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2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE
CHANGE
STARTS
HERE
For 60 years, we’ve been working to change the world,
and we’re not about to stop. At Monash, we see
challenges as opportunities to make things better.
It’s hard to imagine a time when the need to make
positive change has been greater than now.
We want you to help us do it.
Whether you want to change your life, your career, your
community or the world, your journey starts at Monash.
As a university with a global footprint, we know we have
to play our part in solving the problems facing the world.
That’s why all Monash students, lecturers, researchers,
professional staff, alumni and supporters contribute to
making real change.
You, too, have the opportunity to step up and make
a difference.
Are you ready?
IF YOU DON’T LIKE IT,
CHANGE IT.
Edith Espie,
Bachelor of Science
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 1
A GLOBAL
COMMUNITY
To learn more about our campuses, visit monash.edu/campuses
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The base for Monash Art, Design and Clayton, in Melbourne’s rapidly growing
Architecture, and Monash Business School, southeast corridor, is our biggest campus,
MOST INTERNATIONAL as well as some Arts, Medicine, Nursing and home to 38,000 students and eight of our
UNIVERSITIES IN Health Sciences, and IT courses, Caulfield 10 faculties. Everything you need is on
THE WORLD hosts 19,000 students. It’s a culture hub, campus – food outlets, sporting facilities,
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with MUMA, our modern art museum, health services and more.
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biomedical precinct. It’s also home to two
of our research hubs, Monash Institute of
Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Centre
the faculties of Education, and Medicine,
Nursing and Health Sciences, as well as
some Monash Business School selections.
for Medicine Use and Safety.
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accommodation
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CHINA INDIA
A WORLDWIDE UNIVERSITY
EIGHT 100+
CAMPUSES PARTNER
UNIVERSITIES
ACROSS THE
GLOBE
Suzhou Mumbai
The Southeast University-Monash Bustling Mumbai is home to the IITB-
University Joint Graduate School, in the Monash Research Academy, a collaboration
heart of one of China’s biggest innovation that gives PhD students opportunities
precincts, offers master’s and PhD study to work closely with industry to find
options in areas ranging from industrial solutions to global problems.
design and IT to business.
OUR STUDENTS AND STAFF
MALAYSIA ITALY
78,000+
STUDENTS
17,000+
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Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Malaysia)
Kuala Lumpur
Close to fast-paced Kuala Lumpur, Monash
Prato
In the heart of Tuscany and close to
21:1
University Malaysia is our third-largest campus, Florence, Prato is our European base STUDENT TO ACADEMIC
with more than 8000 students undertaking where eight of our faculties offer units STAFF RATIO
courses offered across seven schools. covering design, law, business and more.
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 3
GET AHEAD
WITH MONASH
From day one, a Monash education sets you
on the path to future career success.
We’ll make sure you’re ready to change the world around you through
work‑integrated learning experiences and engagement with industry.
Developing an enterprising mindset, you’ll hone your employability
skills and gain a competitive edge in the graduate employment market.
Sprint to the finish
Move from study and into work with our Career Connect program,
which gives you access to experienced coaches and industry-based
professionals. Take part in employability workshops, small-group
career conversations and, in your final year, one-on-one coaching.
Details: monash.edu/career-connect
Prepare for success
Our Student Futures platform allows you to collate the real-life skills
that’ll show employers you have what they’re looking for, taking into
account not just your university activities, but those that are part of
your ‘outside’ life – paid work, family responsibilities and contributing
to your community.
Details: monash.edu/student-futures
Develop leadership
While studying, you’ll be encouraged to foster the skills for effective
leadership that’ll enable you to positively influence the University,
your community and, eventually, the world.
Details: monash.edu/students/leadership
Talent put to good use
When you’re ready to graduate, you can start your career search
without stepping foot off campus. Our employment service,
Monash Talent, has a team of recruitment specialists who’ll
connect you with reputable employers and match you with
jobs that suit your skills and passions.
Details: monash.edu/talent
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LIFE-CHANGING
RESEARCH
Monash research is making a positive impact in local
communities and around the world.
2007 2014
Even before we became the
global university we are today,
our researchers looked beyond
traditional boundaries, discovering NOBEL PEACE PRIZE FOR HELPING THE BLIND TO SEE
ways of approaching the fields CLIMATE CHANGE The Monash Vision Group (MVG)
in which they worked. In 2007, eight scientists from draws on the capabilities of
It’s why a Monash education Monash University shared in Monash University, The Alfred
is so respected around the the prestige of the 2007 Nobel hospital and industry partners
world. Things that we now Peace Prize, awarded jointly to MiniFAB and Grey Innovation to
take for granted wouldn’t exist the Intergovernmental Panel develop bionic eye technology
without the initial work of on Climate Change and former that connects to the primary
Monash researchers, such as: US Vice President Al Gore. visual cortex. This means that
We judge our research not only patients unable to make use
1973: Professors Alan Trounson by its academic excellence, of current retinal implants
and Carl Wood achieved the but by the impact it has on because of damaged optic
world’s first IVF pregnancy. the communities with which nerves or physical trauma to
The Trounson and Wood team we engage and serve. the actual eyes may now have
went on to accomplish Australia’s the opportunity to see again.
first (and the world’s fourth)
successful IVF birth in 1980. monash.edu/bioniceye
1986: Monash’s Faculty of
2011 2015
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences designed and synthesised
the antiflu drug Relenza, a drug
that is now used globally.
ELIMINATING DENGUE FEVER HELPING WOMEN GIVE
Today our ambition and Dengue fever is a deadly BIRTH SAFELY
optimism are stronger than disease spread by mosquitoes Women in developing countries
ever. We have a clear vision carrying the dengue virus that are often at risk of dying from
of what we want our research infects millions of people every postpartum haemorrhage
to achieve and how we’ll help year. But research by Monash because access to the lifesaving
our researchers make it happen. scientists has shown that a medicine oxytocin is severely
naturally occurring bacteria, limited. In an innovation that
Wolbachia, can be introduced could save thousands of
into mosquito populations to women, Monash researchers
prevent the spread of the virus have developed a new form of
to people. Researchers at the oxytocin, which can be stored at
Eliminate Dengue program room temperature and is inhaled
continue looking for ways to by the patient. And it can be
translate this approach to at-risk used with minimal training.
communities around the world.
monash.edu/pharm/
monash.edu/industry/ research/iop
successstories/dengue
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?
DID YOU KNOW?
In 2017, we had 4874 graduate
research students studying at Monash
University with a total research income
of $342 million.
2015 2017 2018
BUILDING STRONGER, LIGHTER TACKLING GLOBAL ENERGY VICTORIAN HEART HOSPITAL
PLANES WITH 3D PRINTING CHALLENGES The Victorian Heart Hospital is a
Professor Xinhua Wu and her Bringing together a unique and flagship health project dedicated
team at the Monash Centre for diverse team of international to improving cardiac health
Additive Manufacturing (MCAM) researchers and organisations, outcomes. Operated by Monash
are creating an aluminium alloy Monash research tackles global Health and located within the
that will make aircrafts 30 to energy challenges through the Monash University campus, the
40 per cent lighter, twice as establishment of the ARC Centre hospital will significantly increase
fuel-efficient and still structurally of Excellence in Future Low- access to world-leading cardiology
sound. So significant is this Energy Electronics Technology. services and boost Victoria’s
project that they’re working in Commencing operations in 2017, medical industry and economy.
close partnership with Microturbo, the centre acts as an international
the European Space Agency hub to combine high impact
and Bombardier. Monash research with global
expertise, placing Australia at
platforms.monash.edu/mcam
the forefront of new materials
technology and research.
2017 2017
PIONEERING DIABETES GLOBAL SLUM REVITALISATION
DEPARTMENT AT THE ALFRED In only one of four successes
Australia’s only university selected from more than 600
department dedicated to research applications worldwide, Monash
into diabetes was launched in was awarded a $14-million grant
August 2017 by Federal Minister for a research project that will
for Health Greg Hunt. Monash’s significantly advance human health
Department of Diabetes, led by and lives of more than a billion who
Professor Mark Cooper AO, live in urban slums globally. This
a senior endocrinologist at The research will deliver the first ever
Alfred hospital, will comprise a public health and environmental
team of 60 scientists researching data on the outcomes of an
strategies to combat diabetes and alternative water management
its complications, including kidney approach, forming the basis for
and heart disease, and blindness. policies and strategies of urban
informal settlements worldwide.
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 7
SCHOLARSHIPS
TO UNLOCK
YOUR TALENT
8 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDEAt Monash, we’re committed
to attracting academic
high achievers and
producing internationally
competitive graduates.
COURSEWORK
SCHOLARSHIPS
If you’re a prospective or continuing
coursework graduate student, there’s
a variety of scholarships and grants available.
Scholarships and grants can be awarded
on academic merit, or on equity grounds
for those who’ve experienced educational
disadvantage. In 2018, approximately 850
scholarships were awarded to graduate
students. The number of scholarships
and grants offered each year varies.
RESEARCH
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Australian Government’s Research
Training Program (RTP) covers your research
course fees if you’re an Australian or New
Zealand citizen or an Australian permanent
resident. There are various other scholarships
available to assist with other costs.
For details, visit monash.edu/graduate-
research/future-students/scholarships
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 9A GLOBAL
OUTLOOK
If you’re passionate about tackling global
challenges and collaborating with some
of the brightest minds in your discipline
area, then Monash is the place where your
ideas and actions can gain momentum.
Our graduate degrees will give you the edge in the employment
market and prepare you for the professions of the future, both in
Australia and overseas.
Our industry-relevant courses are embedded with the leadership,
entrepreneurial and commercialisation skills that will advance your
career. You can take a semester at the King’s College London,
undertake master’s units at the Monash Centre in Prato, Italy, or complete
a double master’s program with one of our international partners.
Globally connected, our alumni network is at the forefront of social
and technological progress at many of the world’s best companies.
If you aspire to make a positive impact in the world, you’ll find Monash
learning is all about discovery, creativity, challenge and opportunity.
GET READY TO SEE THE WORLD
International placements
Choose from a range of international placements – Asia, Africa, Europe, US.
Overseas internships
Intern at the United Nations, New York, or Shandong Television in China –
just two of many options.
Monash Malaysia
Our Monash Malaysia campus offers students the opportunity to spend
a semester at Monash University’s third largest campus, which offers a
distinctly international and culturally rich environment.
Monash Prato, Italy
Study at the Monash Prato Centre in Italy – offerings include fine art,
architecture, Italian and law.
Connect
Connect with 360,000-plus alumni across the globe.
?
DID YOU KNOW?
With 75,000-plus students and
360,000-plus alumni from more than
170 countries, Monash is Australia’s
largest university.
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Sample studio room
OFF-CAMPUS LIVING
If living on campus isn’t
for you, there are plenty
of other options.
Send us a query online at
ask.monash or call us on
1800 666 274.
Details: monash.edu/
accommodation/
accommodation/
off-campus-options
12 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDEEVERYTHING AT
YOUR FINGERTIPS Cost of living
Start with a short stroll to class. Swim a Before you begin your studies at Monash, it’s a good idea to plan
few laps before lunch. Study on the lawns and prepare a budget.
in the afternoon. Gyms, sports fields and Below are some costs associated with living and studying in Australia,
pools, grocery stores, banks and even and should be used as an approximate guide. These figures are estimates
only, and may vary depending on your location and lifestyle. Rent,
restaurants – they’re all on your doorstep for example, is more expensive in some areas of Melbourne than others.
You may also need spending money for things like medication and other
if you live on campus. personal items, such as clothes. All costs are subject to inflation.
Your stay is supported by both staff and student leaders, making campus Depending on your chosen degree, additional costs may apply for class
life a breeze. On our Clayton and Peninsula campuses, you’ll also have the materials and other course requirements. Please make sure you check
benefit of 24‑hour security. any additional costs for your course before commencing your studies.
Applications are free and open in September. You can choose from traditional ACCOMMODATION
halls of residence, self-contained studio apartments or shared apartments. • Hostels and guesthouses $90 to $150 per week
With students from 70 countries and the wide range of facilities on your • Shared rentals $85 to $215 per week
doorstep, discover why accommodation is much more than just your room. • On campus^ $90 to $280 per week
• Rental $165 to $440 per week
monash.edu/accommodation
• Boarding schools $11,000 to $22,000 per year
OTHER LIVING EXPENSES
• Groceries and eating out $80 to $280 per week
• Gas and electricity $35 to $140 per week
• Phone and internet $20 to $55 per week
• Public transport $15 to $55 per week
• Car (after purchase) $150 to $260 per week
• Entertainment $80 to $150 per week
^ T he fees for living on campus at Monash University vary depending on the type of accommodation.
Details: monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/pricing
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 13WE’LL
SUPPORT
YOU
14 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDEAt Monash, you’re at the centre PERSONAL SUPPORT
of everything we do. Career guidance
Take advantage of our career development programs and
We offer you careers counselling, academic support, individual career counselling.
health and wellbeing services, professional development
monash.edu/careers
opportunities and family support. We can even help you
find somewhere to live. You can also take advantage Family support
of academic support services and modern study
Monash University is proudly committed to supporting
facilities designed specifically for graduate students.
staff and students with family responsibilities by providing
monash.edu/study/student-life discounted fees at four quality childcare centres across
Clayton, Caulfield and Frankston. Check the centres’ websites
ACADEMIC SUPPORT for further details, and to organise a tour of the facilities.
During your studies, you can access academic monash.edu/childcare
support programs to improve your written and
oral expression, reading, listening and note-taking Monash Sport
skills. Tutors are available to guide you through Monash Sport offers a wide range of group fitness classes,
research methodology, conference presentation gym memberships, aquatic activities and competitive or
and the best way of submitting academic papers. social sports.
monash.edu/sport
Monash Connect
Monash Connect can advise you on anything from admissions, Wellbeing
enrolment, fees, academic support, language support, Each Monash campus features a health, wellbeing and
graduations and scholarships. Student service centres development hub with counsellors, medical practitioners,
are located on all Australian campuses. student advisers and a team of people from different faith
monash.edu/connect communities to support you in all facets of university life –
from accommodation and financial aid to life balance issues.
Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) monash.edu/health
As a Monash graduate student, you’ll automatically
become a member of the Monash Postgraduate Disability support services
Association, which provides services for graduate students If you have a disability or medical condition that impedes
such as social functions, newsletters and publications, your study, the Equity and Diversity Centre will help you
advice, advocacy and mediation, and seminars to help access services such as learning support, assistive software
you transition from study to a successful career. or equipment loans.
mpa.monash.edu monash.edu/disability
Dedicated learning spaces
We value the work of our research students and have
invested in purpose-built facilities that reflect this.
The PhD Hub in Building 88, 27 Sports Walk, Clayton
campus, is open 24/7 to all graduate research students,
while the Graduate Student Hub in Building 89, 21 Sports
Walk, Clayton campus, is open from 7am to midnight for
our graduate coursework and research students. In addition
to these spaces, there are a number of central facilities
dedicated to graduate students across our Clayton,
Caulfield and Peninsula campuses.
monash.edu/graduate-research/current-students/
graduate-spaces
Monash Professional Pathways
Through a combination of classroom-based programs ?
(courses) and industry-based learning experiences DID YOU KNOW?
(internships), Monash Professional Pathways supports Every Monash campus has a security office that’s
those seeking professional experience and careers staffed 24 hours a day. Members of the security
in Australia. Through us, graduates are better able team are friendly and always ready to provide help
to secure employment in their chosen fields and and safety advice. They’re also happy to escort you
perform to employer expectations in their roles. anywhere on campus at any time of the day or night.
monashprofessional.edu.au
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 15FLEXIBLE COURSE
OPTIONS Double master’s courses
We know that when, where, how and A double degree course allows you to study for two degrees at the
what you study is critical to progressing same time. You’ll graduate with two master’s degrees, giving you more
your career, skills and knowledge. career flexibility and opportunities. It allows you to keep your options
open and develop expertise in different yet complementary areas.
You might be a professional looking to gain expert knowledge
in your current field or you might be looking for a career change. Study modes
Whatever your ambition, Monash can help you get there. We know you have many priorities and commitments. That’s why we
offer flexible study modes to allow you to build your study around your life.
Professional entry master’s courses Most courses are offered in both full-time and part-time study modes.
These courses are specifically designed to prepare you to enter a regulated Some units are offered in intensive block mode (usually Thursday to Sunday),
profession such as law, accounting or teaching. These courses can take allowing you to arrange a short break from work to complete a unit, and
two to four years to complete, depending on the discipline. Some of some are offered outside business hours. It’s whatever works best for you.
these areas can also be studied at an undergraduate level; however a
professional-entry master’s course is ideal if you make the decision to Off-campus (distance learning)
enter a different field to that of your first course. You don’t have to be at Monash to study with Monash. Through our online
distance learning, you can study with Australia’s biggest university without
Expert master’s courses ever having to set foot on campus. It’s the perfect option if you need to
These courses allow you to extend expertise gained through your balance university with work, family and other personal commitments.
undergraduate degree, or add breadth to your knowledge and skills You’ll study the same units and gain the same qualification as you would
within a new or complementary field. If you complete a four-year honours if you were on campus. It includes a combination of print study material
bachelor’s degree, you can usually complete an expert master’s degree and electronic communication.
in the same discipline in just one year, meaning you graduate with both monash.edu/study
a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in five years. See pages 18-19 for
a full list of coursework courses.
GAIN CREDIT FOR 1-YEAR 1.5-YEAR 2-YEAR
PRIOR LEARNING PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS
Many of our master’s I want to undertake a I want to undertake a I want to undertake a
programs offer you block master’s program in the master’s program in the master’s program in a
same discipline same discipline different discipline
credit on the basis of your
education background.
+ + +
I have a four-year I have a three-year I have a three-year
honours qualification undergraduate qualification undergraduate qualification
OR
I have a
three-year undergraduate
qualification
and a
one-year honours
qualification
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OUR COURSES
ART, DESIGN AND BUSINESS Leadership45
• Curriculum and pedagogy
ARCHITECTURE Accounting32
• General leadership studies
Architecture20 Professional Accounting 33
• Organisational learning
Design21 Professional Accounting
and Business Law 33 Professional Psychology
• Advanced studies in design
Actuarial Studies 34 (graduate diploma)45
• Collaborative design
Advanced Finance 34 Professional Psychology 46
• Interaction design
Applied Economics STEM Education
• Multimedia design (graduate certificate)46
and Econometrics 35
Urban Planning and Design 21 Teaching47
• Applied econometrics
• Early years education
ARTS, HUMANITIES • Applied economics and econometrics
• Business economics • Early years and primary education
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES • Primary education
Banking and Finance 35
Applied Linguistics 22 • Primary and secondary education
Business (graduate certificate)36 • Secondary education
Arts Research (graduate diploma)22
Business (graduate diploma)36
Bioethics23 TESOL48
Business37
Communications and Media Studies
(graduate certificate)23
• Contemporary management
• Entrepreneurship
ENGINEERING
Communications and Media Studies 24 Advanced Engineering 49
• International business
Cultural and Creative Industries 24 • Additive manufacturing engineering
• Marketing
Family Violence Prevention • Chemical engineering
• Responsible business governance
(graduate certificate)25 • Civil engineering (infrastructure systems)
• Risk management
Family Violence Prevention • Civil engineering (transport)
• Supply chain management
(graduate diploma)25 • Civil engineering (water)
Gender, Peace and Security Business Administration 38 • Electrical engineering
(graduate certificate)26 Global Business 38 • Energy and sustainability engineering
International Development Global Executive Business • Materials engineering
Practice26 Administration39 • Mechanical engineering
International Relations Management39 • Medical engineering
(graduate certificate)27 Marketing40 • Renewable and sustainable energy
International Relations 27 engineering
(also available as part of a double master’s program) EDUCATION
• Governance and security Bioproduct Manufacturing
Counselling41 Engineering50
• International diplomacy and trade Education42
• Political violence and counter-terrorism Infrastructure Engineering and
• Adult learning Management51
• Advanced international relations • Applied behaviour analysis
Transport and Traffic 51
International Relations • Digital learning
and Journalism 28
International Sustainable
• Early childhood education INFORMATION
Tourism Management 28
• Educational leadership and policy
• Expert teaching practice
TECHNOLOGY
Interpreting and • General education studies
Business Information Systems 52
Translation Studies 29 • Inclusive and special education Date Science (graduate diploma)52
(also available as part of a double master’s program)
Data Science 53
• Translation Educational and
Information Technology 53
• Interpreting and translation Developmental Psychology 43
Information Technology Research
Journalism30 Educational Research
(graduate certificate)54
(also available as part of a double master’s program) (graduate certificate)44
Networks and Security 54
Public Policy 31 Education Studies
(graduate certificate)44
Strategic Communications
Management31
18 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDECOURSE INFORMATION FAST FACTS
Look for these icons on each course page for key information.
Location Duration Intakes Fees
LAWS Clinical Simulation Nursing Practice 77
(graduate certificate)66 Occupational and Environmental
Australian Law (graduate diploma)55
Dietetics66 Health (graduate diploma)77
Commercial Law 55
Forensic Medicine 67 Occupational and Environmental
Dispute Resolution 56
• Clinical forensic medicine Health78
Government Law and
• Forensic odontology Occupational Therapy Practice 78
Regulatory Practice 56
• Forensic medical science Specialist Paramedic Practice 79
Human Rights Law 57
Intellectual Property and Health Administration 68 • Aeromedical and retrieval
Communications Law 57 Advanced Health Care Practice 69 • Intensive care
Juris Doctor 58 • Clinical midwifery Physiotherapy79
Laws (LLM)59 • Medical imaging Psychology (graduate diploma)80
• Commercial law • Occupational therapy Psychology Advanced
• Dispute resolution • Paediatric physiotherapy (graduate diploma)80
• Government law and regulatory practice • Primary healthcare Public Health (online)81
• Human rights • Radiation therapy Public Health 81
• Intellectual property and Health and Science Research Radiation Therapy 82
communications law (graduate diploma)70 Reproductive Sciences
• International and comparative law Health Management (graduate diploma)83
• Law and international development (graduate certificate)70 Social Work 83
• Law studies Health Management Translational Research
• Workplace and employment law (graduate diploma)71 (graduate certificate)84
Health Management 71
Law (graduate diploma)59
Law and International
Health Professions Education PHARMACY AND
Development60
(graduate certificate)72 PHARMACEUTICAL
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Workplace and Employment Law 60 (graduate certificate)72 SCIENCES
Clinical Pharmacy 85
MEDICINE, NURSING Medical Science and Doctor
of Medicine 73 Pharmacy Practice
AND HEALTH SCIENCES Medical Ultrasound 73 (graduate certificate)85
Addictive Behaviours 61 Medicine74 Wound Care 86
Aviation Medicine (graduate diploma)62 Mental Health Science 74
Biomedical and Health Science 62 • Child psychotherapy
SCIENCE
• Cancer biology and therapeutics • Community mental health Financial Mathematics 87
• Cardiovascular diseases • Mental health nursing Food Science and Agribusiness 87
• Infectious diseases and population health • Psychiatrist-in-training Mathematics88
• Neuroscience Science88
Advanced Clinical Nursing 75
• Regenerative medicine and stem cells
• Emergency nursing
Biostatistics (graduate diploma)63 • Intensive care nursing
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Biostatistics63 • Mental health nursing COURSES
Biotechnology64 • Medical surgical nursing Environment and Sustainability 89
Clinical Embryology 64 • Nurse practitioner • Corporate environmental
Clinical Medicine 65 • Paediatric nursing and sustainability management
Clinical Research 65 • Paediatric intensive care nursing • Environment and governance
• Paediatric emergency nursing • Environmental security
• Perioperative nursing • International development and environment
• Leadership for sustainable development
Advanced Nursing 76
• Australian Nursing Studies Project Management 89
• Disaster nursing
• General studies in advanced nursing
• Nursing education
• Nursing leadership and management
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Monash University student
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 19ARCHITECTURE
Professional entry master’s
Caulfield 2 or 3 years February
CSP*: $9359 Full fee: $33,500 2019 fees p.a.
DEGREE AWARDED
Master of Architecture
COURSE CODE: F6001
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
* Commonwealth Supported Places are available to eligible applicants. The corresponding
Student Contribution Amount published in this guide is indicative and can vary depending
on unit enrolment.
Our Master of Architecture course develops graduates with a vision
to design progressive architecture that responds to the dynamic needs
of society and speculates about the future of our built environment.
Whether you’ve completed undergraduate studies in architecture
or in another field, the Master of Architecture meets the academic
requirements necessary to register as an architect. We offer an
integrated program of study that allows you to select from a range
of design studios in conjunction with advanced architectural studies.
Complementary units introduce the methods and tactics of architectural
design research and engage with the multidisciplinary socio-cultural,
political, economic, historical, theoretical and technical dimensions
relevant to contemporary architecture and urbanism.
Accreditation
The Master of Architecture encompasses the knowledge and skills
required for professional recognition by the Architects Accreditation
Council of Australia (AACA) and the Australian Institute of Architects.
To register as an architect, graduates must also complete two years
of professional practice and pass the AACA Architectural Practice
Examination. For more details, visit the Architectural Registration
Board of Victoria website at www.arbv.vic.gov.au
Entry requirements
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified
in the table below.
Average
Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%) 33
Distinction
Bachelor’s degree in architecture4 (or equivalent) 25
(70%)
Now open to graduates of any
Australian bachelor’s degree
This course now offers a new three-year entry option to
graduates of any Australian bachelor’s degree (or equivalent).
Graduates with a Bachelor of Architectural Design (or equivalent)
can still enter and complete the course in two years.
Image: Axonometric Overview – Golden Square Co-Housing Proposal, Bendigo,
2018. Designed by Master of Architecture student David Mason.
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 You must provide a compilation of evidence of creative work and a statement of intent.
4 If you’ve successfully completed the Bachelor of Architectural Design at Monash, you’ll automatically progress to the Master of Architecture, provided successful completion was within five years of the proposed
commencement date of the master’s.
5 You must provide a design folio and a curriculum vitae. Shortlisted applicants may be invited to attend an interview.
20 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDEURBAN PLANNING
DESIGN AND DESIGN
ART, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
Expert master’s Professional entry master’s
Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Caulfield 2 years February
$31,500 CSP*: $9185 Full fee: $30,900 2019 fees p.a.
2019 fees p.a.
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Master of Design Master of Urban Planning and Design
ALTERNATIVE EXITS COURSE CODE: F6004
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
• Graduate Certificate in Design * Commonwealth Supported Places are available to eligible applicants. The corresponding
• Graduate Diploma in Design Student Contribution Amount published in this guide is indicative and can vary depending
on unit enrolment.
COURSE CODE: F6002
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
Complex urban problems require planning professionals who are
versatile and multifaceted. They need to be persuasive collaborators,
In a rapidly transforming profession, designers need to be constantly articulate mediators and strategic organisers.
developing innovative skills and knowledge to respond and be a leader
in their field. Our Master of Urban Planning and Design prepares future professionals
with the skills, knowledge and imagination to create equitable
Positioned at the intersection of several creative disciplines, our and sustainable civic visions and strategies for our evolving built
Master of Design provides you with the platform to explore advanced environments and communities, whether you’re keen to upskill or
principles in contemporary design that will enhance your design practice change career.
and give you the platform to be an innovative leader. This program is
ideal for those with an undergraduate degree in any discipline who are As a Monash Urban Planning and Design graduate, you’ll be ready
keen to enter the expanding fields of professional design engagement, to work towards a well-designed and planned people-centric future.
or for design practitioners aiming to upgrade their expertise.
Entry requirements
Specialisations Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
• Collaborative design qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
• Interaction design specified in the table below.
• Multimedia design Average
Duration
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
• Advanced studies in design.
High Credit
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field 26
Professional recognition (65%)
The Master of Design is a ‘recognised course’ by the Design Institute
of Australia – the peak industry body for professional design.
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Entry requirements DID YOU KNOW?
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be The Master of Urban Planning and Design is accredited by the
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) and undergoes a regular
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s review process to ensure the quality and relevance of the course.
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified
in the table below.
Average
Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%) 2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, OR
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.55
relevant expertise4
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in any field +
Credit (60%) 1
relevant expertise4
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 Related fields may include graphic design, communication design, visual communication, interior design, interior architecture, exhibition design, interaction design, user experience design, multimedia design, motion
design, web design, industrial design or product design.
4 For example, by relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma or work experience.
5 If you’re applying to do the 1.5 or one-year program, you’re required to provide 10–15 images of recent original work, clearly numbered with a corresponding list of details attached, and to identify your preferred
specialisation.
6 You’ll also need to supply an up-to-date curriculum vitae. Your application will be reviewed and successful candidates will be shortlisted for an interview.
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 21Create a master’s degree that suits you
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Our courses offer a unique and nuanced approach to their industry and subject matter, and are underpinned by our guiding principles to be
innovative, international and engaged. There are many ways you can create the master’s degree that best suits your interests and career needs:
• Tailor your program by taking specified electives from any other coursework master’s degrees offered in the faculty^
• Accelerate your studies and complete your degree in less than one year*
• Apply for professional internships to develop your professional experience and networks
• Go on study tours and gain practical, on-the-ground experience both in Australia and abroad
• Create a pathway to a PhD – by completing a research thesis as a prerequisite for future enrolment into a PhD or master’s by research
• Take advantage of leadership opportunities through our Arts Graduate Leadership Program and gain access to professional
development workshops.
^
Only available for students completing the two-year option.
*
Only available for students completing the 1.5-year option. Not available with the Master of Interpreting and Translations Studies, or the Master of Bioethics.
APPLIED LINGUISTICS ARTS RESEARCH
Expert master’s Graduate diploma
Clayton* 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Clayton 1 year February and July
$22,000 $32,000
2019 fees p.a. 2019 fees
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Master of Applied Linguistics Graduate Diploma of Arts Research
ALTERNATIVE EXITS COURSE CODE: A5004
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
• Graduate Certificate of Arts
• Graduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics
COURSE CODE: A6001 The Graduate Diploma of Arts Research is an honours year equivalent,
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
* Off-campus study available.
providing high-achieving students who don’t already have the required
research component with the expertise to progress into a graduate
research program (master’s by research or PhD) offered by the faculty.
Applied linguistics is one of the fastest-growing fields of study in You’ll complete a combination of coursework and research in your
the humanities. As globalisation continues, so does the demand for chosen humanities and social sciences discipline. You’ll also undertake
those with intercultural communication skills to reach wide audiences. research methodology training and carry out an independent research
This course offers a competitive advantage to language teachers, project in your selected discipline, working closely with a supervisor
interpreters, editors and others working with language in increasingly who’ll provide you with guidance and academic counselling.
multilingual and multicultural societies. The application of linguistic
knowledge to professional contexts is at the heart of the curriculum. Entry requirements
You’ll have the opportunity to regularly engage with real-world case Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
studies and practical problem-solving as part of your studies. qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
specified in the table below.
Entry requirements Average
Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field Distinction
to the chosen research area of study (70%) 1
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified
in the table below.
Average
Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field , OR 34
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.5
relevant expertise5
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a related field4 Credit (60%) 1
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent.
4 Related fields include linguistics, applied linguistics, language study or teaching, translation and interpreting, TESOL and speech pathology.
5 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field (linguistics, applied linguistics, language study or teaching, translation and interpreting, TESOL and speech pathology).
22 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDECOMMUNICATIONS
BIOETHICS AND MEDIA STUDIES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Expert master’s Graduate certificate
Clayton* 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Clayton 6 months February and July
$22,000 $11,000
2019 fees p.a. 2019 fees
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Master of Bioethics Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media Studies
ALTERNATIVE EXITS COURSE CODE: A4007
This is the total 2019 fee for this 24-credit-point course.
• Graduate Certificate of Bioethics
• Graduate Diploma of Bioethics
COURSE CODE: A6002 As a student in the Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
* O ff-campus study available.
Studies, you are at once part of this media saturated world, but will also
learn how to analyse, critique and challenge assumptions about the
place of media.
Bioethics responds to increasing community concern about ethical issues You’ll expand your understanding of the key challenges posed by the
created by scientific discoveries in the health and biological fields. emergence of digital media, globalisation and increasing levels of
cross-cultural exchange. Skill development in critical thinking,
Taught through the Monash Bioethics Centre (one of the World Health
writing and presentation in multicultural settings are designed
Organization’s six collaborating centres worldwide), you’ll work with
to build learning success and enhance your career capabilities.
expert staff who are internationally recognised leaders and active,
prominent contributors to public and professional discussions about This degree is suitable for emerging professionals in communications
a variety of issues in the field. and media industries, as well as those wishing to expand their knowledge
of this dynamic field. Successful completion of this degree can count
You’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with industry and participate
toward a Master of Communications and Media Studies for those who
in study tours and field schools, both in Australia and overseas.
desire further study.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in
the table below.
the table below.
Average
Duration2 Average
ELIGIBILITY requirements1 Duration
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%) 2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field4, 5, OR or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers Pass (50%) 0.5
Credit (60%) 1.5 to be equivalent
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field +
relevant expertise4, 6
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
Credit (60%) 1
related field3, 4
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DID YOU KNOW?
As a Monash Master of Bioethics student, you can apply for
an annual fellowship to work as an intern in the Global Health
Ethics Unit at the World Health Organization headquarters in
Geneva, Switzerland.
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 In 24 points of studies in the relevant discipline units at level three.
4 Related fields include medicine and other health sciences, life sciences, social sciences, law and humanities.
5 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent.
6 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field (health sciences, life sciences, social sciences, law and humanities).
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 23COMMUNICATIONS CULTURAL AND
AND MEDIA STUDIES CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Expert master’s Expert master’s
Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July
$22,000 $22,000
2019 fees p.a. 2019 fees p.a.
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Master of Communications and Media Studies Master of Cultural and Creative Industries
ALTERNATIVE EXITS ALTERNATIVE EXITS
• Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media Studies • Graduate Certificate of Arts
• Graduate Diploma of Arts • Graduate Diploma of Arts
COURSE CODE: A6003 COURSE CODE: A6004
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
Our Master of Communications and Media Studies is the most established This exciting course provides you with an overview of the rapidly
program of its type in Australia, with a long record of success. growing cultural and creative industry sector, and its many
employment opportunities.
The program draws strongly on specialist expertise and focuses
on fostering industry-ready graduates. You’ll have the opportunity of You’ll gain a detailed understanding of this dynamic sector from a
industry internships in Australia and overseas, and will develop the skills range of industry professionals and real-world projects in Australia
to take a leadership role in the new economy and converging media. and overseas. Whether exploring creative clusters in Melbourne and
Shanghai, assessing festivals in rural Africa or understanding the
The course is ideal for those working or seeking employment in
business models of global digital industries, our diverse content will
communications and media industries – for example, electronic
prepare you for emerging careers as the sector grows.
journalism, media strategy, public relations or brand marketing.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s that
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in
must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the
the table below.
table below.
Average
Average Duration2
Duration2 ELIGIBILITY requirements1
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4, OR
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3,4, OR
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 6 1.5
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 6 1.5
relevant expertise3, 5
relevant expertise3,5
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a Credit (60%) 1
Credit (60%) 1 related field3, 4
related field3,5
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent.
4 Related fields include humanities or social sciences.
5 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field (humanities or social sciences).
6 A credit (60%) average is required in both qualifications.
24 2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDEFAMILY VIOLENCE FAMILY VIOLENCE
PREVENTION PREVENTION
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Graduate certificate Graduate diploma
Clayton 6 months February and July Clayton 1 year February and July
$11,000 $22,000
2019 fees 2019 fees p.a.
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Graduate Certificate of Family Violence Prevention Graduate Diploma of Family Violence Prevention
COURSE CODE: A4005 ALTERNATIVE EXIT
This is the total 2019 fee for this 24-credit-point course.
Graduate Certificate of Family Violence Prevention
COURSE CODE: A5005
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
Deepen your skills and understanding of the key social frameworks
underpinning domestic and family violence.
This course will build skills in a range of practice areas covering child This course delivers specialised expertise in the area of family violence
safety, men’s behaviour change, health impacts of family violence, prevention, while providing you with practical experience.
family violence in the criminal justice system, and working with victims
and survivors. You’ll build skills in a range of practice areas, including child safety,
men’s behaviour change, health impacts of family violence, family
On successful completion of this graduate certificate, you may be violence in the criminal justice system, and working with victims
eligible for admission with credit into the Graduate Diploma of Family and survivors. You’ll also undertake real-world learning opportunities,
Violence Prevention. building skills and competencies required in particular domains of family
violence prevention work, such as law and primary medical responses
Entry requirements to family violence.
Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level This diploma will help you develop the skills professionals need to
specified in the table below. respond critically to the current and future needs of their industry.
Average
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Duration Entry requirements
Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field
or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers Pass (50%) 0.5 qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
to be equivalent 2 specified in the table below.
Average
Duration
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) or satisfactory
Credit (60%) 1
substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent 3
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 For example, five years’ work experience in a related field, including humanities or social sciences.
3 Applicants with five years’ relevant full-time informal learning with a recommendation letter or reference from an employer will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
2020 GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 25GENDER, PEACE INTERNATIONAL
AND SECURITY DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Graduate certificate Expert master’s
Clayton 6 months February and July Caulfield, 1, 1.5 February
Clayton or 2 years and July
$11,000 $22,000
2019 fees 2019 fees p.a.
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Graduate Certificate of Gender, Peace and Security Master of International Development Practice
COURSE CODE: A4008
This is the total 2019 fee for this 24-credit-point course.
ALTERNATIVE EXITS
• Graduate Certificate of Arts
• Graduate Diploma of Arts
Be a part of change and make an impact on the future of your region. COURSE CODE: A6006
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
Drawing on the expertise of Monash University’s internationally acclaimed
Gender Peace and Security Centre (Monash GPS), and backed by the
strongest international research in the field, the Graduate Certificate Tackle the complex political, economic, cultural and ecological
of Gender, Peace and Security will enable leaders to better integrate challenges that lead to extreme poverty, poor health, fragile
gender perspectives into peace and security policymaking at all levels – governance, inequality and environmental vulnerability.
local, national, regional and global.
Delivered by specialists from the humanities, social sciences, medicine,
With a focus on considering current peace and security challenges, business, education and law, the Master of International Development
and balancing scholarly background together with technical skills, Practice offers a broad approach to sustainable development with four
you’ll develop an enhanced understanding of the gendered politics streams: democracy, justice and governance; gender, peace and security;
of conflict, security and peace processes. crisis, change and management; and sustainable resource management.
You’ll gain training on the facilitation of women’s participation in You’ll learn directly from leading researchers and practitioners, and will
peacebuilding and the prevention of conflict, violent extremism combine this academic insight with a high level of industry integration
and insecurity. to give yourself a competitive advantage in the workforce. You’ll have
You’ll also have access to industry partners through guest lectures the opportunity to be matched with an industry mentor in the field as
and informal meetings to develop your networks, hear about recent part of the internationally-acclaimed ColabM mentor program.
developments in the field, and to understand the relationship between The course is designed for those working, or planning to work,
research and its application in the field. in areas such as human rights advocacy; aid agencies in government
On graduation you’ll be equipped with the requisite gender-sensitive, and non-government sectors; non-government organisations; the Fair
gender-responsive and gender-inclusive knowledge and tools in order Trade business sector; community organisations; and international
to significantly contribute to the development of equitable, inclusive and institutions such as the United Nations and the World Bank.
peaceful societies.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
specified in the table below. that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified
in the table below.
Average
Duration Average
ELIGIBILITY requirements1 Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field 3
Pass (50%) 0.5
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field , OR 3, 4
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.5
relevant expertise3, 5
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
Credit (60%) 1
related field3, 4
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent.
4 Related fields include humanities or social sciences.
5 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field (humanities or social sciences).
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