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Monash College Jakarta
Monash College Jakarta
Course Guide Course Guide
GUARANTEED* ENTRY INTO
MONASH UNIVERSITY
www.jic.ac.id
*dependent upon the completion of foundation or diploma at the required standard for your nominated destination degree.
Welcome Contents
Welcome from Jakarta International College
My warmest welcome to you and thank you for choosing us as your international
pathway as you journey into the fields of university abroad.
I understand that this will be a challenge for you from your previous high school
learning experience, but we are here to guide you in the new learning approach
which will give you a better understanding about the teaching and learning
environment you will encounter when you study in Australia, Malaysia or South
Africa, far away from your family.
I am certain that you will enjoy your study at Jakarta International College (JIC) as
this is the place where you can expect to receive a high quality of education, not
only as a tradition and profession, but as a way of forming you to become a part of
a future global society. We are a group of committed and highly attentive educators
who are dedicated to your future success, and fully supported by the ambassadors
Mrs. Wenny Mandagie Susanto of JIC, from the founders to the frontlines.
Chief of Foundation
Jakarta International College
We look at education and quality of life as vitally interconnected. We also highly
value your individual God-given talents and abilities and we hope that by starting
here, we will help unlock your true potential and at the same time, connect you with
world-class universities. 02 About Jakarta International College
Enjoy your study! 04 What JIC Offers
06 Choose Your Pathway
07 Pathways Intakes
08 Monash University Campuses
10 Monash College Diploma
Welcome from Monash University 12 Diploma of Business
14 Diploma of Arts
Learning is an essential part of human existence. Whatever paths you choose, your 16 English Entry Requirements
learning will affect your employment opportunities, your leisure activities and your
relationships with your friends and family 17 Part 1 Academic Entry Requirements
18 Part 2 Academic Entry Requirements
The quality and content of your education will therefore have a direct impact on the 20 Monash University Foundation Year
rest of your life – and on the opportunities you have to make a difference to the lives
of others. 21 English Entry Requirements
21 Academic Entry Requirements
I am delighted that you are considering Monash College programs through Jakarta 22 Subjects
International College. This program provides you with an excellent academic bridge
to make a smooth and successful transition to Monash University. 24 Destination Degrees
28 English Language Bridging Program
Monash offers students access to a powerful learning experience. Our University 29 Student Resources
has earned an outstanding reputation not just for its education programs, but also
for the commitment of its academic staff. 29 How to Apply
Professor Edward Byrne AO
Vice-Chancellor and President,
Monash University A Monash University degree is recognised around the world and is your first step
towards a successful career.
Thank you for considering a part in the Monash community. I wish you well with
your studies.
1
About JIC
Jakarta International College (JIC) The campus Campus facilities Supportive learning environment
was established in Jakarta in 2002 by JIC city campus is located in Menteng, At Jakarta International College, University is a completely different
a group of people who are committed one of Jakarta’s most prestigious and students have access to a wide learning environment to school.
to offering high quality education safest areas. The campus is easily range of academic and entertainment Students will be presented with
of an international standard to the accessed by public transport and is facilities including: new styles of learning, in different
Indonesian people. within walking distance of prestigious surroundings, among new people.
shopping malls, five-star hotels, Classrooms JIC’s student advisors and counsellors
Education of this international upscale residential areas and notable help students adjust to their new
standard not only strengthens the fine dining restaurants. JIC has various sized classrooms environment. Inclusive teaching
opportunities available to individuals, for lectures, presentations, group methods ensure students are supported
but it also enables Indonesian people discussions and personal tutorial in their personal educational journey.
to take a more active part in the global sessions. All classrooms and
community. computer rooms have whiteboards, Longer family time
internet access, multimedia projectors,
JIC partnered with Monash College and audio-video facilities. Many parents wish to have their son
to provide specialist undergraduate or daughter educated closer to home
diplomas and the Foundation Year Computer laboratories before travelling overseas to complete
program in Jakarta. their studies. JIC helps to relieve parental
The campus currently has one concern of young students encountering
dedicated computer laboratory a new culture, independence and a
Monash applies rigorous and
with more than 25 state-of-the-art different education system. JIC offers a
continuous quality assurance
“We are all committed to providing high quality education to our students.” computers to access online resources, smooth transition from high school to
processes to the performance
conduct internet research and university.
of all its international partners to Fransisca Laij
Academic Director participate in discussion forums on
ensure the learning experience is
topics related to course materials. Student services
comparable to those studying in
Australia. JIC students can expect the
Library JIC provides valuable and integrated
same standard of learning facilities,
Jakarta International College Location services for students including
curriculum and teaching quality. Located on-campus, the library advice on visa applications, university
is equipped with business related placement and accommodation, both
JIC enables students to ease their magazines, daily national and regional in Jakarta and offshore.
transition into a tertiary style of newspapers as well as copies of the
education by acquiring independent prescribed text books for each subject.
learning, critical thinking and group
discussion skills in a supportive and Student lounge
friendly environment.
The lounge is ideal for rest and
relaxation between classes and during
lunch time. The student lounge is
fitted with television sets, home theatre
equipment, DVD players and also
ping pong tables. Healthy snacks and
drinks are offered to students’ free-of-
charge over the counter.
2 3
What JIC offers
Monash College – the complete package of transition programs Diplomas Diploma Part 1 English Language Bridging
Program
Monash College Diplomas provide After satisfactory completion of the eight
including English language and pathways to university. specialised preparation for direct month Monash College Diploma Part 1 JIC offers an English Language
entry to first or second year of specific to agreed standards, students can enter Bridging Program (ELBP) for students
Monash University professional Year 1 of linked professional degrees who have narrowly missed the English
Monash College programs are Monash University’s preferred pathway programs Foundation Year degrees. at Monash University or choose to language requirement to enter Monash
to its undergraduate courses for international students, with guaranteed entry complete the Diploma Part 2. College course and who qualify for a
subject to meeting entry requirements for particular courses. The Monash University Foundation JIC delivers two Monash College conditional offer. The program provides
Year (commonly known as MUFY diplomas: Diploma Part 2 skills and strategies to successfully
Monash College programs are developed with Monash University academic staff or Foundation Year) is a one-year • Diploma of Arts
After completion of the eight month complete academic tasks and
specifically for undergraduate studies at Monash University and other leading program designed to prepare • Diploma of Business
Diploma Part 2 to agreed standards, improves English language proficiency.
universities. international students for university
students can obtain full credit for Year On successful completion of the
study in Australia. The program
1 of the relevant Monash University program, students are admitted
provides an academic bridge between
degrees and enter directly into Year 2 directly to Monash College course.
the student’s study in their home
of those courses. Re-sitting an IELTS or TOEFL test is
country and commencement of their
not required.
undergraduate studies. It prepares
students for entry to first year of all 10
faculties of Monash University and is
accepted by all Australian universities.
4 5
Choose your pathway
CURRENT QUALIFICATION FOUNDATION YEAR DIPLOMA
Pathways intakes
Monash College Diploma programs Please note that students must
Monash University
Monash College are offered at three different intakes be at least 17 years of age when
SMA 2 or equivalent Foundation Year
Part I in a year – February, June/July commencing at Monash University.
(MUFY)
and October. Each trimester is Plan ahead to allow for any gap time
approximately four months long. between a Diploma or the Foundation
Students finishing their diploma can Year program ending and university
start at Monash University in starting. You may be offered a deferred
February or July. place within a Monash University
course if you do not meet the age
In Jakarta, there are two intakes requirement. This means you can start
each year into the Foundation Year your degree when you have reached
SMA 3 or equivalent Monash College (Standard mode) program, January the required age.
Part II and June/July. Each semester is
approximately five months long. In
most cases students can commence
their undergraduate degrees
immediately upon completing the
Foundation Year, whether at the
beginning of the year or mid-year.
MONASH UNIVERSITY
BACHELOR DEGREE
Art and Design; Arts; Business; Arts
Education; Engineering; (Communication,
IT; Law; Medicine, Journalism) DIPLOMA
Nursing and Health FEBRUARY JUNE/JULY OCTOBER
Sciences; Pharmacy;
Science
FOUNDATION YEAR
JANUARY/FEBRUARY JUNE/JULY
1st YEAR 2nd YEAR
3rd YEAR
6 7
Monash University campuses
On successful completion of the Monash College Diploma or Foundation Year program,
students have the opportunity to continue their studies in undergraduate degrees offered to
international students at Monash University.
Monash University, Victorian campuses
Monash University is a major international university with more than 59,000 students and
campuses in Melbourne, Victoria (Berwick, Caulfield, Clayton, Gippsland, Parkville, and
Peninsula),as well as in Malaysia, and Monash South Africa, together with a center in Prato, Italy.
Monash University Australia Monash University Malaysia Monash South Africa
Monash University has five campuses Monash University established its first Opened in 2001, Monash South
around the city of Melbourne, which is international campus in Malaysia in Africa is located on a 100 hectare site
consistently recognised as one of the 1998 at Bandar Sunway, about 18 km in Roodepoort, 20 km north west of
most liveable cities in the world. from central Kuala Lumpur. central Johannesburg.
The Berwick, Caulfield, Clayton, The Sunway campus has almost 4000 At present, the campus has facilities
Monash University is a member of the elite research intensive Group of Eight (Go8) students and is on track to become the for 1500 students. Students at the
Parkville and Peninsula campuses
universities in Australia. It is Australia’s most internationalised university with linkages University’s second largest campus. campus benefit from small classes,
offer outstanding facilities including
throughout Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East. It has exchange advanced facilities and state-of-the-art
sporting amenities, accommodation
agreements with more than 115 universities in 25 different countries. Monash University Malaysia offers a technology. Stylish, secure, self-
and excellent teaching and study
resources, as well as a wide range of state-of-the-art teaching and learning catered residential accommodation is
relevant degree options. infrastructure, specialised laboratories, also available on campus.
library and student centre. The
The Gippsland campus is in regional University provides financial assistance www.monash.ac.za
Victoria, offering the option of for intercampus student exchange
experiencing country life. between Malaysia and Australia.
www.monash.edu www.monash.edu.my
8 9
Monash College Diplomas
DIPLOMA
Monash College Diploma Diploma Part 1 Diploma Part 2
programs are ideal for The Monash College Diploma Part 1 is Students with a qualification equivalent
bridging the gap between for students with qualifications equivalent to Indonesian SMA 3/Year 12 may be
to Indonesian SMA 2/Year 11. accepted directly into Monash College
current qualifications and Diploma Part 2.
the academic qualifications The diploma helps students in making
accepted by Monash a smooth transition to successful In Part 2 of the Monash
university study. College program, students undertake
University. Students will be given insights and the equivalent of first year university
tools to help them become an studies. Successful students progress
independent learner with strong skills to the second year of their chosen
The diplomas offer specialist preparation in critical, analytical and creative Monash University degree (depending
for direct entry into students’ chosen thinking, and will foster a deep on satisfying entry requirements) on
Monash University degree. understanding of research techniques. completion of their diploma.
Establish in 2002, JIC delivers the
diplomas in two sections - Part 1 and Diploma courses
Part 2 – each of eight months duration.
Each eight-month period is divided
offered at JIC
into two trimesters. • Diploma of Business
• Diploma of Arts
Students may enter the diploma
program at either Part 1 or Part 2
depending on their qualifications and
results.
10 11
Diploma of Business
The Monash University Career prospects
Faculty of Business and With a Monash University Business and Economics degree graduates have the
Economics is the largest knowledge and skills required by enterprises in the public and private sectors –
working in areas such as accounting, business law and taxation, econometrics,
business faculty in Australia. economics, marketing and management. “I decided to study at Monash College because it offered me direct entry into second year of my chosen degree
It is internationally recognised
at Monash University. The support that I received from my teachers helped me to get the right preparation to
and pre-emininent in study and live in Australia.”
Australia in a number Diploma of Business units
of fields within business Part 1
Ines Clariza Munir
Monash College Jakarta - Diploma of Business
and economics. It offers Accounting for Business
Monash University - Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance)
specialisations across the Introductory Mathematics for Business Business stream or Introduction to Mathematics for Commerce & IT
entirety of the business Commerce stream
Diploma of Business Part 2 destination degrees
disciplines. Introductory Microeconomics
Course Code Years Campus Mark Required Intake Semester
Introduction to Management
Monash University Year 2: Business Stream
Introductory Law
Bachelor of Business and Commerce 2224 2 Gippsland 50 % S1/2
The Monash College Diploma of Intercultural Business Communication
2224 2 Berwick 55 % S1/2
Business provides a sound academic Data Analysis Business stream or Additional Mathematics for Commerce Commerce stream
preparation and familiarity with the 2224 2 Malaysia 55 % S1/2
Introduction to Marketing
key subject areas across the business 2224 2 South Africa 55 % S1/2
disciplines. Bachelor of Business 3806 2 Caulfield 65 % S1/2
Part 2 Bachelor of Business (Accounting) 0315 2 Caulfield 65 % S1/2
The eight month Part 2 of the Diploma Accounting 1
can take students straight to Year 2 of Bachelor of Business (Banking & Finance) 0312 2 Caulfield 65 % S1/2
Management 1: Managing People & Organisations
specific Monash University degrees. Bachelor of Business (Law) 3154 2 Caulfield 65 % S1/2
Course and campus availability is Microeconomics
determined by students’ final results in Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 0314 2 Caulfield 65 % S1/2
Marketing 1: Marketing Theory & Practice
diploma studies. Business Law Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/ 1333 3 Caulfield 70 % S1/2
Bachelor of Business (Banking & Finance)
Business Statistics
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/ 1334 3 Caulfield 70 % S1/2
Bachelor of Business (Management)
plus two of
Bachelor of Business (Management)/ 1337 3 Caulfield 70 % S1/2
Accounting 2 Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Communications and Society Commerce stream only Monash University Year 2: Commerce Stream
Information Technology in Organizations Commerce stream only
Bachelor of Business and Commerce 2224 2 Gippsland 50 % S1/2
Macroeconomics
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) 2015 2 Clayton 70 % S1/2
Marketing 2: Buyer Behaviour
Bachelor of Economics 0023 2 Clayton 70 % S1/2
Managerial Communication
Media and Culture Commerce stream only Bachelor of Commerce 0179 2 Clayton 70 % S1/2
Functions and Their Applications* Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Economics 1319 2 Clayton 80 % S1/2
*Functions and Their Application is compulsory for students who have not satisfied the mathematics prerequisite in Part 1 or in
Course code 2607 (Business), 2608 (Commerce) previous secondary studies and would like to continue to Faculty of Business and Economics degrees.
CRICOS codes 043633M, 058614B
12 13
Diploma of Arts
The Monash College Career prospects
Diploma of Arts prepares Monash University Arts graduates work in a diverse range of careers including
students for entry to a public relations, journalism, marketing, social welfare, communications, politics,
human resources, foreign affairs, advocacy, counseling, psychology, international
Monash University Arts trade and diplomacy ”I studied at Monash College in Jakarta because I had the opportunity to continue directly into the second year
degree, with specialist of my chosen degree at Monash University. The help and support I received from the College staff helped me to
areas available in traditional, build my confidence and get the skills to succeed at Monash University.”
contemporary and emerging Anindya Alyssa Soebandono
Monash College Jakarta - Diploma of Arts
areas. Diploma of Arts units* Monash University - Bachelor of Arts
The choise is yours to combine Part 1
specialisations according to your own
Media Studies A: Film Studies
interests and ambitions. You have
the flexibility to combine areas of Media Studies B: Mass Communication and the Modern World Diploma of Arts Part 2 destination degrees
interest with specialisations of broard Intercultural Business Communication
professional revelance such as media,
Introduction to Journalism
public relations and politics.
The Art of Communications
Monash University Arts offers Introduction to Psychology
students extensive opportunities to The Modern World
study overseas. from study broard to Data Analysis
exchange; a new raft of programs at
the Monash University Prato Centre,
Italy; study tours and field trips. Part 2
Communications and Society
Contemporary Worlds or Managerial Communication
Effective Writing 1
Introduction to Social Behaviour
Journalism 1
Journalism 2
Media and Culture
Understanding Human Behaviour
*units offered subject to change
Course code 2618
CRICOS code 061625F
14 15
Entry Requirements
Diploma Part 1 Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
The Monash University
Faculty of Business and
Economics is the largest
business faculty in
Australia. It is
internationally recognised
and pre-emininent in
Australia in a number of
fields within business and
economics. It offers
specialisations across the
entirety
To commence of the business
a Monash Applicants must satisfy the minimum For full country listing, please visit the
entry requirements for entry to the Monash College website:
College disciplines.
program and Diplomas. www.monashcollege.edu.au/diploma
pathway on to Monash Please note that entry requirements are subject to change.
University,
Theyou first need
Monash to
College
Student satisfy the English language
requirements if they have undertaken
meet age, academic and
Diploma of Business
English language proficiency
Australian Year 11 or Australian Year
12 or equivalent in witch the whole
provides a sound
requirements. program was taught in English and
academic preparationan English subject was satisfactorily
and
completed.
familiarity with the key
subject areas across the
business
Minimum disciplines.
English Entry Requirements
Result Required Result Required Result Required
The eight month Part 2 of
English Test for Diploma Part I
(Business)
for Diploma Part I
(Arts)
for Diploma Part II
(All Streams)
GCEtheA orDiploma can take
O level General
C C C
students straight to Year 2
Paper (English)
Malaysia SPM/STPM
of specific Monash A1 or A2
English
A1 or A2 A1 or A2
University
Hong degrees.
Kong CEE English
C C C
Course and campus
Syllabus B
5.5 (No band lower than
availability is determined5)
IELTS 6.0 (writing 6.0) 6.0 (writing 6.0)
by students’
TOEFL final results
including Test of
Written English (paper
in diploma studies. 527, TWE 4
based)
550, TWE 4.5 580, TWE 4.5
71, with writing min.17
TOEFL IBT (internet
(No section lower than 80, with writing min.20 80, with writing min.20
based)
13)
16 17Diploma Part 2 Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
Monash College
Diploma programs are
ideal for bridging the
gap between current
qualifications and the
academic
qualifications accepted
by Monash University.
The diplomas offer
specialist preparation
for direct entry into
students’ chosen
Monash University
degree. Establish in
2002, JIC delivers the
diplomas in two sec-
tions - Part 1 and Part
2 – each of eight
months duration. Each
eight-month period is
divided into two
trimesters. Students
may enter the diploma
program at either Part
1 or Part 2 depending
on their qualifications
and results.
* If you have completed Year 11 Mathematics or equivalent, and wish to qualify for the bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Economics (Clayton campus) or the Bachelor of Business
degrees (Caulfield campus), you must pass MCD2130 Functions and their Applications as part of the Monash College Diploma Part 2 course to meet Maths requirements.
^ Subject to change - scores to be used as a guide only
18 19Monash University
Monash
Monash University
University
Foundation Year (MUFY)
campuses
campuses
Monash University
FOUNDATION
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Monash College
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successfuloffered
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of the Monash
students College Diploma are
have successfully or encouraged
Foundation to enrol in ten units
Year program, students Students must have satisfactory
completed the program and achieved (five per semester).
by JIC ishave a Standard mode,
the opportunity to continue their studies in undergraduate degrees offered to international
English language skills to enter the
the required results, students course. Students satisfy the English
10 months (34 weeks) pre- are guaranteed a place in an Foundation Year scores are calculated
students at Monash University. language requirements if they had
university program that undergraduate program at Monash by adding together the eight highest undertaken an Australian Year 11 or
University. Alternatively, students passed unit scores (each out of 100)
prepares student for entry equivalent in which the whole program
Monash University is a member of also
could the elite
chooseresearch their Groupand
intensive
to accelerate of dividing by two.
Eight (Go8) Additional units
universities in Australia. It is was taught in English, and in which
to any Monash University studies
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degree open Middleto international
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than month academic year attract a further 5%
115 universities in 25 different countries. in English. Alternatively, students can
bonus per unit which is added to the
students. It is accepted by all Monash College Diploma Part 2. score.
take IELTS or TOEFL.
Upon completion of Part 2 to agreed
Australian universities. standard students can obtain full credit
for Year 1 and enter Monash University
Throughout the MUFY program, at the Year 2 level.
Academic Entry
students’ achievements are carefully Requirements
monitored and students are given a
regular feedback on their progress. Applicants must have an Australian Please note that the minimum entry
Assessment includes a mixture of Year 11 or equivalent qualification to scores apply and prerequisites are
course work, tests and examinations. enter the Foundation Year program. required for some subjects.
Final assessment takes into account Below are the minimum qualifications For details, please visit
all of the above. All examinations are required to be considered for a place www.monashcollege.edu.au/
set and the results are moderated by in the Foundation Year. foundationyear
Monash academics and ratified by the
MUFY Board of Studies, chaired by a
Monash University Dean.
20 21Unit 2: Chemistry and Industry Fundamental Mathematics Unit 2: Networked Information
This unit explores the features that affect
and Programming
Unit 1: Pattern in Number
chemical reactions and how knowledge of This unit familiarises students with the
these features is used in industry for the This unit focuses attention on the different terminology, components and uses for
efficient production of sulphuric acid. The ways in which numbers are written and computers connected in network and
application of green chemistry principles to compared, the properties of number, and programming.
the industrial production of chemicals is also patterns in number sequences and their
considered. The rate and yield of chemical applications in business contexts.
reactions are studied and the equilibrium Mathematics
law is investigated. Energy profiles, the Unit 2: Context for Mathematics Unit 1: Functions and Calculus
effect of the factors which influence the
Here the skills learnt in the first unit, Pattern This unit explores the properties of a wide
position of equilibrium and the application of
in Number, are applied and extended in range of functions and their graphs, as well
Le Chatelier’s principle are also introduced.
the study of mathematics and statistics in as the calculus processes of differentiation
A range of energy resources used in
contexts that students are likely to meet in and anti-differentiation.
modern society and their benefits and
their tertiary studies and beyond. Many of
limitations are analysed. Calorimetry and
these contexts involve graphs with positive
the measurement of the energy of chemical Unit 2: Probability and Statistics
x and y values and many of the problems
reactions are examined to extend this
can be represented and solved by graphical This Unit explores the properties and
analysis.
methods. relationships within the study of sequences
and series, probability theory and probability
Economics Note: It is not possible for students to study both
Fundamental Mathematics and Mathematics or to
distributions as well as univariate and
study both Fundamental Mathematics and Advanced bivariate statistics.
Our staff will work with students to develop the most appropriate subject package in terms of Unit 1: An Introduction to Mathematics.
Microeconomics
their interests, abilities and preferred destination degrees. Physics
The unit focuses on some of the most Globalisation
important tools used in the study of Unit 1: Mechanics
Unit 1: Nations, Economics, and
Subjects Economics, such as demand and supply
analysis, and applies them to clearly explain People The Mechanics unit of MUFY Physics is an
algebra-based course which introduces
• English (compulsory) real-world economic issues. In this unit, students examine some of the students to classical mechanics. Students
recent history and key aspects of use Newton’s Laws and the concepts of
• Accounting Unit 2: An Introduction to globalisation. Explore how and to what work/energy, and impulse/momentum
• Biology Macroeconomics extent the apparent globalisation of the to solve problems of moving and static
world is affecting governance, economics systems in one (1) and two (2) dimensions.
• Chemistry Students are introduced to a range of and peoples, with a particular emphasis on
economic theories and models. Key how it shapes divisions of labour, health,
• Economics domestic economic goals related to Unit 2: Electricity and Magnetism
and the environment.
• Globalization economic growth, low inflation and and Modern Physics
full employment, along with external
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Unit 2: Culture, Rights and The aim of this unit is to provide students
relationships are considered. These topics
Reactions with an introduction to the major concepts,
are followed by an examination of the two
• Mathematics major areas of government Macroeconomic
principles and models used in the areas of
Students explore how, and to what extent, electromagnetism and quantum physics.
• Fundamental Mathematics (cannot be taken with any other mathematics subject) policy: budgetary/fiscal and monetary the apparent globalisation of the world
policy. is affecting governance, economies and This course will be especially useful to students who intent
• Physics peoples, with a particular emphasis on
to major in medicine, pharmacy, engineering, computing,
mathematics or the sciences.
* Not every subject are offered in each semester
English how it shapes cultures across the world
and how it informs and is informed by
Unit 1: Comprehension and a discourse of human rights. We also
Persuasion examine how different nations, governing
Accounting Biology Chemistry bodies, societies and cultures respond to
This course is intended to prepare students globalisation.
Unit 1: Fundamentals of Unit 1: Functioning Organisms Unit 1: Chemical Connections for tertiary level study by developing
Accounting This unit provides students with the This unit explores the development of language skills (writing, speaking,
This unit of Accounting will focus on opportunity to gain an understanding of knowledge of atomic structure and how listening, and persuasive), research skills, Information &
the financial recording, reporting and the structure and function of cells as the the modern Periodic Table evolved through organisational and study skills. Communication Technology
decision-making processes of small basic functioning units of life. It also covers the experimental work of scientists. The (ICT)
trading businesses operating as a the ways in which mammals coordinate study of organic chemistry is extended Unit 2: Exploring Ideas
and regulate their internal environment by analysis of a range of homologous
Unit 1: Applications and
sole-trader. Students will study both This course is intended to build on the skills
theoretical and practical aspects of in response to ever-changing external series and organic chemical reactions, Introduction to Programming
developed in the previous unit
accounting. environmental conditions. including reaction pathways and the This unit familiarises students with the
‘Comprehension and Persuasion’. In
importance of green chemistry. Several fundamental terminology, components and
addition, it will explore a range of ideas by
Unit 2: Financial Accounting Unit 2: Inheritance and Change significant biomolecules are also studied.
reading and responding to texts and will uses for computers and computer systems.
A range of standard and instrumental
This unit of Accounting will focus on This unit provides students with the build their research and presentation skills
analytical techniques of spectroscopy,
an extension of the Fundamentals opportunity to gain an understanding of through a major research project.
chromatography and electrophoresis are
of Accounting studied in Unit 1. the nature of inheritance. Students will also also introduced.
Reporting for profit and planning study the theory of evolution, evidence for
for the future utilising the budgeting evolution, the process of natural selection
process will be introduced. and finally both the cultural and biological
evolution of humans.
22 23Destination Degrees The Foundation Year provides a pathway into all 10 faculties at Monash University. Many degrees offered at Monash University require prerequisite study. Students are encouraged to consider the prerequisites of the faculty and degrees of interest, as they make their subject selections. For more update list of MUFY destination degrees, visit: www.monashcollege.edu.au/foundationyear 24 25
JIC city campus is located in Menteng, one
of Jakarta’s most prestigious and safest
areas. The campus is easily accessed by
public transport and is within walking
Jakarta International College (JIC) distance of prestigious shopping malls,
was established in Jakarta in 2002 by five-star hotels, upscale residential areas
a group of people who are committed and notable fine dining restaurants.
to offering high quality education of
an international standard to the
Indonesian people.
Education of this international
standard not only strengthens the
opportunities available to individuals,
but it also enables Indonesian people
to take a more active part in the
global community.
JIC partnered with Monash College
to provide specialist undergraduate
diplomas and the Foundation Year
program in Jakarta.
Monash applies rigorous and We are all committed to providing high quality education to
continuous quality assurance our students.
processes to the performance of all
its international partners to ensure the Fransisca Laij
learning experience is comparable to Academic Director
those studying in Australia. JIC
students can expect the same
standard of learning facilities,
curriculum and teaching quality.
JIC enables students to ease their
transition into a tertiary style of
education by acquiring independent
learning, critical thinking and group
discussion skills in a supportive and
friendly environment.
*Indicative score only. Competitive selection process.
*Indicative score only. Competitive selection process. Note: Entry requirements are subject to change. Visit the Monash University website www.monash.edu for up-to-date information.
Double degrees are also available. Visit www.monashcollege.edu.au/foundationyear
26 27English Language Student resources
Bridging Program As a Monash College Diploma or Foundation Year student, you have access to a wide range
of educational, social and cultural activities.
Outstanding teachers and A supportive environment Language and learning
staff JIC is more than a place to study, it is support
Students are supported by approachable, a community. The community supports Language and learning support resources
highly motivated and experienced group academic achievement, personal growth, are available to students who want to
of professors and staff. Lectures are cultural exchange and the development improve their academic and English
delivered by international and highly- of lasting global friendships. language skills. Support is available in:
qualified and reputed academics. • essay writing
We can help you to better understand, speak, read, and write in English and increase your Student advisors • English language skills
• exam preparation
prospects of success at university. JIC student advisers are available to • time management
give confidential assistance on personal
matters and to help students adjust to life
and study on campus.
The English Language The program provides a
Bridging Program (ELBP) is for learning environment for students to
students with a conditional offer for develop the English language skills
How to apply
entry into a Monash College program. and academic study skills required to
A conditional offer is made to students be successful in an English language
who satisfy the Monash College tertiary context.
academic requirements, but who
narrowly miss the English requirement. Classes focus on academic skills
The program bridges the gap and preparation for the reading, Step 1 Step 3 Step 5
between previous English language writing, speaking, listening, note-
qualifications and those accepted by taking and research that students will Complete the JIC Application Form and If your application is successful, you will You will be issued with a Monash College
Monash. be undertaking within their Monash submit the following documents: be sent an offer package* including: program information package including:
College diploma course. • a certified academic transcripts of • a letter of offer • a welcome letter
your most recent qualification • acceptance documents • a Confirmation of Enrolment Form
Requirements: To pass the program students must • evidence of English language • offer documentation • a student information guide.
• IELTS score of 5.0 (writing 5.0), or successfully complete a series of tasks proficiency (certificates need to be
translated into English)
• TOEFL iBT score of 61 (writing that test their ability to use English for
• an application for credit transfer (if
Step 4 Step 6
17), or academic studies. All assessment
• TOEFL paper-based score of 500 tasks in the ELBP relate directly to appropriate) Return your completed acceptance Arrange your own travel and
(TWE 4.0) students’ future academic study and documents and initial payment. accommodation (if you live outside
Initial payment includes: Jakarta)
the work they will do in their Step 2 • 60 per cent of the tuition fee must
Duration: 15 weeks destination degree. There are also
Send your application and supporting be received prior to the start of the
progress assessment activities
documentation to: semester
Step 7
Intakes: June and October that provide students and their
teachers with ongoing feedback on • registration fee Register, enrol and get know your new
Note: Students must provide evidence of English
performance. These tasks are building Jakarta International College • amenities fee campus.
qualifications before entering the ELBP for Monash
College. blocks to the formal assessment tasks. Graha Mandiri, 2nd Floor • deposits
Jl. Imam Bonjol 61, Menteng
Jakarta Pusat 10310 For a complete list of the fees you need
Indonesia to pay visit www.jic.ac.id
fax.: (+62 21) 3983 4060
email: information@jic.ac.id
Application assistance and information
For more information on the Diplomas and Foundation Year program offered by JIC or application procedures, contact:
Jakarta International College
Admissions Office
Telephone: +62 21 3983 4061
Direct No. (Flexi): +62 21 3299 0001 - 5
email: information@jic.ac.id
www.jic.ac.id
www.monashcollege.edu.au
* Students who submit an incomplete application may be awarded a conditional offer. These students will be required to forward the information or supporting documents missing from
their original application. JIC will reassess the application and successful students will be awarded a full offer.
28 29Monash College Jakarta
Graha Mandiri, 2nd Floor
Jl. Imam Bonjol 61, Menteng
Jakarta Pusat 10310
Ph. +62 21 3983 4061
Fax. +62 21 3983 4060
Email : information@jic.ac.id
Recruitment & Admission
Telephone : +62 21 3299 0001-5
www.jic.ac.id
www.monashcollege.edu.au/indonesia
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twitter.com/monashcollege
Terms and conditions
Course entry details listed in this publication should be used as a guide to entry standards. Competition for Monash College Diploma and Foundation Year places is
strong and selection is based on academic ability. Entry scores are subject to change.
For the latest entry requirements please consult the Monash College Diploma and Foundation Year website. All fees are quoted in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Jakarta
International College reserves the right to adjust annual tuition fees over the duration of the course.
Australian citizens and permanent residents may undertake any of the Monash College Diplomas but not the Foundation Year. Further information about courses,
fees and application procedures for Australian citizens and permanent residents may be obtained by visiting www.monashcollege.edu.au
Disclaimer
Information in this publication is specific to Monash College Diploma and Foundation Year delivered by JIC in Jakarta. Information for other providers may differ
significantly.
While the information provided in this booklet was correct at the time of its publication, Monash College reserves the right to alter procedures, fees and regulations
should the need arise. This information was correct at August 2011.
Visit the website for most up-to-date information on fees, course details, and entry requirements.
The Monash University Foundation year program is owned by Monash College Pty Ltd, a wholly owned company of Monash University.
Monash College Pty Ltd CRICOS Provider number: 01857J, CRICOS course code: 071178G (standard)You can also read
