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International Graduate Courses 2018 study.monash
Professions of
the future
TOP 100
Ranked in the top 50 for 23 subjects:
TOP 100
Ranked top 100 in the world*
Define your professional path with graduate study
from Monash. Whether you want to change careers
Professions of the future
Flexible course options
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* Top 100 = QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016. or reinforce your knowledge in your current field,
Support services 4
65 74 79 there’s a course to help you achieve your goal.
Accounting and finance
Anatomy and physiology
Choose from a range of professional entry or expert master’s courses – all designed Scholarships 5
Art and design to add to your professional capabilities – as well as research options in more than
65 in the world 74 in the world 79 in the world 150 fields of study.
Biological sciences QS World University Times Higher Education Academic Ranking of World Our research tradition 6
Rankings 2016 World University Universities and US News Global
Business and management Rankings 2017 Universities Rankings 2016 Choice and flexibility Worldwide recognition
Tailor your course to suit your needs – Monash courses are recognised Our research today 7
Chemical engineering
full-time or part-time, on-campus or and accredited by Australian and
RANKED 32
Chemistry off-campus, at home or overseas. international industry bodies for A global outlook 8
Monash offer’s the flexibility to study professional practice in specified
Civil and structural engineering when and where you choose, and fields. Graduate with a qualification
Development studies
benefit from working with industry that will advance your career in areas Accommodation 10
along the way. such as business, engineering, IT,
Economics and econometrics law, education, architecture, medicine,
Reuters Top 75: Asia’s Most Innovative Universities health or pharmacy. Budgeting 11
A global reach
Education
At Monash we believe that the
English language and literature educational experience is extended Research excellence Our campuses 12
through collaboration, challenging Monash is home to advanced equipment
ACCREDITED
Environmental sciences the status quo and traversing and research platforms such as the
uncharted territory. largest wind tunnel in Australia, which Living in Melbourne 14
Geography
is leading the way for aerodynamic
As a global university with a presence
History and wind noise research, the unique
on four continents, you have access Our courses 16
$5 million electron microscope (EM)
Hospitality and to more international exchanges,
Our courses are accredited by professional bodies such as: which aims to transform the way we
internships and collaborative
leisure management view the human immune system and Semester dates for 2018 102
research programs.
FishCore which is home to the largest
Law We have locations in Italy, Malaysia, zebrafish facility in the southern
India and China, and partnerships hemisphere – leading platforms Fees 102
Medicine
and alliances with universities in for learning and testing your ideas.
Nursing North America, Europe, the UK, Application process for
Monash Business School is one of the few business schools across the globe, and the only one within the Group of Eight, As a member of the Group of Eight, 127
with the esteemed ‘triple crown’ accreditation of AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA. Asia and Africa. international students
Pharmacy and pharmacology Monash is a research-intensive
university. This research informs our
Psychology course development which focuses Entry requirements 106
on meeting the needs of industry
Sociology and society today and tomorrow.
GLOBAL
Theology, divinity Graduate Degrees by
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and religious studies Coursework English Categories
QS World University rankings by subject 2017
+ + + Helping you get
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4 100+ 4
into Monash
Industry- aligned Multidisciplinary Globally relevant Solutions-focused
qualifications International
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application form
Australian International International
locations partner locations
Clayton, Caulfield universities Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia;
Parkville, Peninsula Prato, Italy;
Suzhou, China;
Mumbai, India monash.edu/graduate-education
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Flexible course options
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 such as engineering, journalism or medicine,
or you might be looking for a career change. Whatever your ambition, Monash can help you get there.
Professional entry master’s courses Study modes
These courses are specifically designed to prepare you to enter We know you have many priorities and commitments.
a regulated profession such as law, accounting or teaching. That’s why we offer flexible study modes to allow you to
These courses can take two to four years to complete, build your study around your life.
depending on the discipline.
Most courses are offered in both full-time and part-time
Some of these areas can also be studied at an undergraduate study modes. Some units are offered in intensive block mode
level; however, a professional-entry master’s course is ideal if (usually Thursday to Sunday) allowing you to arrange a short
you make the decision to enter a different field to that of your break from work to complete a unit, and some are offered
first course. outside business hours. It’s whatever works best for you.
Expert master’s courses Off-campus (distance learning)
These courses allow you to extend expertise gained through You don’t have to be at Monash to study with Monash.
your undergraduate degree, or add breadth to your knowledge Through our online distance learning, you can study with
and skills within a new or complementary field. If you complete a Australia’s biggest university without ever having to set foot
four-year Honours bachelor’s degree, you can usually complete on-campus. It’s the perfect option if you need to balance
an expert master’s degree in the same discipline in just one year, university with work, family and other personal commitments.
meaning you graduate with both a bachelor’s and a master’s You’ll study the same units and gain the same qualification as
degree in five years. you would if you were on-campus. It includes a combination
of print study material and electronic communication.
See page 16 for a full list of coursework courses.
Please note: Studying off-campus with Monash doesn’t
Double master’s courses entitle you to apply for an Australian student visa.
A double degree allows you to study for two degrees at the
same time. You’ll graduate with two master’s degrees, giving
you more career flexibility and opportunities. It allows you to
keep your options open and develop expertise in different yet
complementary areas. study.monash/courses
Gain credit for prior learning
Many of our master’s programs offer you block credit on the basis of your education background.
1-year programs 1.5-year programs 2-year programs
I want to undertake a I want to undertake a I want to undertake a
master’s program in the master’s program in the master’s program in a
same discipline same discipline different discipline
I have a I have a I have a
four-year honours three-year undergraduate three-year undergraduate
qualification qualification qualification
48 credit points 72 credit points 96 credit points
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Support
“The Master of Networks and Security gives me
in-depth skills in networks and IT and a competitive
edge in getting a job because of the growing demand
in cyber security.
services “I chose Monash because it is one of best universities
in the world. The scholarship opened doors for me
to fulfil my passion and I hope to continue building
the medical sector of my home country, Ghana,
through the skills I learn in my degree.”
At Monash, it’s not just about the course. You’re at the centre of everything we do. AKUA BOATEMMA OWUSU
Master of Networks and Security (Ghana)
Recipient of Monash International Leadership Scholarship
We offer you careers counselling, academic support, health and wellbeing services, professional development opportunities
and family support. We can even help you find somewhere to live. You can also take advantage of academic support services
and modern study facilities designed specifically for graduate students.
Academic support
During your studies, you can access academic support programs
Personal support
Career guidance
Scholarships
to improve your written and oral expression, reading, listening
Take advantage of our career development programs
and note-taking skills. Tutors are available to guide you through
and individual career counselling.
research methodology, conference presentation and the best
way of submitting academic papers. monash.edu/careers
Monash University is committed to attracting academic high achievers
monash.edu/counselling/academic-support
Family support
and producing internationally competitive graduates.
Monash Connect Monash Family and Childcare supports Monash scholarships External scholarships
Monash students with children or families.
Monash Connect can advise you on anything from admissions,
enrolment, fees, academic support, language support, monash.edu/childcare Monash international leadership scholarship Australia awards (AUSAID)
graduations and scholarships. Student service centres are 100% course remission for high-achieving international The Australia Awards (previously known as AusAID) is
located on all Australian campuses. Monash Sport coursework students. Selection is based on academic an initiative of the Australian Government to promote
achievements, application statement and the student’s knowledge, education links and enduring ties between
monash.edu/connect Monash Sport offers a wide range of group fitness
potential to be a Monash University ambassador. Australia and our neighbours through Australia’s
classes, gym memberships, aquatic activities and
extensive scholarship programs.
Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) competitive or social sports. monash.edu/new-scholarships
Monash University offers a range of courses suited
As a Monash graduate student you’ll automatically become monash.edu/sport
Monash international merit scholarship to the development needs of Australia Awards and
a member of the Monash Postgraduate Association, which
its scholarship holders. Find out more through our
provides services for graduate students including social Wellbeing A$10,000 paid per year to high-achieving international
guides below or check the Australia Awards website
functions, newsletters and publications, advice, advocacy coursework students.
Each Monash campus features a health, wellbeing and to see your country’s area of priority.
and mediation, and seminars to help you transition from
development hub with counsellors, medical practitioners,
study to a successful career.
student advisers and a team of people from different Applications
Other external scholarships include:
mpa.monash.edu faith communities to support you in all facets of Once you have received a full offer from Monash you are able
• Becas (Chile)
university life – from accommodation and financial to apply for a scholarship. Applications from students from all
aid to life balance issues. countries are invited, and countries with strategic priorities for • Colfuturo (Colombia)
Dedicated graduate learning spaces • FIDERH and FUNED (Mexico)
Monash will be given preference.
We have two study lounges purpose-built for graduate monash.edu/health-wellbeing • Senescyt (Ecuador)
students. The Graduate Student Hub is designed for all
• Ciência sem Fronteiras (Brazil)
graduate students and is open from 7am until midnight. Disability support services
If you have a disability or medical condition that impedes monash.edu/scholarships
Professional pathways your study, the Equity and Diversity Centre will help you
Offering a 12-week internship and work-readiness training, access services such as learning support, assistive
the Professional Year Program helps you obtain the skills software or equipment loans.
that employers demand (fees apply).
monash.edu/equity-diversity
monashprofessional.edu.au
“My passion is to promote equality and transparency.
The flexibility of my double degree course means I can
CAMPUS learn about management and finance while still following
monash.edu/study/life SECURITY
my passion in law. Monash courses are not only limited
DID YOU KNOW?
to theories. It is accompanied with an abundance of case
Every Monash campus has a security office that is studies and practical projects, which will equip me with
staffed 24 hours a day. Members of the security essential employability skills.”
team are friendly and always ready to provide help TRINH PHAM NGOC NGUYEN
and safety advice. They are also happy to escort you Master of Professional Accounting/Master of Business Law (Vietnam)
anywhere on campus at any time of the day or night. Monash International Merit Scholarship
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Our research tradition Our research today
Even before we became the global university we are today, our researchers Today our ambition and optimism are stronger than ever. We have a clear vision
looked beyond traditional boundaries, discovering ways of approaching the of what we want our research to achieve and how we’ll help our researchers
fields in which they worked. It’s why a Monash education is respected around make it happen. We partner with government and industry to develop innovative
the world. Things that we now take for granted wouldn’t exist without the solutions to complex problems.
initial work of Monash researchers: Although we conduct research across more than 150 fields of Printable body parts
study, we focus on a number of specialisations. We call these
A partnership between Monash and the CSIRO, Australia’s
our leading capabilities. We’ve grouped these capabilities into
First in-vitro fertilisation pregnancy Nobel Peace Prize peak scientific organisation, aims to create 3D-printable human
four categories:
Professors Alan Trounson and Carl Wood achieved In 2007, eight scientists from Monash University body parts. Bioprinters use a scan of an individual’s tissue sample
• Health and wellbeing and different types of stem cells to produce replacement tissue
the world’s first IVF pregnancy in 1973. The Trounson shared in the prestige of the 2007 Nobel Peace
• Future technologies for damaged organs, new discs for spinal injuries or multilayered
and Wood team went on to accomplish Australia’s first Prize, awarded jointly to the Intergovernmental Panel
(and the world’s fourth) successful IVF birth in 1980. on Climate Change and former US Vice-President • Sustainable environments skin for burns victims. This technology could also be used to
Al Gore. We judge our research not only by its • Resilient cultures and communities. create body parts for cancer or accident victims.
Fighting influenza academic excellence, but by the impact it has on
the communities with which we engage and serve. Building stronger, lighter planes A sustainable future
In 1986, a team from our Faculty of Pharmacy and
Professor Xinhua Wu and her team at the Monash Centre for Clean water and sanitation are essential parts of the United
Pharmaceutical Sciences (formerly the Victorian College
Additive Manufacturing (MCAM) are creating an aluminium Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The Monash
of Pharmacy) designed and synthesised the anti-flu
alloy that will make aircraft 30 to 40 per cent lighter, twice Sustainability Institute draws together researchers and experts
drug Relenza, which first became available in Australia
as fuel-efficient and still structurally sound. So significant is from a wide range of disciplines to investigate how to build
in 1999 and is now used globally.
this project that they’re working in close partnership with water-sensitive cities and better manage our water resources.
Microturbo, the European Space Agency and Bombardier. Initiatives involve high-impact policy development and fieldwork
across Australia and the world, often in partnership with industry,
Helping the blind to see government and not-for-profit organisations.
The Monash Vision Group (MVG) draws on the capabilities of Some of our research is currently focused on empowering
Monash University, The Alfred hospital, and industry partners Indigenous communities to adapt to climate change, and
MiniFAB and Grey Innovation to develop bionic eye technology supporting developing Asian cities to transition to more
that connects to the primary visual cortex. This means that sustainable, resilient and liveable conditions through the
patients unable to make use of current retinal implants uptake of advanced water technologies, policy development
because of damaged optic nerves or physical trauma to the and social practices.
actual eyes may now have the opportunity to see again.
Providing clean water
with ‘super sand’
Building stronger,
Fighting lighter planes
influenza with 3D printing
1973 1986 2007 2011 2014 2015 TODAY AND
TOMORROW
First in-vitro fertilisation Nobel Peace Prize Helping the
pregnancy for climate change blind to see Eliminating
Dengue Fever
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A global
Prato, Italy.
outlook
Get ready to see the world
International Overseas Monash
placements internships Malaysia
Choose from a range of INTERN at the Our MONASH MALAYSIA
INTERNATIONAL PLACEMENTS United Nations, New York, campus offers students from
– Asia, Africa, Europe, US. or Shandong Television in China Australia and Malaysia the
– just two of many options. opportunity to spend a semester
away from their home campus or
apply for inter-campus transfer.
Monash Prato, Italy Connect
Study at the MONASH PRATO Connect with
CENTRE in Italy – offerings include 310,000 ALUMNI DID YOU KNOW?
art, design, architecture, Italian and law. across the globe. With 70,000 students and 310,000
alumni from more than 170 countries,
Monash is Australia’s largest university.
Shanghai, China.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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 Italy, or complete a double master’s program with one of our
market and prepare you for the professions of the future, both in international partners.
Australia and overseas.
Globally connected, our alumni network is at the forefront
Our industry-relevant courses are embedded with the leadership, of social and technological progress at many of the world’s
entrepreneurial and commercialisation skills that will advance best companies.
your career.
If you aspire to make a positive impact in the world, you’ll find
You can take a semester at the University of Warwick in the Monash learning is all about discovery, creativity, challenge
UK, undertake master’s units at the Monash Centre in Prato, and opportunity. Prato, Italy.
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Accommodation Budgeting
Live on campus at Monash for a convenient, focused and DID YOU KNOW?
It’s a good idea to plan and prepare ON-CAMPUS SINGLE LIVING*
MRS residents have a
supportive environment designed to allow the disciplined consistently higher pass
a budget before you go to uni, Costs Monthly (A$) Yearly (A$)
study necessary to complete a graduate-level course. rate than non-residents. especially if you plan on living out Building and amenities fee 300
The pass rate for MRS
Monash Residential Services offers specific banks, cafes, restaurants, parks, libraries, residents is 93 per cent
of home. Application fee 50
floors dedicated to graduate students. sporting facilities and a cinema all close by*. Halls of residence fees during academic year (40 weeks) 5908
compared to 88 per cent
Some buildings have dedicated graduate Monash on-campus accommodation is You can use these tables to help prepare a budget.
for non-residents. However, these figures are only estimates; costs will
Halls of residence fees during summer vacation (12 weeks) 1772.40
lounges and other facilities that foster available at Clayton and Peninsula campuses.
collegiality and recognise the needs of our We recommend you book early to secure vary depending on your location and your lifestyle. Telephone and internet connection 275
more mature students. your place. Rent, for example, is more expensive in some areas
of Melbourne than others. You may need to add other Books, stationery and equipment 1100
All of this is situated at the heart of campus life items to your budget, such as ongoing mobile phone Clothing 900
where residents have access to recreational mrs.monash.edu and internet fees. All costs are subject to inflation.
facilities and ease of living with a supermarket, * Applies only to Clayton campus. Food (lunch Mon–Fri) 300 3600
Halls of residence meals (optional) 400 4800
Miscellaneous (entertainment, personal items) 330 3960
Total yearly cost A$22,665.40
RENTING*
Costs One-off costs (A$) Monthly (A$) Yearly (A$)
Bond (one month’s rent) 435
Telephone/utilities connection 150
General establishment (furniture/linen) 1000
Books, stationery and equipment 1100
Clothing 900
Health cover (OSHC) – international students only 349
Average rent 435 5220
Food (lunch Mon–Fri) 300 3600
Graduate Student Hub – a dedicated study space for graduate students, Sample studio room.
Campbell Hall, Clayton campus. Household costs (food, power, phone) 400 4800
Travel expenses 250 3000
Miscellaneous (entertainment, personal items) 330 3960
DID YOU KNOW? Off-campus Total yearly costs (including establishment) A$24,514
Living on campus is less
expensive than comparable
accommodation * These tables are provided as an approximate guide only and do not include tuition fees, mobile phone charges,
internet service fees or motor vehicle expenses. The figures are only estimates, are subject to inflation and will vary
depending on location, lifestyle and preferences.
private rentals. Prices start at
Not interested in living on campus?
$230 per week. This gets you There are plenty of off-campus options.
a fully furnished apartment
with all utilities included. If you need help deciding or advice
on how to get started, give us a call
on 1800 666 274 or send us a query
online at ask.monash. We will be
happy to help you with any queries
you have – not just before arriving, but
throughout your entire time at Monash.
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Our campuses
CL CA PA
Clayton Caulfield Parkville
Live, study and play at Clayton. Caulfield, our second-largest campus, Parkville, our specialist pharmacy and
Designed to give you everything you is a hive of collaboration and creativity pharmaceutical sciences campus, is in
need all in one place, Clayton is our for fine arts, design and architecture, the heart of Australia’s top health and
largest campus with more than 26,000 business and journalism. Cafés, sporting biomedical precinct. Our neighbours include
students. You will learn alongside facilities and a new library surround major hospitals, the Walter and Eliza Hall
students from eight of Monash’s the newly developed Campus Green Institute, the Howard Florey Institute, CSL
10 faculties. You could be lunching and Sound Shell, a focal point for Limited, the Ludwig Institute for Cancer
with linguists or playing football with student gatherings. Research and CSIRO’s Division of Health
physicists. Make friends, find study Sciences. Surrounded by parks, it’s a short
Next to the campus you’ll find a large
partners, expand your mind. tram ride from central Melbourne and within
supermarket and a variety of restaurants.
walking distance of the vibrant inner-city
Beautiful natural features such as the Caulfield train station, a public transport
suburbs of Carlton and Brunswick, which
Rainforest Garden or the Lemon-scented hub, is just metres away, taking you to
have contributed much to Melbourne’s
Lawn complement on-campus arts the city in less than 20 minutes.
artistic and multicultural soul. It’s also home
spaces, sporting facilities and a variety of
to our research arms, the Monash Institute
food and drink outlets. With every amenity
of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Centre
close by, Clayton is a university town.
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Monash University has four Melbourne-based legal precinct. All graduate law courses is part of a vibrant, integrated health and
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Melbourne’s CBD, as well as international walking distance of the Magistrates’,
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Studying at Caulfield but want to take independent study spaces specifically Courses are offered by the Faculty of
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Each Monash campus has its own personality, but all are friendly, respectful and some units at Clayton? Most of our designed for working professionals. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences,
welcoming communities where you will feel at home. the Faculty of Education, and Monash
Melbourne campuses are connected Art and culture Parking
Business School.
We also have a campus in Malaysia; a joint graduate school in China; a learning via a network of free shuttle buses.
centre in Italy; and a research centre in India. We also deliver awards at other Many students who study at Caulfield
locations with partners such as Laureate International in South Africa. Bus Sport
live on the Clayton campus.
monash.edu/people/transport-parking/inter- Cafe Train
monash.edu/campuses campus-shuttle-bus
On-campus
Tram
accommodation
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Living in Melbourne
If you’re looking for an unforgettable study experience, Melbourne’s the place
for you – it has an enviable reputation for welcoming international students
and providing them with a home away from home.
Named the world’s most liveable city for the past six years*, From beautiful parks and gardens to the edgy arts and music
it’s a rich, multicultural melting pot of friendly, cosmopolitan scene, the city has something for all tastes, including international
people, with high education, health care, public transport sporting events and a range of cultural festivals. If food is a
and safety standards, along with excellent employment rates. passion, you’ll be superbly catered for in Australia’s restaurant
Melbourne’s diverse economy is renowned for its strengths in capital, with more than 3000 restaurants offering cuisines from
finance, information communications technology, biotechnology, around the world.
research, manufacturing, automotive, aviation/aerospace and
creative industries. With a population of more than four million,
there are vast opportunities for casual work while studying.
* Economist Intelligence Unit 2011-2016
DID YOU KNOW?
It is a good idea to plan and
prepare a budget before you arrive
in Australia. Your tuition and study
fees do not include personal costs
such as accommodation, food
and other things you will need.
These costs can add up to
approximately A$27,090.
See page 11 for more information
or go to monash.edu/cost-of-living
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Our
Engineering Medicine, Nursing and Multidisciplinary courses
Course information fast facts Advanced Engineering 61
Health Sciences Project Management 99
Look for these icons on each course page for key information. • Chemical engineering
courses
Biomedical and Health Science 79 Environment and Sustainability 101
• Civil engineering (infrastructure systems)
• Cardiovascular diseases • Corporate environmental and
• Civil engineering (transport)
Location $ Fees • Civil engineering (water)
• Infectious diseases and population health sustainability management
• Neuroscience • Environment and governance
• Electrical engineering
• Regenerative medicine and stems cells • Environmental security
Duration Degree awarded • Energy and sustainability engineering
• Materials engineering • International development and environment
Clinical Embryology 80
• Mechanical engineering • Leadership for sustainable development
Intake
• Medical engineering Clinical Research Methods 81
• Renewable and sustainable
energy engineering Dietetics 81
Advanced Health Care Practice 82
Information • Clinical midwifery
Technology Health and Science Research 83
(graduate diploma)
Business Information Systems 65
Art, Design and Business Education • Archives and recordkeeping Health Services Management 84
• Archives and recordkeeping/
Architecture Accounting 33 Counselling 47 Library and information science Health Services Management 84
• Business information systems (graduate diploma)
Architecture 19 Professional Accounting 33 Education 48 • Library and information science
• Adult learning Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine 85
Design 20 Professional Accounting 34 Data Science 66
• Applied behaviour analysis
• Advanced studies in design and Business Law Advanced Nursing 86
• Digital learning Information Technology 67
• Collaborative design • General studies in advanced nursing
• Early childhood education
• Interaction design Actuarial Studies 34 • Educational leadership and policy Information Technology Research 67 • Nursing education
• Multimedia design
• Expert teaching practice (graduate certificate) • Nursing leadership and management
Applied Economics and Econometrics 35 • General education studies
Urban Planning and Design 21 • Applied econometrics • Inclusive and special education Networks and Security 68 Nursing Practice 87
• Applied economics and econometrics
• Business economics Educational and Developmental Psychology 50 Occupational and Environmental Health 89
Arts, Humanities and
Social Sciences Applied Finance 36 Educational Research (graduate certificate) 51 Law Occupational and Environmental Health 89
(graduate diploma)
Banking and Finance 36 Education Studies (graduate certificate) 51 Commercial Law 71
Applied Linguistics 23
Occupational Therapy Practice 91
• Applied linguistics Business 38 Leadership 52 Dispute Resolution 71
• Teaching world Englishes for • Business ethics and society Public Health 92
• Curriculum and pedagogy
international communication • Commercialisation • General leadership studies
Government Law and Regulatory Practice 72
• Information technology • Organisational learning Reproductive Sciences (graduate diploma) 94
Bioethics 24 Human Rights Law 72
• Law and responsible business • Principal preparation
• Managing human capital Social Work 95
Communications and Media Studies 25 Intellectual Property and
• Marketing Professional Psychology 53
• Project management
Communications Law 73 Translational Research
Cultural and Creative Industries 26
• Quantitative business analysis Professional Psychology (graduate diploma) 54 (graduate certificate) 95
Laws (LLM) 74
International Development Practice 26 • Risk management
• Supply chain management STEM Education (graduate certificate) 55 • Commercial law
International Relations 27 • Sustainability • Dispute resolution Science
Teaching 56 • Government law and regulatory practice
• General studies in international relations
Business (graduate certificate) 40 • Early years education • Human Rights Financial Mathematics 97
• Governance and security
• Early years and primary education • Intellectual property and communications law
• International diplomacy and trade
Business (graduate diploma) 40 • Primary education • International and comparative law
• Political violence and counter-terrorism
• Primary and secondary education • Law and international development
(also available as part of a double Business Administration 41 • Secondary education • Law studies
master’s program)
• Workplace and employment law
International Relations and Journalism 28 Business Law 42 TESOL 59
Law (graduate diploma) 76
International Sustainable Human Resource Management 43
Juris Doctor 76
Tourism Management 28
Human Resource Management 43
(graduate diploma) Law and International Development 77
Interpreting and Translation Studies 29
• Translation International Business 44 Workplace and Employment Law 77
• Interpreting and translation
• International business
(also available as part of a double
• Diplomacy and trade
master’s program)
Management 45
Journalism 30
(also available as part of a double Marketing 45
master’s program)
Tourism 31
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ART, DESIGN AND Architecture
ARCHITECTURE
PROFESSIONAL ENTRY MASTER’S
The Master of Architecture is ideal if you have completed
undergraduate studies in architecture and want to be
equipped to address the growing challenges of the evolving Caulfield
Architecture
built environment. 2 years
Design
Urban Planning and Design You’ll be trained as an integrated urban Entry requirements
professional with the vision to design February
An Australian bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)
progressive architecture that responds to
in architecture with a credit average in the final
the dynamic needs of contemporary society A$33,100
and speculates about the future of our
year of the degree. $ 2017 fees p.a.
built environment. This qualification must have been
completed within five years of the proposed Master of Architecture
The Master of Architecture meets the academic
commencement of the master’s program.
requirements for registration as an architect
Your application should be accompanied with
in Australia. As a student you’ll undertake Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents
a folio (four projects, no more than 20 images) a standard full-time course load for a year.
high-level study in specialised areas of
of recent, original work, clearly numbered with
architecture, from housing and urban design
a corresponding list of details attached and a COURSE CODE: F6001
to digital practices.
current academic and professional CV. CRICOS CODE: 059818D
Through project-based design studios you
The application process will be conducted
will gain exposure to leading design practices.
in two stages, with your folio and CV being
An integrated program of study will allow
reviewed before being shortlisted for an
you to select from a range of design studios
interview. Those who have successfully
in conjunction with advanced architectural
completed the Bachelor of Architectural
studies – complementary depth units that
Design at Monash University will automatically
introduce you to the methods and tactics of
progress to the Master of Architecture.
architectural design research and engage
with the multidisciplinary socio-cultural,
political, economic, historical, theoretical and
English language requirements
technical dimensions relevant to contemporary Category A (see page 107)
architecture and urbanism.
You’ll also develop knowledge of architectural
practice within the context of multidisciplinary
collaborations and evolving construction methods
and practices. Your studies will culminate in the
final year with a self-directed project. In order to
register as an architect, you must also complete
two years of professional practice and pass
the AACA Architectural Practice Examination.
For more details please visit the Architectural
Registration Board of Victoria website at
arbv.vic.gov.au
“Standing alongside a client in front of a
completed project is incredibly satisfying.
When you’ve spent countless hours
obsessing over the minutest of intricate
detailing, touching the end product makes
it all worth it. To be a part of an industry
constantly reimagining and reshaping the
urban fabric is immensely motivating.”
ELLA BLUTMAN-JAFFÉ
Graduate Architect, Harmer Architecture
Master of Architecture, 2014
18 | International Graduate Courses 2018 International Graduate Courses 2018 | 19Art, design and architecture Art, design and architecture
Design Urban Planning and Design
EXPERT MASTER’S PROFESSIONAL ENTRY MASTER’S
A professionally focused program of advanced study Planners can no longer rely on policy-focused approaches
in contemporary design practice, the Master of Design to re-frame contemporary and future cities.
Caulfield course includes specialisations in interaction design, In this project-based urban planning and design The course is open to applicants from backgrounds
Caulfield
1, 1.5 or 2 years
multimedia design and collaborative design. course, recognised by the Planning Institute of
Australia, you’ll work on projects based in real
as diverse as architecture, landscape architecture,
engineering, economics and geography. 2 years
settings, addressing the challenges facing planners On graduating you’ll be equipped to seek
You can also take a range of units from across these Entry requirements in the 21st century. employment in government departments and
February and July three to construct an advanced studies in design agencies, and in planning practices in Australia February
Depending upon your prior qualifications and The Master of Urban Planning and Design course
specialisation. This program is ideal for those keen and around the world.
experience you will be eligible for entry credit, offers an interdisciplinary and collaborative
A$30,600 to enter the expanding fields of professional design A$30,600
$ 2017 fees p.a. engagement, or design practitioners aiming to
which reduces the duration. approach, engaging with the urban planning $ 2017 fees p.a.
interests in the Department of Architecture as well Entry requirements
upgrade their expertise. You’ll be trained in advanced Eligibility Duration
(in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1 (years)2 as other research interests in Monash University, An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) Master of Urban Planning
Master of Design design thinking and processes that’ll equip you to
such as the Cooperative Research Centre for with at least a credit average, a CV, and a 250-word and Design
create design solutions that engage experiential, Bachelor’s degree in any field 2
communication, object and spatial contexts. Bachelor’s in a related field3, OR Water Sensitive Cities, the Monash Sustainability statement of purpose outlining your area of interest
Alternative exits Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents
Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1.5 Institute and the Monash Infrastructure Institute. and the reason why you would like to complete a standard full-time course load for a year.
• Graduate Certificate of Design the course.
Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field3 1 The focus of the project studios is on understanding
• Graduate Diploma of Design 1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement. Applicants applying the impacts relating to the growth and transformation The application process will be conducted in two COURSE CODE: F6004
to do the 1.5 or one-year program are required to provide 10–15 images of
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents recent, original work, clearly numbered with a corresponding list of details of cities – themes include the Compact City, stages, with your statement and CV being reviewed CRICOS CODE: 089737A
a standard full-time course load for a year. attached, and to identify your preferred specialisation. the Ecological City, the Sprawling City and the before being shortlisted for an interview.
2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it.
You may apply for and complete the longer duration.
Inclusive City. The cumulative project work
COURSE CODE: F6002 3. Related fields may include graphic design, communication design, visual is undertaken in groups and individually in English language requirements
CRICOS CODE: 089737A communication, interior design, interior architecture, exhibition design, the studio setting, and includes field visits,
interaction design, user experience design, multimedia design, motion design, Category A (see page 107)
web design, industrial design or product design. workshops, seminars and case study research.
4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma You’ll work with students from a range of
or work experience. disciplines and backgrounds, along with
Australian and internationally experienced
English language requirements academics and practitioners committed to
Category A (see page 107) multidisciplinary research.
Specialisations
Advanced studies in design Interaction design
This pathway allows you to construct, with The interaction design specialisation develops
approval, an individual program of study from your skills in the design of contemporary artefacts,
across interaction design, multimedia design products and services that engage with interactive,
and collaborative design. This enables you to user-focused technologies and processes.
tailor your unit choices while addressing the These can include, but aren’t limited to, health and
fundamental principles of advanced design medical equipment, ‘smart’ furniture, educational
practice and thinking. It’ll inspire you to connect toys, wearable technologies, information kiosks
research and practice across the design disciplines, and transport systems. You’ll use a diverse
and to become a thoughtful design practitioner. range of interactive processes, including the
You’ll broaden your knowledge of key design application of advanced technologies; electronics
constructs, deepen your professional learning and programming; physical and virtual interface
in design areas of interest, and advance your manipulation; engineering and material fabrication;
capacity as a design professional. and rapid prototyping. The specialisation gives
you an understanding of the relationship between
Collaborative design interactive activities, products and human behaviour.
Collaborative design places you conceptually and
practically at the intersection of interior, graphic Multimedia design
and industrial design practice. The program will Multimedia design develops your skills in digital
set you design challenges involving image, text, communication environments. This includes designing
products, narratives, systems, services, public for the web; motion and animation; and interactive
and private space, materiality and virtuality. touchscreen devices and surfaces. Emphasising an
You’ll develop independent conceptual and advanced knowledge of existing and emerging digital
practical design skills alongside an ability to design processes and systems, this specialisation
be part of collaborative design processes. embraces projects of varied scale, from hand-held
You’ll expand your awareness across design smart devices to large public interactive screens.
disciplines; develop multidisciplinary design It develops your ability to build a communication
expertise; and build broader skills in leadership, narrative; use multimedia processes to fill community
professional adaptability and complex and business needs; and understand the end-user’s
project planning. engagement with projects or products such as
websites, apps and other screen-based media. In Search of New Public Domain, Liam Eastop (2013).
20 | International Graduate Courses 2018 International Graduate Courses 2018 | 21Arts, humanities and social sciences
ARTS, Applied Linguistics
HUMANITIES
EXPERT MASTER’S
Applied linguistics is one of the fastest-growing fields
AND SOCIAL of study in the humanities.
Clayton
SCIENCES Specialisations
As globalisation expands, so does the demand Off-campus study available.
for those with intercultural communication skills
Applied linguistics
to reach wide audiences. The course offers a 2 years
This gives you a strong understanding of
competitive advantage to language teachers,
language structures and use across a variety
interpreters, editors and others working with
of languages. It’s ideal for anyone working February and July
language in increasingly multilingual and
with language issues in a multilingual and
multicultural societies. Two specialisations are
multicultural context. It is suited to a range of A$30,700
available – applied linguistics, and teaching $
Applied Linguistics professionals such as interpreters, editors and 2017 fees p.a.
world Englishes for international communication.
policymakers, and is also recommended for
Bioethics
teachers of senior high school English courses, Master of Applied Linguistics
Communications and Media Studies Entry requirements language teachers and generalist teachers.
Depending upon your prior qualifications and
Cultural and Creative Industries Alternative exits
experience you will be eligible for entry credit, Teaching world Englishes for
International Development Practice which reduces the duration. • Graduate Certificate in Arts
international communication
• Graduate Diploma in
International Relations Eligibility
This provides a detailed knowledge of
Duration Applied Linguistics
(in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1 (years)2 the teaching and use of English as an
International Relations and Journalism
Bachelor’s degree in any field 2 international language. It looks at the spread
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents
International Sustainable of English around the world, including a standard full-time course load for a year.
Bachelor’s in a related field3 1.5
Tourism Management socio-cultural, conceptual and ideological
Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field3, OR
Interpreting and Translation Studies Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1 considerations. It addresses issues such COURSE CODE: A6001
1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement.
as the speaker’s identity, the teaching of CRICOS CODE: 082651G
Journalism 2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it. English as an international language, and
Tourism You may apply for and complete the longer duration. the use of English as a common language
3. Related fields include linguistics, applied linguistics, language study or
teaching, translation and interpreting, TESOL and speech pathology. in international professional contexts.
4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma or work
experience.
English language requirements
Category A (see page 107)
22 | International Graduate Courses 2018 International Graduate Courses 2018 | 23Arts, humanities and social sciences Arts, humanities and social sciences
Bioethics Communications and
EXPERT MASTER’S
Media Studies
There’s increasing community concern about ethics in science, EXPERT MASTER’S
especially in the health and biological sciences. The Master of
Clayton
Bioethics is a response to that concern. As the most established program of its type in Australia, Caulfield, Malaysia
Off-campus study available.
the Master of Communications and Media Studies has a
1, 1.5 or 2 years Taught through the Monash Bioethics Centre
(home to the World Health Organization (WHO)
Entry requirements
Depending upon your prior qualifications and
long record of success. 1, 1.5 or 2 years
Collaborating Centre for Bioethics – one of only six
February and July experience you will be eligible for entry credit, February and July
such centres worldwide), you’ll work with expert staff
which reduces the duration.
The program draws strongly on specialist expertise Entry requirements
who are internationally recognised leaders and active, and focuses on fostering industry-ready graduates.
Depending upon your prior qualifications and
A$30,700 prominent contributors to public and professional A$30,700
$ 2017 fees p.a.
Eligibility
(in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1
Duration
(years)2
You’ll be introduced to the latest developments and experience you will be eligible for entry credit, $ 2017 fees p.a.
discussions about a variety of issues in the field. research in communications and media – including which reduces the duration.
Bachelor’s degree in any field 2 in social and online media – always with a view to
You’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with Master of Communications
Master of Bioethics Bachelor’s in a related field3, OR 1.5 Eligibility Duration
industry and participate in study tours and field real-world application. The course features guest (in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1 (years)2 and Media Studies
schools, both in Australia and overseas. Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field , OR
3
professional speakers in conjunction with industry-
Alternative exits Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1 Bachelor’s degree in any field 2
focused field trips to media outlets in Sydney, Alternative exits
• Graduate Certificate in Bioethics The Master of Bioethics is particularly well-suited 1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement. Bachelor’s in a related field3, OR
Melbourne and Shanghai. • Graduate Certificate in Arts
to health care professionals and scientists who 2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it. Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1.5
• Graduate Certificate in You may apply for and complete the longer duration. You’ll have the opportunity of industry internships • Graduate Diploma in Arts
face complex ethical issues in their working lives. Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field3 1
Research Ethics 3. Related fields include medicine and other health sciences, life sciences,
in Australia and overseas. For example, students in
It also offers skills development for those formulating social sciences, law and humanities. 1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement.
• Graduate Diploma in Bioethics related public policy and law, as well as for anyone 4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma our program have recently completed internships 2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents
or work experience. You may apply for and complete the longer duration. a standard full-time course load for a year.
wanting to explore issues of public concern. with the United Nations in New York, and with 3. Related fields include humanities or social sciences.
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents
Shandong Television in China. 4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma
a standard full-time course load for a year. Your course takes a broad approach to key issues English language requirements or work experience. COURSE CODE: A6003
such as ethical theory, questions of life and death, The course is ideal for those working or seeking CRICOS CODE: 082653F
ethical issues in patient care, human-research ethics, Category A (see page 107) employment in communications and media
COURSE CODE: A6002 English language requirements
CRICOS CODE: 082652G legal and policy issues in bioethics, and ethical issues industries – for instance, electronic journalism,
in professional life. It’s suitable for those with little media strategy, public relations or brand marketing. Category A (see page 107)
or no background in ethics or philosophy, and also The course also has a research option that can be a
DID YOU KNOW? for philosophy graduates with an interest in further gateway to a further higher degree such as the PhD.
As a Monash Master of Bioethics study 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.
24 | International Graduate Courses 2018 International Graduate Courses 2018 | 25Arts, humanities and social sciences Arts, humanities and social sciences
Cultural and Creative Industries International Relations
EXPERT MASTER’S EXPERT MASTER’S
This exciting course provides you with an overview of Our world is shaped by big questions about global justice,
the rapidly growing cultural and creative industry sector, war, peace, social movements and inter-state relations.
Caulfield and its many employment opportunities. The Master of International Relations gives you Specialisations
Caulfield, Clayton
the skills to deal critically and analytically with such
General studies in international relations
1, 1.5 or 2 years You will get a detailed understanding of this dynamic Entry requirements questions, providing a window into the dynamic 1, 1.5 or 2 years
sector in close contact with a range of industry Tailor your studies to suit your own
Depending upon your prior qualifications and world of 21st-century politics.
professionals and real-world projects from Australia interests or needs while addressing the
February and July experience you will be eligible for entry credit, The course explores the security, ethical, legal and fundamental debates surrounding global February and July
and overseas. Whether exploring creative clusters
which reduces the duration. economic dimensions of international relations. politics. By selecting subjects across the
in Melbourne and Shanghai, assessing festivals in
A$30,700 You’ll look at key issues in foreign policy, world order, range of available specialisations, you’ll be A$30,700
rural Africa or understanding the business models
$ 2017 fees p.a.
Eligibility
(in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1
Duration
(years)2 European studies, crisis management and terrorism, able to examine key issues in foreign policy, $ 2017 fees p.a.
of global digital industries, our agile content will
as well as the gender, development, migration and international and comparative governance,
prepare you for an amazing career. Bachelor’s degree in any field 2
Master of Cultural and governance aspects of global politics. world order and security, human rights, Master of
Bachelor’s in a related field3, OR
Creative Industries The course is intended for those who want to European studies, crisis management, International Relations
Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1.5 Our graduates have gone on to a broad range of
work in the arts, cultural and creative industries; diplomacy and trade, or terrorism.
Alternative exits Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field3 1 occupations at organisations including the United Alternative exits
in the public, independent or commercial sectors;
1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement. Nations, Australian government departments
• Graduate Certificate in Arts in cultural policy and industry governance; in urban Governance and security • Graduate Certificate in Arts
2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it. (DFAT, defence, attorney general), International Red
• Graduate Diploma in Arts cultural regeneration and branding; or in culture You may apply for and complete the longer duration. • Graduate Diploma in Arts
Cross, Australian Federal Police, Australian Trade This provides you with a comprehensive
and development projects. 3. Related fields include humanities or social sciences.
4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma Commission and ASEAN Ministry of Foreign Affairs. understanding of how power, authority and
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents
a standard full-time course load for a year.
or work experience. participation is managed within and among a standard full-time course load for a year.
Entry requirements states, as well as challenges to this domestically
English language requirements and internationally. You’ll focus on the practical
COURSE CODE: A6004 Depending upon your prior qualifications and COURSE CODE: A6010
Category A (see page 107) applications of governance, institutions
CRICOS CODE: 093655B experience you will be eligible for entry credit, CRICOS CODE: 082659M
and the rule of law, and how it works in the
which reduces the duration.
global environment.
Eligibility Duration
(in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1 (years)2 International diplomacy and trade
Bachelor’s degree in any field 2 This specialisation is designed for those at
Bachelor’s in a related field3, OR the start of their working life, as well as those
International Development Practice
Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1.5 working in the field who want to further their
Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field3 1 careers in international public policy, NGOs
1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement. and government departments such as the
2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
EXPERT MASTER’S You may apply for and complete the longer duration.
3. Related fields include humanities or social sciences. You’ll advance your knowledge of international
4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate or work experience. trade, diplomacy and international law.
Want to improve the wellbeing of millions worldwide? English language requirements Political violence and counter-terrorism
Category A (see page 107) Engage with the ideologies and conditions
This course will help you tackle the political, Entry requirements that give rise to political violence. You’ll focus on
Caulfield, Clayton economic, cultural and ecological challenges understanding terrorism and political extremism,
Depending upon your prior qualifications and
that lead to extreme poverty, poor health, fragile the conditions associated with preventing and
experience you will be eligible for entry credit,
governance, inequality and environmental combating political violence, and the effects of
which reduces the duration.
1, 1.5 or 2 years vulnerability. All these issues require professionals these activities on democratic and civil liberties.
with the practical skills and analytical capacity to Eligibility Duration
build resilience at national and community levels. (in equivalent Australian qualification terms)1 (years)2
February and July
Delivered by specialists from the humanities, social Bachelor’s degree in any field 2
sciences, medicine, business, education and law, Bachelor’s in a related field3, OR
A$30,700
$ 2017 fees p.a.
the course offers a broad approach to sustainable Bachelor’s degree in any field + relevant expertise4 1.5
DOUBLE MASTER’S PROGRAMS
development with four streams: democracy, justice Bachelor’s (Hons) in a related field3 1
Master of International and governance; gender, conflict and security; 1. Selection is based on previous academic achievement.
Double master’s with Master of Journalism Double master’s with Shanghai
Development Practice crisis, change and management; and sustainable 2. Even if you are eligible for entry credit you do not need to take it.
Jiao Tong University, China
You may apply for and complete the longer duration. If you’re looking to enter the field of professional
resource management. 3. Related fields include humanities or social sciences. journalism, a Master of Journalism and Master of Offering a truly international perspective, this double
Alternative exits 4. For example, by a relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma
The course is designed for those working, or work experience. International Relations double degree provides a degree course immerses you in two cultures.
• Graduate Certificate in Arts or planning to work, in areas such as human comprehensive introduction to the international It combines the Master of International Relations at
• Graduate Diploma in Arts rights advocacy; aid agencies in government political system. See page 28 for more information. Monash with the Master of Arts in Chinese Politics
English language requirements
and non-government sectors; non-government and Economy from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents organisations; the Fair Trade business sector; Category A (see page 107) You’ll study one year at Monash University in
a standard full-time course load for a year.
community organisations; and international Australia and one year in Shanghai. On successful
institutions such as the United Nations and completion, you’ll not only have the invaluable
COURSE CODE: A6006 the World Bank. international insights this experience offers, but
CRICOS CODE: 079175B you will also be eligible to graduate with degrees
from both universities.
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