INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2022 - MONASH UNIVERSITY
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INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2022
IF YOU DON’T
LIKE IT,
CHANGE IT.
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?
Ready to make a change?
Click here to learn more.
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A GLOBAL MALAYSIA
Kuala Lumpur
MELBOURNE
AUSTRALIA
COMMUNITY
Monash University Malaysia is our
third-largest campus, with more than Clayton
8000 students undertaking courses Our biggest campus, home to 38,000
ITALY offered across seven schools. students and nine of our ten faculties.
Everything you need is on campus –
food outlets, sporting facilities, health
Prato services and more.
In the heart of Tuscany and close to INDONESIA
Monash University is truly a global university. Our main base is in Florence, Prato is our European base
where eight of our faculties offer Jakarta Caulfield
Australia, but our presence extends to locations in China, Malaysia, Our Caulfield campus hosts 19,000
units covering design, law, business Research intensive and industry
Indonesia, Italy and India. We also deliver awards in partnership with and more. engaged, Monash Indonesia is a students and is our base for Art, Design and
many international teaching institutions. Through our shared values, postgraduate campus for future Architecture, and Monash Business School
leaders – those seeking master’s as well as some Arts and IT courses.
experiences and goals, we are more connected now than ever.
and PhD degrees, as well as executive
Each Monash campus has its own personality, and all are friendly, programs and micro-credentials. Parkville
welcoming communities where you’ll feel at home. Our dedicated Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences campus hosts 2000 students
and is part of Australia’s leading health and
biomedical precinct.
Peninsula
A coastal home to approximately 4000
students, our Peninsula campus offers
courses from the Faculty of Education and
select courses from Monash Business
School. Partnering with leading players in
primary and allied healthcare, we also offer
a number of courses from the Faculty of
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences.
MONASH
E X PLO R ER INDIA
Mumbai
Click here and Bustling Mumbai is home to the
discover life at IITB-Monash Research Academy,
a collaboration that gives PhD
Monash University
students opportunities to work
anytime, anywhere. closely with industry to find
solutions to global problems.
CHINA
Suzhou
The Southeast University-Monash University
Joint Graduate School offers masters and
PhD study options in areas ranging from
industrial design and IT to business.
TOP 100 RANKINGS A WORLDWIDE UNIVERSITY
#
1 IN AUSTRALIA
REUTERS’ MOST
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6
TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION
#
45
NATIONAL TAIWAN
#
55
QS WORLD UNIVERSITY
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64
TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION
#
66
QS GRADUATE
3
INTERNATIONAL
6
CAMPUSES
100+
PARTNER
INNOVATIVE UNIVERSITIES GOLDEN AGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY RANKINGS RANKINGS WORLD UNIVERSITY EMPLOYABILITY TEACHING UNIVERSITIES
(2020) (2021)
IN ASIA-PACIFIC RANKINGS RANKINGS RANKINGS LOCATIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE
(2019) (2020) (2021) (2020)
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LIFE-CHANGING eBikes pedal up on safety
RESEARCH
with EEG technology
As more cyclists take to the streets, the risk of accidents also
increases. Research from Monash University, IBM Research -
Australia and the University of Southampton, have developed an
eBike prototype that has the ability to “read” a cyclist’s mind and
respond to a potentially dangerous situation, providing a much safer
and enjoyable ride.
Monash research strives to make a positive
Professor Florian ‘Floyd’ Mueller, Director of the Exertion Games Lab
difference in the world. in the Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University and
Even before we became the global university we are today, our co-creator of this technology, sees this ground-breaking research as
researchers looked beyond traditional boundaries, discovering ways an opportunity to further human-computer interaction experiences
of approaching the fields in which they worked. It’s why a Monash in real-time, where the rider and the eBike ‘fuse’ together to support
education is so respected around the world. Things that we now take for each other.
granted wouldn’t exist without the initial work of Monash researchers.
Today, our ambition and optimism are stronger than ever. We have a
clear vision of what we want our research to achieve and how we’ll help Monash researcher named
our researchers make it happen. Australian Young Water
Professional of the Year
Dr Paul Satur, from the Monash Sustainable Development
Institute, has worked to progress the water sector beyond best-
practice goals. His passion and focus lie in helping remote, local
communities, both in Australia and around the world, to develop
the knowledge, tools and influence to ensure access to clean,
drinking water.
Breakthrough blood test detects
positive COVID-19 results in 20
minutes
Monash University led the charge in combating COVID-19
with the development of blood tests that could detect positive
COVID-19 case in approximately 20 minutes.
This breakthrough aided governments and health experts with
contact tracing and limiting community spread.
When to send an ambulance
Triple-0 calls can be intense conversations. The caller is often
stressed and unsure about what they’re witnessing. And it can be
difficult for the triple-0 operator to collect and sort through all of
the key information. This can sometimes cause delays in making
the decision to send an ambulance.
AI can help speed things up. Professor Ann Nicholson is working
with Monash IT’s Associate Professor Burak Turhan to develop
AI technology to improve response times to cardiac arrest.
Accordingly to Ambulance Victoria, the development of such a
system, could help save up to 185 lives per year.
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A 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 WORLD1
International placements
Choose from a range of international placements – Asia,
Africa, Europe and the 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.
1 Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, international travel restrictions are in place (at the time of
printing).Consequently, our offer of study abroad programs will be dependent on and subject to
international travel restrictions. For further information please visit, monash.edu/study-abroad
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GET Click here to find out how a Monash education
prepares you for success into the future.
AHEAD
From day one, a Monash
education sets you on the path
to future career success.
WITH Our programs and platforms are designed to get you
career-ready.
MONASH
Career Connect
Our Career Connect program 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.
monash.edu/career-connect
Student Futures
Our Student Futures platform allows you to collate
the real-life skills that will 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.
monash.edu/student-futures
Develop leadership
While studying, you’ll be encouraged to foster the
skills for effective leadership that will enable you to
positively influence the University, your community
and, eventually, the world.
monash.edu/students/leadership
Monash Talent
With our employment service, Monash Talent,
you can start your career search without stepping
foot off campus. We have a team of recruitment
specialists who’ll connect you with reputable
employers and match you with jobs that suit your
skills and passions.
monash.edu/talent
Mentoring
Throughout your studies here, you have the
opportunity to mentor or be mentored. You can
share or gain insights about life at university,
career planning, building employability, as well
as future goals.
monash.edu/mentoring
Image: The lawns outside the Menzies building, Clayton campus.
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THE
CHOICE
IS YOURS
We know that when, where, how
and what you study is critical to
progressing your career, skills and
knowledge.
You might be a professional looking to gain expert knowledge
in your current field, or you might be looking for a career
change. Or maybe you want to complement your existing
knowledge and experience by tackling study in a new discipline
so that you develop a competitive edge in your career.
We offer a comprehensive graduate coursework portfolio that
includes graduate certificates, graduate diplomas and master’s
programs. Our range of graduate course options allows you to
choose the qualification level and course duration that suits
your needs.
Depending on which path you take, you may be eligible for
credit for your prior qualifications and/or experience. This could
reduce the duration of your course and lower the overall cost.
Graduate certificates
These are our six-month courses, and provide a way to
broaden your knowledge base within a shorter period of time.
They can give you a sense of what's involved with graduate
coursework studies.
Completing your graduate certificate not only provides you
with a qualification, it can also create an opportunity for you
to pursue further studies in either a graduate diploma or a
master's degree, and can shorten your study time should
credit be available.
Graduate diplomas
Through our one-year graduate diploma courses, you could
develop a broader understanding in your chosen area of study.
Completion of a graduate diploma can also provide a pathway
to further studies at a master's or doctorate level. If you decide
to pursue further studies in your chosen field, you may be
eligible for credit which would reduce the overall duration.
Master's by coursework
We offer a broad portfolio of master's by coursework programs,
with options available in nine of our faculties. These courses
can run from two to four years, and you may receive credit
for prior studies and/or experience which would allow you to
complete your studies in a shorter time.
Our master's courses provide opportunities for professionals
to further develop specialist knowledge in their chosen field,
or for individuals to change their career direction entirely and
undertake study in a new discipline.
You can see the full list of our graduate coursework offering
on pages 22-23.
Whatever your ambition, Monash can help you get there.
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WORK
WHILE
YOU
STUDY
Click here to learn more about our work-
integrated learning options
From day one, a Monash
education sets you on the path
to future career success. I undertook a clinical placement
with Tradelab, a Geneva based
non-profit organisation that assists
WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING developing countries with trade-
Our programs and platforms offer work-integrated related legal matters.
learning experiences and engagement with industry.
You’ll develop an enterprising mindset, hone your This internship was valuable as
employability skills and gain a competitive edge in the it gave me an opportunity to gain
graduate employment market. practical working experience
Incorporate professional experience into your studies and at the same time make a
through clinical placements, fieldwork, study tours, meaningful contribution to the
placements, or internships. Each of our ten faculties future of sustainable infrastructure
offer work-integrated learning options. We've listed just development.”
a few.
PRATIK AMBANI
Master of Laws (Juris Doctor), 2019 I chose Monash specifically, because unlike similar programs in other universities, this program
IT and Engineering Monash Business School offered internship opportunities where we learn to apply our knowledge and skills in a real-life settings.
Both our IT and Engineering faculties have specific Monash Business School offers practical
Work-integrated Learning opportunities throughout experience with many of their courses, with My internship with Janssen enabled me to seek guidance from people with years and years of
their graduate offering. many of their courses providing accreditation and experience within the pharmaceutical industry. Janssen arranged an intern engagement program
professional recognition. where I had the opportunity to talk with people from different parts of the company each week.
Monash Law School They also involved me in meetings where I could observe how different roles work together in a
Monash Law offers a guaranteed clinical Medicine, Nursing and Health cross-functional team. I gained an understanding of how much science is involved and how it fits
education experience for all students who wish Sciences within a pharmaceutical company. This experience opened my eyes to a wide range of roles where
to incorporate a practical component credited Our school of Medicine, Nursing and Health science is highly utilised.”
towards their Monash Law degree. Sciences have created placement requirements
ASSIFA NUR HISANA
through many of their graduate courses,
Master of Biomedical and Health Science, 2020
all designed to maximise your professional
development.
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LEARN
WITH
MONASH, NO MATTER
WHERE
YOU ARE
In this video, two professors at different universities join forces to demonstrate quantum physics:
At Monash we offer a mix of both in-person and online learning.
Some Monash courses are offered MOODLE
fully online, while others provide the Moodle is an essential go-to point for:
opportunity to undertake some studies
online and some on campus. • Course content
• Reading lists
We also offer online learning if you’re
• Assessment and study
unable to attend on-campus due
requirements
to current travel restrictions. While
• Assignment uploads
travel restrictions are in place you can
• Discussion forums
commence and continue your studies
fully supported by our education • Contact information for tutors
technologies and academic staff. Once and lecturers
you’re able to travel you can transition
to on-campus programs.
ECHO360 and PANOPTO
You may use Echo360 to watch
Online learning at Monash can look lecture recordings or Panopto to
different depending on what course upload video assignments.
and units are studied. For example,
in some units, you’ll be listening to ZOOM
livestreams of lectures, and attending Zoom is a technology used to facilitate
virtual tutorials via Zoom; in others meetings and online classes.
you’ll be watching chemistry pracs
recorded by our lecturers and teachers These platforms and tools are the
main systems in use by Monash to
At Monash, we want you to get the support day-to-day online learning,
most out of your education experience. and are easy to use with plenty of
To achieve this, we use a variety of support available to ensure you have
tools and platforms to support and access at all times.
enable online learning.
These include Moodle, Echo360,
Panopto, and Zoom.
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LIVING
ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
Our on-campus accommodation is supported by live-in staff
and student leaders, making campus life a breeze. There’s
ON CAMPUS
also 24-hour security on campus, and a thriving events and
activities program to help you settle into your new community.
Prices for on-campus accommodation range from $240 to
$303 per week^.
We also have dedicated graduate wings in our urban
Start with a short stroll to class before lunch. community halls exclusively for graduate students. They’re
quieter and often include shared spaces to study and to
Study on the lawns in the afternoon. Gyms, connect with your neighbours.
sports fields and even restaurants – they’re all If you’re a graduate or mature-aged student you’ll be
on your doorstep if you live on campus. allocated a room within a graduate wing. Applications are
free and open in September. You can choose from traditional
halls of residence, self-contained studio apartments or
shared apartments.
With students from 70 countries and a wide range of facilities
Click here for an interactive tour
on your doorstep, discover why on-campus accommodation is
of our Clayton campus. much more than just your room.
monash.edu/accommodation
COST OF LIVING
Before you begin your studies at Monash, it’s a good idea
to plan and prepare a budget.
Below are some costs associated with living and studying
in Australia, and should be used as an approximate guide.
These figures (in Australian dollars) are estimates only, and
may vary depending on your location and lifestyle. Rent, for
example, is more expensive in some areas of Melbourne than
others. You may also need spending money for things like
medication and other personal items, such as clothes.
All costs are subject to inflation.
Depending on your chosen course, additional costs may apply
for class materials and other requirements. Please make
sure you check any additional costs for your course before
Sample studio room commencing your studies.
Off-campus accommodation
• Hostels and guesthouses $90 to $150 per week
• Rooming houses $85 to $215 per week
• Private rental $165 to $440 per week
• 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
^
The fees for living on campus at Monash University vary depending on the type of
accommodation. On-campus accommodation cost includes gas, water, electricity, internet,
residential parking permit and laundry. Details: monash.edu/accommodation/pricing
* Prices shown here are based on a typical three-bedroom house.
Peninsula campus’ Gillies Hall is the largest commercial
Passive House building in Australia, and is the most energy-
efficient structure Monash has built. Gillies Hall won gold in the
‘Architecture – Multi Residential – Constructed’ category at the
2019 Melbourne Design Awards for its green credentials.
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LIVING IN
MELBOURNE
Melbourne Zoo
Queen Victoria Market
Great Ocean Road
PARKVILLE CAMPUS To Healesville
CITY CAMPUS Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Melbourne
South Melbourne
Market
CAULFIELD
St Kilda CAMPUS
Our Australian base is a
vibrant, multicultural city
CLAYTON CAMPUS
Brighton
that offers an abundance
Royal Botanic Gardens, Victoria Chadstone Shopping Centre
of cultural festivities, Chadstone
Dandenong
international sporting events, 20km
cafés and restaurants with
cuisines from around the
world, beautiful parks and
beaches, and an eclectic
mix of music and arts. You Geelong
couldn’t pick a better place PENINSULA CAMPUS
to live. 40km
Frankston
Port Phillip Bay
As one of the world’s most liveable
Phillip Island
cities1, you can expect excellence in
Mornington
public transport and healthcare, as well
as opportunities for casual work while
studying. Plus, Melbourne is renowned
as a welcoming environment for
international students, providing
a home away from home. Sorrento
Dromana
1 Economist Intelligence Unit 2019.
Great Ocean Road
Queen Victoria Market Brighton Beach
Cape Schanck
Phillip Island
Healesville Sanctuary Melbourne’s Southbank
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SUPPORT
YOU PERSONAL SUPPORT
Career guidance
Take advantage of our career development
programs and individual career counselling.
At Monash, you’re at the monash.edu/careers
centre of everything we do. Family support
Monash University is proudly committed to
We offer you careers counselling, academic
supporting staff and students with family
support, health and wellbeing services,
responsibilities by providing discounted fees
professional development opportunities
at four quality childcare centres across
and family support. We can even help you
Clayton, Caulfield and Frankston. Check the
find somewhere to live. You can also take
centres’ websites for further details, and to
advantage of academic support services and
organise a tour of the facilities.
modern study facilities designed specifically
for graduate students. We recognise monash.edu/childcare
the richness and depth of our Monash
Monash Sport
community, and are committed to diversity
Monash Sport offers a wide range of group
and inclusion.
fitness classes, gym memberships, aquatic
monash.edu/study/student-life activities and competitive or social sports.
monash.edu/sport
Wellbeing
Each Monash campus features a health,
wellbeing and development hub with
counsellors, medical practitioners, student
advisers and a team of people from different
faith communities to support you in all facets
of university life – from accommodation and
financial aid to life-balance issues.
monash.edu/health
Disability support services
If you have a disability or medical condition that
impedes your study, the Equity and Diversity
Centre will help you access services such
as learning support, assistive software or
equipment loans.
monash.edu/disability
ACADEMIC SUPPORT Monash Connect Monash Postgraduate Dedicated learning spaces Monash Professional Pathways
?
During your studies, you can access academic
Monash Connect can advise you on anything Association (MPA) We value the work of our research students Through a combination of classroom-based
DID YOU KNOW?
from admissions, enrolment, fees, academic As a Monash graduate student, you’ll and have invested in purpose-built facilities programs (courses) and industry-based
support programs to improve your written Every Monash campus has a security
support, language support, graduations and automatically become a member of the that reflect this. The PhD Hub in Building 88, learning experiences (internships), Monash
and oral expression, reading, listening and office that’s staffed 24 hours a day.
scholarships. Student service centres are Monash Postgraduate Association, which 27 Sports Walk, Clayton campus, is open Professional Pathways supports those seeking
note-taking skills. Tutors are available to guide Members of the security team are
located on all Australian campuses. We now provides services for graduate students 24/7 to all graduate research students, professional experience and careers in
you through research methodology, conference friendly and always ready to provide help
offer ‘live chat’ to new and existing students. such as social functions, newsletters and while the Graduate Student Hub in Building 89, Australia. Through us, graduates are better
presentation and the best way of submitting and safety advice. They’re also happy to
It’s just another way we’re making it easier to publications, advice, advocacy and mediation, 21 Sports Walk, Clayton campus, is open from able to secure employment in their chosen
academic papers. escort you anywhere on campus at any
find out what you need to study at Monash. and seminars to help you transition from study 7am to midnight for our graduate coursework fields and perform to employer expectations
time of the day or night.
monash.edu/connect to a successful career. and research students. In addition to these in their roles.
mpa.monash.edu spaces, there are a number of central facilities monashprofessional.edu.au
dedicated to graduate students across our
Clayton, Caulfield and Peninsula campuses.
monash.edu/graduate-research/current-
students/graduate-spaces
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ART, DESIGN AND Public Policy 35 EDUCATION ENGINEERING LAWS MEDICINE, NURSING Occupational Therapy 77
Tap or Click the course titles
ARCHITECTURE (graduate certificate) AND HEALTH SCIENCES Practice
Applied behaviour analysis 51 Engineering 59 Australian Law 64 throughout this guide and
Strategic Communications 35 Physiotherapy 78
Architecture 24 • Biological engineering (graduate diploma) Biomedical and Health 70 You’ll be taken direct to that
Management Counselling 51 Public Health (online) 78
Science course on our website.
Design 24 Strategic Communications 36 (graduate certificate) • Civil engineering Juris Doctor 64
• Appetite, energy, metabolism Reproductive Sciences 79
• Advanced studies in design Management • Electrical engineering Laws (LLM) 65 (graduate diploma)
• Collaborative design (graduate certificate) Counselling 52 • Materials engineering and obesity
• Commercial and corporate Social Work 79
• Interaction design Education 52 • Mechanical engineering • Cancer biology and
law
• Multimedia design • Digital learning Professional Engineering 60 therapeutics
• Criminal law and forensics
BUSINESS • Early childhood education • Cardiovascular diseases
Urban Planning and Design 25 • Chemical engineering • Dispute resolution SCIENCE
• General education studies • Infectious diseases and
Accounting 36 • Civil engineering • Global society and human
• Inclusive and special population health Environment and 80
ARTS, HUMANITIES Professional Accounting 37 • Electrical engineering rights
education • Neuroscience sustainability
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Professional Accounting 37 • Materials engineering • Health law and community
Educational and 53 • Regenerative medicine Financial Mathematics 80
and Business Law • Mechanical engineering • Labour and employment
Developmental Psychology and stem cells Food Science and 81
Applied Linguistics 26 law studies
Actuarial Studies 38 Biotechnology 70 Agribusiness
Bioethics 26 Educational and 54 • Public sector governance
Advanced Finance 38 Developmental Psychology INFORMATION and regulation Clinical Embryology 71 Genome Analytics 81
Communications and 27
Media Studies Analytics 39 Advanced TECHNOLOGY • Technology and innovation Clinical Medicine 71 Green and sustainable 82
Applied Economics 40 Educational Leadership 54 • Transnational economic Clinical Research 72 technologies
Cultural and Creative 28 Artificial Intelligence 61
Industries and Econometrics Educational Research 55 regulation Mathematics 82
Business Information 61 Dietetics 72
• Applied econometrics (graduate certificate)
International Development 28 Systems Laws (graduate diploma, 66 Advanced Health Care 73 Science 83
• Applied economics and Education Studies 55 graduate certificate)
Practice Practice
econometrics (graduate certificate) Cybersecurity 62
International Development 29 Legal Studies 67 • Midwifery
• Economics Professional Psychology 56 Data Science 62
Practice • Commercial and corporate • Paramedicine
(graduate certificate) Applied Marketing 40 Teaching 57 Information Technology 63 law Health and Science 73
International Relations 29 Banking and Finance 41 • Early childhood education Information Technology 63 • Criminal law and forensics Research
(also available as part of a double master’s Business 41 • Early childhood and primary Research • Dispute resolution (graduate diploma)
program)
• Contemporary management education (graduate certificate) • Global society and human
• Gender, peace and security Health Management 74
• Entrepreneurship • Primary education rights
• Global migration Medical Science and 75
• International diplomacy • Financial and risk • Primary and secondary • Health law and community Doctor of Medicine
and trade management education • Labour and employment
Advanced Nursing 75
• Political violence and • International business • Secondary education law studies • Advanced nursing studies
counter-terrorism • Marketing TESOL 58 • Public sector governance
• Disaster nursing
• Advanced international • Responsible business and regulation • Nursing education
relations governance • Technology and innovation
• Nursing leadership
International Relations 30 • Supply chain management • Transnational economic
and management
(graduate certificate) Business 42 regulation • Trauma nursing
International Relations 30 (graduate certificate, Legal studies 68
graduate diploma) Nursing Practice 76
and Journalism (graduate diploma,
Business Administration 43 graduate certificate) Occupational and 76
International Sustainable 31
Environmental Health
Tourism Management Business Analytics 43 Legal systems and 69
services Occupational and 77
Interpreting and 32 Business Management 44
(graduate certificate) Environmental Health
Translation Studies Commerce 45
(also available as part of a double master’s (graduate diploma)
program) Economic Analytics 45
• Translation
Global Business 46
• Interpreting and translation
Global Executive Business 46
Journalism 32 Administration
(also available as part of a double master’s
program) Management 47
Journalism 33 Project leadership 47
(graduate certificate) Project leadership 48
Marketing and digital 33 (graduate certificate, COURSE INFORMATION FAST FACTS
communications graduate diploma) Look for these icons on each course page for key information.
Marketing and digital 34 Project management 49
communications Regulation and Compliance 50 Location Duration Intakes Fees
(graduate certificate)
Public Policy 34
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ART, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
ART, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN
COURSE CODE: F6001 CRICOS CODE: 097034K COURSE CODE: F6002 CRICOS CODE: 089737A COURSE CODE: F6004 CRICOS CODE: 093076K
Entry requirements
Caulfield 2 or 3 years February Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Caulfield 2 years February
Average
ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME Duration
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
A$41,000 A$36,700 A$41,000 High Credit
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field2 2
2021 fees p.a. 2021 fees p.a. 2021 fees p.a. (65%)
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. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
Monash English language level
Level A (see page 90).
Whether you’ve completed undergraduate studies in architecture In a rapidly transforming world, designers need to constantly develop Our Master of Urban Planning and Design places you ahead of the
or another field, the Master of Architecture meets the academic their skillsets, strategic thinking and knowledge to respond with competition by integrating design with policy-based knowledge. Career options
requirements necessary to register as an architect. At Monash, You’ll develop the technical capabilities and creative capacity to • Strategic planning: private and public sector
innovative solutions to the developments in their field.
we develop graduates with a vision to design architecture that address the big challenges facing our cities. • Statutory planning
responds to the dynamic needs of society while also speculating Ideal for both designers and non-designers, this course focuses on four • Urban design
core design studios that will engage you with design systems, services, Guided by Monash academics and industry professionals you’ll focus
about the future of our built environment. • Sustainable development
processes, environments and objects. on four project-based learning themes: the compact city, the ecological
• Community development
In this project-based studio course, you’ll be guided by industry city, the inclusive city, and planning for metropolitan growth areas.
experts and award-winning Monash academics. This integrated Guided by Monash academics and industry practitioners, you’ll build • Transport planning
You’ll study in real-world environments and engage in lectures,
program of study allows you to select from a range of design studios technical capabilities and knowledge in design thinking and strategy workshops, seminars, field visits, and have the option for international
in conjunction with advanced architectural studies. while developing research capabilities and an entrepreneurial mindset. study tours.
TOP 10 IN AUSTRALIA
Professional accreditation Specialisations Professional accreditation FOR ART, DESIGN AND
• Collaborative design • Multimedia design
This course meets the academic requirements for professional
• Interaction design • Advanced studies in design.
Master of Urban Planning and Design is accredited by the Planning ARCHITECTURE.
recognition by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia Institute of Australia (PIA).
*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020
and the Australian Institute of Architects. Two years of professional Professional recognition
experience is required for registration. The Master of Design is a ‘recognised course’ by the Design Institute
of Australia – the peak industry body for professional design.
Entry requirements 1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. Your prior qualification/s must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the eligibility requirements table.
2 Or equivalent qualification and experience approved by the faculty.
Average
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Duration2 Entry requirements
Average
Distinction Duration2
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field 33 ELIGIBILITY requirements1
(70%)
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%) 2
Distinction Image: Architecture students
Bachelor’s degree in architecture4 (or equivalent) 26 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field7, OR work with their peers in small
(70%) 5
Credit (60%) 1.59 groups to develop responses
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field or to a wide range of social and
relevant expertise7, 8
Additional requirements spatial issues.
THREE-YEAR DURATION Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in any field or
Credit (60%) 19
relevant expertise8
You must also provide:
• a compilation of evidence of creative work and a statement of intent.
Additional requirements
TWO-YEAR DURATION You must provide a current academic and professional curriculum vitae.
You must also provide:
• a design folio Monash English language level
• and a curriculum vitae. Level A (see page 90).
Shortlisted applicants may be invited to attend an interview.
Alternative exits
Monash English language level • Graduate Certificate of Design
Level A (see page 90). • Graduate Diploma of Design
Career options Career options
• Registered architect • Interdisciplinary collaborative designer
• Drafting and design work • Multimedia designer
• Government policy advisor • Web, UX, UI, animation, or interaction designer
• Project management
• Property or community development
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. Your prior qualification/s must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the eligibility requirements table.
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, a curriculum vitae and a statement of intent. Shortlisted applicants may be invited for an interview.
4 This qualifying bachelor degree must have been completed within five years of the proposed commencement of the Masters program. If you’ve successfully completed the Bachelor of Architectural Design at Monash, you’ll
automatically progress to the Master of Architecture.
5 You must have achieved a distinction (70%) in the final year of your degree.
6 You must provide a design folio and a curriculum vitae. Shortlisted applicants may be invited to attend an interview.
7 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.
8 For example, by relevant graduate certificate in a related field.
9 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.
24 2022 INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2022 INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 25Master of Graduate Certificate of
Create a master’s degree that suits you
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:
COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
• Tailor your program by taking specified electives from any
other coursework master’s degrees offered in the faculty^
• Create a pathway to a PhD – by completing a research thesis
as a prerequisite for future enrolment into a PhD or master’s
AND MEDIA STUDIES AND MEDIA STUDIES
COURSE CODE: A6003 CRICOS CODE: 082653F COURSE CODE: A4007 CRICOS CODE: 097658M
• Accelerate your studies, taking units over the winter and by research
summer, and complete your degree in less than one year* • Take advantage of leadership opportunities through our Arts RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD
• Apply for professional internships to develop your professional Graduate Leadership Program and gain access to professional QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
experience and networks development workshops.
Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Caulfield 6 months February and July
^
Only available for students completing the two-year option, and commencing in semester one.
• Go on study tours and gain practical, on-the-ground experience *Only available for students completing the 1.5-year option. Not available with the Master of
ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME^ ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME^
both in Australia and abroad Interpreting and Translation Studies or the Master of Bioethics.
A$35,000 A$17,500
2021 fees p.a. 2021 fees
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. This is the total 2021 fee for this 24-credit-point course.
Master of Master of ^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia ^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia
APPLIED LINGUISTICS BIOETHICS
who hold specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation. who hold specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation.
COURSE CODE: A6001 CRICOS CODE: 082651G COURSE CODE: A6002 CRICOS CODE: 082652G
Be introduced to the latest developments and research in As a student in the Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media
RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD RANKED TOP 30 IN THE WORLD communications and media, with a view to real-world application. Studies, you’re at once part of this media-saturated world but will also
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
learn how to analyse, critique and challenge assumptions about the role
Our Master of Communications and Media Studies features guest
Clayton 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Clayton 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July of the media.
professional speakers in conjunction with industry-focused field trips
ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME^ ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME^
ONLINE *
to media outlets in Sydney, Melbourne, and Shanghai. You’ll expand your understanding of the key challenges posed by the
A$34,700 new economy of digital media, globalisation and increasing levels of
A$34,700 You’ll have the option of undertaking a communication industry
2021 fees p.a. cross-cultural exchange. Skill development in critical thinking, writing
2021 fees p.a. internship where you can apply your skills in real-work situations.
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. and presentation in multicultural settings are designed to enhance your
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. Excursions and guest lectures help to provide further industry-based
^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia who hold career capabilities.
specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation. * Online study-mode may be available to students studying in their home country. learning opportunities.
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia who hold This degree is suitable for emerging professionals in communications
^
specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation.
Entry requirements and media industries, as well as those wishing to expand their knowledge
Average of this dynamic field. Successful completion of this degree can count
As globalisation continues, the demand for English language experts, ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Duration2
teachers and intercultural communicators has significantly increased. toward a Master of Communications and Media Studies for those who
Bioethics responds to increasing community concern about ethical issues Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2 desire further study.
The application of linguistic knowledge to professional contexts is at created by scientific discoveries in the health and biological fields.
the heart of the curriculum. You’ll have the opportunity to regularly Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4, OR Credit (60%)
engage with real-world case studies and practical problem-solving Our Master of Bioethics is offered by the Monash Bioethics Centre, 1.5 Entry requirements
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field +
established by Professor Peter Singer in 1980 and was Australia’s first Pass (50%) 5 Average
as part of your studies. There’s also an extensive fortnightly seminar graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field3,4 Duration
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
series where you can engage with guest lecturers from industry and research centre devoted to bioethics. In 2014, it was designated as a
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Bioethics, of which Credit (60%) 1 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Pass (50%) 0.5
other universities. related field3, 4
there are only six worldwide. You’ll work with expert staff who are
Entry requirements internationally recognised leaders and active, prominent contributors to
Monash English language level Monash English language level
Average public and professional discussions about a variety of issues in the field. Level A (see page 90).
Duration2 Level A (see page 90).
ELIGIBILITY requirements1 You’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with industry and apply for
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2 optional internships, both in Australia and overseas. Alternative exits Career options
• Journalist
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3 4, OR Credit (60%) • Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media Studies
1.5
Entry requirements • Graduate Diploma of Arts
• Brand marketing manager
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 + • Communications advisor
Pass (50%) 5 Average
graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4 ELIGIBILITY
Duration2
requirements1
Career options
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a related field3,4 Credit (60%) 1 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2 • Journalist
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 6, OR Credit (60%) • Public relations consultant
Monash English language level 1.5 • Media advisor
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 +
Level A (see page 90). Pass (50%) 5
graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related filed3, 6 • Social media manager
Alternative exits Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 6 Credit (60%) 1
• Graduate Certificate of Applied Linguistics
• Graduate Diploma of Applied Linguistics Monash English language level
Level A (see page 90).
Career options
• English teacher Alternative exits
• Editor • Graduate Certificate of Bioethics
• Policy advisor • Graduate Diploma of Bioethics
Career options
• Clinical ethics and research • Public policy development
ethics within hospitals and • State guardianship boards
health care facilities
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. Your prior qualification/s must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the eligibility requirements table. 1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. Your prior qualification/s must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the eligibility requirements table.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration. 2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 Or equivalent qualification and experience approved by the faculty. 3 Or equivalent qualification and experience approved by the faculty.
4 Related fields include linguistics, applied linguistics, language study or teaching, translation and interpreting, TESOL and speech pathology. 4 Related fields include humanities and social sciences.
5 You must have achieved a pass (50%) average in both qualifications. 5 You must have achieved a pass (50%) average in both qualifications.
6 Related fields include medicine and other health sciences, life sciences, social sciences, law and humanities.
26 2022 INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2022 INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 27Master of Master of Graduate Certificate of Master of
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
CULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE RELATIONS
COURSE CODE: A6004 CRICOS CODE: 093655B COURSE CODE: A6006 CRICOS CODE: 079175B COURSE CODE: A4012 CRICOS CODE: 0100210 COURSE CODE: A6010 CRICOS CODE: 082659M
Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD Clayton 6 months February and July RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME ^
ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME ^
A$34,700 Caulfield, 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July A$17,350 Caulfield, 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July
2021 fees p.a. Clayton FULL-TIME^ 2021 fees Clayton FULL-TIME^
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. ON-CAMPUS This is the total 2021 fee for this 24-credit-point course. ON-CAMPUS
^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia ^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia
who hold specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation. who hold specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation.
A$34,700 A$34,700
2021 fees p.a. 2021 fees p.a.
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.
^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia ^
Part-time study may be available to international students studying onshore in Australia
This exciting course provides you with an overview of the rapidly who hold specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation. Ever wondered how to combat global poverty and environmental crises? who hold specific visa categories. Please check your visa for confirmation.
growing cultural and creative industry sector, and its many
You’ll explore the complex political, economic, cultural and ecological
employment opportunities.
challenges that contribute to extreme poverty, reduced health,
You’ll gain a detailed understanding of this dynamic sector from a Delivered by specialists from the humanities, social sciences, medicine, environmental vulnerability and fragile governance affecting the As the only Australian member of the Association of Professional Schools
range of industry professionals and real-world projects in Australia business, education and law, the Master of International Development well-being of millions of people worldwide. of International Affairs in the southern hemisphere, this course seamlessly
and overseas. Whether exploring creative clusters in Melbourne and Practice offers a broad approach to sustainable development with six blends theory, policy and practice.
specialist streams: democracy, justice and governance; crisis, change This could be your stepping stone to diverse careers in the field within
Shanghai, or understanding the business models of global digital You’ll look at key issues in foreign policy, world order, European studies,
and management; gender, peace and security; global migration; six months full-time or you could continue to develop through the
industries, our agile content will prepare you for a career in this crisis management and terrorism, as well as the gender, development,
sustainable economies; and sustainable resource management. Master of International Development Practice.
expanding sector. migration and governance aspects of global politics.
You’ll learn directly from leading researchers and practitioners, and will Entry requirements
You’ll gain insight into how to initiate and manage projects, and how You’ll learn from leaders in the field who are all highly regarded experts
combine this academic insight with a high level of industry integration Average
to evaluate their success, while maintaining close contact with a range of Duration sought after for their expertise to help solve political, humanitarian and
to give yourself a competitive advantage in the workforce. ELIGIBILITY requirements1
industry professionals and real-world projects from Australia and overseas. ethical issues nationally and internationally.
You’ll also have the opportunity to be matched with an industry mentor Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Pass (50%) 0.5
Entry requirements in the field through our many sector partnerships and mentoring Specialisations
ELIGIBILITY
Average
Duration2 programs which match students with a development practitioner from Monash English language level • Gender, peace and security • Political violence and
requirements1 around the world based on shared interests. Level A (see page 90). • Global migration counter-terrorism
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
• International diplomacy and • Advanced international
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4, OR Credit (60%)
Entry requirements Career options trade relations.
Average • Researchers in foreign aid and development sector
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + 3 Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Pass (50%) 5
a graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4
1.5
• International institutions such as the Asia Development Bank, Double masters program
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2 the United Nations and Oxfam, Care or Plan
Graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field + 4 Available as part of the double master's program with the Master of Arts
a minimum of five years' work experience6 in a related Credit (60%) Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4, OR Credit (60%) in Chinese Politics and Economy at the Shanghai Jian Tong University.
field4 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 + 1.5
Pass (50%) 5
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a a graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4 Entry requirements
Credit (60%) 1 Average
related field3, 4 Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a Duration2
Credit (60%) 1 ELIGIBILITY requirements1
related field3, 4
Monash English language level Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
Level A (see page 90). Monash English language level Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field , OR 3, 4
Credit (60%)
Level A (see page 90). Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 + 1.5
Alternative exits a graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4
Pass (50%) 5
• Graduate Certificate of Arts Alternative exits Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4 Credit (60%) 1
• Graduate Diploma of Arts • Graduate Certificate of International Development Practice
• Graduate Diploma of Arts
Career options Monash English language level
• Running a creative studio Career options Level A (see page 90).
• Working within marketing, design and digital media agencies • Project managers in humanitarian and aid delivery
• Corporate social responsibility officers
Alternative exits
• Cultural consultancy
• Graduate Certificate of International Relations
• Researchers in foreign aid and development sector
• Graduate Diploma of Arts
Career options
Graduates go on to a broad range of occupations at organisations such as:
• Australian government • International Red Cross
departments (DFAT, Defence, • United Nations
Attorney General)
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. Your prior qualification/s must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the eligibility requirements table.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration. 1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. Your prior qualification/s must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the eligibility requirements table.
3 Or equivalent qualification approved by the faculty. 2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
4 Related fields include humanities or social sciences. 3 Or equivalent qualification approved by the faculty.
5 You must have achieved a pass average (50%) average in both qualifications. 4 Related fields include humanities or social sciences.
6 You're required to provide a curriculum vitae and a reference from your employer. 5 You must have achieved a pass average (50%) average in both qualifications.
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