores
- The ATAR requirement is 65, based on an Australian Year 12 qualification or an equivalent Selection Rank.
- The International Baccalaureate route requires a Diploma with a total aggregate score of 24.
- Students in the final year of secondary school in Australia, or Year 13 in New Zealand, can apply for an early offer before finishing their studies or sitting final exams.
English language requirements
- IELTS Academic: an overall score of 6.5 with no sub-score below 6.0.
- PTE Academic: an overall score of 58 with no Communicative Score below 50.
- TOEFL iBT is also listed as an accepted test.
Professional recognition and facilities
- The qualification is professionally recognised by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors.
- Teaching takes place in the university's Sustainable Development Building.
Before you apply
The ATAR and IB figures are the published thresholds, and applicants from other education systems are assessed by qualification. The program page lists entry by region, including the Chinese National College Entrance Examinations (Gao Kao) and the Taiwan Senior High School Leaving Certificate (Academic Senior III). Intakes, fees and entry scores can change from year to year, so the figures for your own intake year are the ones that count.