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WELCOME GUIDE Alliance Conference 2020
CONTENTS
BEFORE LEAVING HOME ..................................................................................................................... 3
Important Documents .......................................................................................................................... 3
Health Insurance ................................................................................................................................. 3
Health and Medicine ........................................................................................................................... 3
What Can I Bring? ............................................................................................................................... 3
Electrical Equipment ........................................................................................................................... 3
Melbourne Weather ............................................................................................................................. 3
GETTING AROUND MELBOURNE AND VICTORIA ............................................................................. 4
Public Transport .................................................................................................................................. 4
Taxis .................................................................................................................................................... 5
Car Rental ........................................................................................................................................... 5
How do I connect my mobile phone in Australia? ............................................................................... 5
ABOUT MONASH UNIVERSITY ........................................................................................................... 6
Clayton Campus .................................................................................................................................. 6
Where to eat ........................................................................................................................................ 6
Monash Faculty of Education .............................................................................................................. 6
Emergency Assistance........................................................................................................................ 7
Contact details at Monash University.................................................................................................. 7
ABOUT AUSTRALIA ............................................................................................................................... 8
Cultures & Nations .............................................................................................................................. 8
University and Public Holidays ............................................................................................................ 8
The Beach ........................................................................................................................................... 9
Visit Melbourne Tourist Information .................................................................................................... 9
Free Melbourne Highlights ................................................................................................................ 10
Melbourne City Attractions ................................................................................................................ 10
Day trip ideas from Melbourne .......................................................................................................... 11
MAPS .................................................................................................................................................... 12
Monash University Clayton Campus map ......................................................................................... 13
Learning and Teaching Building – Ground Floor map ...................................................................... 14
Learning and Teaching Building – First Floor map ............................................................................. 9
Learning and Teaching Building – Second Floor map ........................................................................ 9
Learning and Teaching Building – Third Floor map ............................................................................ 9
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BEFORE LEAVING HOME What Can I Bring?
Australia has strict laws about what items can
Important Documents be brought into the country. This is to protect
Australia’s unique environment from serious
For your entry to Australia, you must bring the pests and diseases. All food, plant and animal
following documents with you: products must be presented for inspection upon
arrival into Australia. A comprehensive list of
A valid passport
items that may or may not be brought into the
A valid visa or authority to enter Australia
country can be found at
A completed and signed Incoming http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Ente/Brin/Quara
Passenger Card, including health and ntine-requirements
character declaration (usually issued on
the flight or available at the airport on
arrival) Electrical Equipment
Anyone who arrives without a valid travel The electricity supply in Australia is
document, visa or authority to enter Australia, 240volts and 50–60MHz and most
may be refused entry to Australia or delayed 110–120volt appliances (hairdryers, mobile
until their identity and claims to enter Australia phone chargers etc.) cannot be operated
have been confirmed. safely. Make sure you check with the
manufacturer whether the appliances you are
Health Insurance planning to bring can be operated safely. Most
modern laptops can operate on multiple
You will have to provide evidence of adequate voltages but make sure you check with the
health insurance for the duration of your stay in manufacturer. Australia also uses a unique
Australia. The Department of Immigration and three or two pin plug (also known as Type I)
Border Protection also encourage all and adaptor plugs are readily available in
prospective visitors and residents to have Australia.
adequate health insurance cover while staying
Melbourne Weather
in Australia. For more information, please visit:
http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Heal
Melbourne has a relatively mild climate but the
weather can change rapidly from day to day
Health and Medicine and even during the course of one day.
Sometimes you can experience all four
You are advised to have medical, optical and seasons in one day. It does not snow in
dental check-ups before you leave home. metropolitan Melbourne.
Remember, your health insurance does not
normally include dental and optical services The seasons are:
and such costs can be quite high. You may like
to bring spare eyeglasses or contact lenses Summer: December to February
with you. Autumn: March to May
If you have a pre-existing medical condition or Winter: June to August
are taking medication, bring a letter or Spring: September to November
prescription from your doctor
http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Ente/Brin/Can-I- You will be visiting Australia in winter where
bring-it-back/Can-I-Bring-It-Back-Medicine/Can- the average temperatures range from 6.5 -
I-Bring-Medicine-Back 14.2°C (43.7 - 57.6°F)
For more information on Melbourne and
Australian weather, visit: www.bom.gov.au
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GETTING AROUND
MELBOURNE AND
VICTORIA
Public Transport Central Deborah Gold Mine
Myki is Melbourne’s ticketing service for travel MADE (Museum of Australian
on trains, trams and buses. It is a durable Democracy at Eureka)
smartcard that stores value and can be used Sovereign Hill
repeatedly. Public Transport Victoria has a very useful
journey planner:
International and interstate visitors coming to
Victoria can buy a Myki Visitor Value Pack http://ptv.vic.gov.au/
(myki Explorer) to travel on the public transport
network in Melbourne and regional Victoria. When travelling on public transport you must
always have a valid ticket and show it on
You can buy a myki Explorer Pack from the request. If you do not have a valid ticket, you
Melbourne. may receive a fine. For more information:
http://ptv.vic.gov.au/tickets/myki
Visitor Centre at Federation Square, SkyBus
terminals at Melbourne Airport and Southern Public Transport to Clayton Campus from the
Cross Station and from the PTV Hubs
City centre
(Southern Cross Station, near the corner of
From Flinders station, you can catch the
Spencer and Collins streets or 750 Collins
Dandenong, Pakenham or Cranbourne train to
Street, Docklands).
Huntingdale Station, then a 601, 630 or 900
A Myki Explorer Pack can also be purchased bus to the campus.
from the concierge desk at many hotels and
accommodation providers.
Discounts and Attractions
The myki Explorer includes special offers from
the following attractions:
Melbourne
ACMI
Arts Centre Melbourne
Eureka Skydeck 88
Immigration Museum
MCG & National Sports Museum
Source: theguardian.com
Melbourne Museum
Melbourne Star Observation Wheel
O’Brien Group Arena
Old Melbourne Gaol
Puffing Billy
Queen Victoria Market
SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium
Regional Victoria
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Taxis Budget Airlines
Silver Top Taxi: phone 13 10 08 If you want to travel interstate, flying is the
13CABS: phone 13 22 27 fastest and in many cases the cheapest way.
Airlines like Jetstar (http://www.jetstar.com),
Uber is also an option for travel. Virgin Blue (http://www.virginblue.com.au) and
https://www.uber.com/au/en/ Tiger Airways (http://www.tigerairways.com)
Car Rental
make cheap travel possible.
If you plan your trip 1-3 months before
Long-term car rental can be expensive. For a
departure, it is possible to get a cheaper flight
weekend trip on the Great Ocean Road or
ticket. Normally prices increase closer to the
similar, it is a great option though. Avis, Budget,
departure date, although sometimes there are
Thrifty etc. are located in every city and easy to
also last minute cheap fares available,
find on the internet.
depending on availability.
Various websites compare car rental prices
such as: http://www.carrental.com.au/ How do I connect my mobile
Some offer cheap last minute offers: phone in Australia?
http://www.drivenow.com.au
If you bring your mobile phone with you from
https://vroomvroomvroom.com.au overseas, prepaid SIM cards are an easy and
flexible way to be connected.
When you drive a car, please keep the
following in mind: You can recharge with data, text, local and
drive on the left hand side of the road international calls, and all you need to do is
always carry a valid driver’s license with pick up a SIM card and then choose the
you (international driver’s license) recharge for you.
make sure everybody in the car wears a
Some of the major telecommunication
seatbelt providers are Telstra, Optus and Vodafone.
do not speed (common speed limit in built Many other smaller independent providers offer
up areas 50-60kph, outside built up areas pre-paid
80-100kph – look for signs) SIM cards that can be purchased in
do not drink and drive convenience stores such as 7-Eleven,
do not use your phone while driving at the airport, and directly from the
telecommunication provider shops.
Source: silverprestigecabs.com.au
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ABOUT banks, chemist, newsagent, bookshop, church,
MONASH UNIVERSITY
computer, mobile phone outlets, hairdresser,
travel agent, accommodation, medical facilities,
theatres and markets, this metropolitan campus
Monash University a global university, with a is completely self-contained and yet close to
presence on four continents and ambitious other major shopping centres and public
plans for the futures. As a young university, our transport for easy access to the CBD.
outlook is progressive and optimistic.
You can download maps of the campus here:
We are focused on empowering our people to http://www.monash.edu/__data/assets/pdf_file/
make positive and lasting impact. 0010/71686/3-Claytoncolour.pdf
With over 78,000 students and 4 campuses in
Australia and 3 campuses abroad, Monash
University is also Australia’s largest tertiary
Where to eat
institution and is ranked in the top one per cent Monash University has a range of cafes food
of world universities (Times Higher Education outlets including Boost Juice, Guzman y
World University Rankings 2018–2019). Gomez, Joe’s Pizzeria, Sushi Sushi, Ma Long
Kitchen and Dumplings, Noodle Noodle,
Monash is also a founding member of the elite Neptunes Seafood Catch, Pappa Rich, Roll’d
Group of Eight, an alliance of leading Australian Schnitz, Subway and many more.
universities recognised for their excellence in
teaching and research. Monash Merchant, a fine food and grocery
story is also available and located in the heart
Clayton Campus of Monash University’s Clayton Campus.
The Clayton campus is the largest of Monash For more information or to explore the retail
University’s seven campuses and is set on 100 and food options available on campus, please
hectares (240 acres) of landscaped gardens, go to: https://www.monash.edu/food-and-retail
Monash Faculty of Education
22kms south-east of Melbourne. This thriving
metropolitan campus with over 18,000
students, hosts the Faculty of Education as well
Monash’s Faculty of Education is among the
as that of Arts, Business and Economics,
best – it is ranked as number one in Australia
Engineering, Information Technology, Law,
and in the top 20 in the world.
Medicine, and Science.
It is also one of the most comprehensive
The university community is supported by a
faculties of education in the world and one of
variety of cafés and restaurants, entertainment
the largest faculties of education in Australia,
venues, cultural events and sporting facilities.
with over 7,000 students at the undergraduate,
With an array of shops and services on campus
postgraduate and research degree levels,
including: food stores, libraries, post office,
including teacher education programs.
The Faculty is ranked Above World Standard in
the field of Teacher Education Research and is
internationally recognized as a leader in
teacher education and professional learning.
The Faculty offers pre-service and in-service
formal award courses and professional learning
programs from Early Childhood Education
through to Senior Secondary and Adult
Education. http://monash.edu/education/
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The Faculty is hosted in the Learning and
Teaching Building (Monash Clayton Campus)
Emergency Assistance
in a cutting-edge learning and teaching You can contact Monash University directly in
environment. an emergency. This service is available 24
hours per day all year round.
The Learning and Teaching Building From inside Australia: 03 9905 3333
The Learning and Teaching Building is the
product of years of research and design Other emergency telephone numbers that are
thinking, and harnesses the expertise of multi- available 24 hours per day are:
award winning design studio John Wardle Police, Ambulance and Fire Brigade: 000
Architects. The process has taken in and Victorian Road Traffic Hazards: 13 11 71
examined each critical aspect of the learning Monash University After Hours
and collaborative experience – from room size Counselling Service: 03 9621 2600
and the effects of crowd size and attribution Poisons Information: 13 11 26
upon student participation, down to the Lifeline (telephone counselling) 13 11 14
optimum table shape and importance of ease of
Translating / Interpreter Service 13 14 50
access to charging facilities.
The result is a visually inspiring, world-class
learning environment, designed to No Smoking
accommodate and enhance new styles of
learning experience. The open, welcoming To support the health of everyone at Monash,
atmosphere of the Learning and Teaching the University is smoke-free on all its campuses
Building invites learning engagement. The and sites.
building will accommodate thousands of
During your time here at Monash, we ask that
students each semester and will be the home
you observe these restrictions and ensure that
of advanced learning and teaching practice
you comply with the requirements to leave the
across Monash.
campus if you wish to smoke. This initiative has
How do I Stay Connected?
been implemented as part of a joint universities
commitment to providing a healthier
At Monash University: environment for all students, staff, contractors
You will have access to the Monash free WiFi and visitors.
on campus. For more information on how to
connect: monash.edu/wireless.html
You will also have access to the Teaching Contact details at Monash
Learning Space at the Faculty of Education:
monash.edu/education/current-students/the-
University
learning-space The Development and External Relations
(DER) office will be co-ordinating your visit.
In Melbourne:
This website has a list of places in Melbourne Their contact details are (9am -5pm):
where you can access free Wifi.
visitvictoria.com/Information/WiFi-hotspots Address: 19 Ancora Imparo Way,
Learning and Teaching Building, Monash
University Clayton campus
Phone: +61 3 9905 9332
Email: edu-development@monash.edu
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ABOUT AUSTRALIA
Cultures & Nations Population
Australian culture is as broad and varied as
As of January 2017, Australia's population is
the country's landscape. Australia is
approx. 24.3 million. The most populous states
multicultural and multiracial and this is
are New South Wales and Victoria, with their
reflected in the country’s food, lifestyle,
respective capitals, Sydney and Melbourne,
cultural practices and experience.
the largest cities in Australia.
Australia has two Indigenous peoples. They
Australia's population is concentrated along
are Aboriginal people and Torres Strait
the coastal region of Australia from Adelaide
Islander people. Aboriginal Peoples inhabited
to Cairns, with a small concentration around
the whole of Australia, and Torres Strait
Perth, Western Australia. The centre of
Islanders lived in the islands between
Australia is sparsely populated.
Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Once there were over 500 different Aboriginal
Nations – so there is no single ‘Aboriginal
culture’, there are many. Their cultures do
have some common themes, such as the
Dreaming and a deep connection to the land.
This diversity of influences creates a cultural
environment in Australia that is lively,
energised, innovative and outward looking.
University and Public Holidays
Holiday Date
New Year’s Day Wednesday, 1 January 2020 Public Holiday
Australia Day Holiday Monday, 27 January 2020 Public Holiday
Labour Day Monday, 9 March 2020 Note: Not a University Holiday
Good Friday Friday, 10 April 2020 Public Holiday
Easter Sunday Sunday, 12 April 2020 Public Holiday
Easter Monday Monday, 13 April 2020 Public Holiday
Easter Tuesday Tuesday, 14 April 2020 University Holiday
NOTE: Not a Public Holiday
ANZAC Day Saturday, 25 April 2020 Public Holiday
Queen's Birthday Monday, 8 June 2020 Note: Not a University Holiday
AFL Grand Final Friday Friday, 25 September 2020 Public Holiday
Melbourne Cup Day Tuesday, 3 November 2020 Note: Not a University holiday
Christmas Day Friday, 25 December 2020 Public Holiday
Boxing Day Saturday, 26 December 2020. Public Public Holiday
Holiday recognised on Monday 28
December
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Sport
Source: abc.net.au Source: nma.gov.au
Australians love sport – active or passive. Please take note of the advice below:
Levels of both participation and observation are
higher than in many other countries. For Always swim between the red and yellow
Flags – they indicate the safe places that
example, cricket, horse racing, motor sport,
are supervised by surf lifesavers
rugby, soccer, tennis, swimming, surfing,
jogging, yoga and one of the most popular The black and white flags indicate a surf
sports in Australia: Australian Rules football zone – surfers are not allowed between the
(“footy”). red and yellow flags
Every year the Australian Football League Ask the Lifeguard on duty for safety advice
(AFL) is followed by millions of Australians. Take note of the safety signs at the beach
There are currently 18 teams participating in
Always swim with a friend (never swim
the AFL. Many games take place in Melbourne.
alone)
Australia is known for hosting one of the four If you need help, stay calm and attract
Tennis Grand Slam events, The Australian attention.
Open in Melbourne (held in January). Since
1905, the best tennis players of the world
Visit Melbourne
compete in this tournament.
Tourist Information
Melbourne is also host to a Formula 1 Grand
Prix. The race takes place every year in March
at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit in Albert The Melbourne Visitor Centre (MVC) is located
Park. With a length of at Federation Square, opposite Flinders Street
5.3 km a lap, the race lasts 307 km (58 laps). Station. The centre offers face-to-face visitor
information about Melbourne and Victoria and:
The Beach free brochures and maps
The majority of people in Australia live by the
coastline so beaches are very popular weekend guides on events and what’s on
destinations. Australian beaches are public public transport information and myki Visitor
places for all to enjoy, for sun, surfing, fishing, Packs
and many other activities.
‘Best of Victoria’ – accommodation and tour
Swimmers need to be aware that Australian booking service
beaches can often be unpredictable and hide ‘Best of Souvenir’ – quality Melbourne
dangers. souvenirs and gifts
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Operating hours: Open daily from 9am to 6pm exhibition charting the journey of the moving
– closed Christmas Day image, highlighting Australia's engagement with
screen culture as both consumer and creator.
For more information about Melbourne, please
visit: http://www.visitmelbourne.com/ Location: Federation Square, Corner of
Swanston & Flinders Streets, Melbourne
For more information about touring around
Victoria please, visit Opening Hours: 10am – 5pm daily
http://www.visitvictoria.com/
Price: Free
Melbourne Museum
Free Melbourne Highlights From the natural environment to culture and
history, Melbourne Museum explores life in
Free City Circle Tram Victoria. The museum includes a special gallery
https://ptv.vic.gov.au/route/view/1112 just for children.
Yarra River and Southbank:
http://www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/Placestogo/ Melbourne Museum highlights include a
Precincts_Neighbourhoods/Southbank/Pages/S complete skeleton of a blue whale, the
outhbank.aspx Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, a living
rainforest, the racehorse Phar Lap and an
Melbourne Botanical Gardens and IMAX theatre on site. Major international
Remembrance Shrine: exhibitions are presented in the Touring Hall.
http://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/ and
http://www.shrine.org.au/Visit-the- Includes the children’s Gallery, suitable for
Shrine/Planning-your-visit babies to 5-year olds.
Melbourne laneways and arcades: Location: Carlton Gardens, Nicholson St,
http://www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/Placestogo/ Carlton
LanewaysandArcades/Pages/LanewaysandArc Opening Hours: 10am – 5pm daily
ades.aspx
Price: Adults $14, children free
Queen Victoria Market:
http://www.qvm.com.au/ Scienceworks
Scienceworks, a place for young people to play
with science, is bursting with things to
Melbourne City Attractions challenge curious minds of all ages. In just one
visit, you can stroll among the gigantic
Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) machines that kept the city running, enjoy
Discover the world of the moving image in the electrifying theatre in the Lightning Room, let
galleries, cinemas and studios at the Australian your little ones roam safely in enclosed spaces,
Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) at wander through immersive exhibitions and drop
Federation Square. into deep space in the Melbourne Planetarium.
Australia’s coolest cultural destination, ACMI Location: 2 Booker Street, Spotswood
has everything from a century of film to the Opening hours: 10am – 4.30pm daily
latest computer games and digital art of the
future. It hosts a vibrant calendar of exhibitions Price: Adults $14, children free
and festivals, creative workshops and
education programs. Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium
The stunning Croc Lair exhibit is just one of the
ACMI’s centerpiece is a free permanent zones of discovery at Sea Life Melbourne
10Aquarium. Marvel at the world’s only display of Sun: 9am – 10pm
Elephant Sharks in Bay of Rays. Be School holidays: 9am – 10pm
mesmerised as you experience a rainbow of
colours at Seahorse Pier and explore a world Price: Adults: $27. Children: $18
unlike any other. Marvel at the majestic King Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) $62
and cheeky Gentoo penguins in Penguin
Birrarung Marr
Playground.
Situated on the Yarra River’s north bank next to
Location: Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium, King Federation Square, Birrarung Marr is one of
Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 Melbourne’s major parks that hosts many
events and festivals throughout the year. If
Opening hours: 9.30am – 6pm Daily you’re visiting Birrarung Marr with children,
drop into the children’s art centre and gallery
Price: Adults (16+ years) $41.50, Child $28
ArtPlay.
Melbourne Zoo Location: Batman Avenue, Melbourne
Stroll through the lush Asian and African
rainforests, Australian bushland and even Price: Free
underwater! Head in to our new Lion Gorge
experience, where you’ll come face-to-face with Royal Botanic Gardens
our magnificent African Lion brothers! You’ll The Royal Botanic Gardens are a picturesque
encounter tigers, monkeys, elephants, Orang- haven for recreation and an important resource
utans, and more. Head down the bush track to for education, conservation, science and
see unique Australian wildlife, then submerge horticulture. Established in 1846, the gardens
yourself in our underwater world to see extend over 36 hectares and display an
Victoria’s little Penguins and Australian Fur amazing collection of plants from around the
Seals. world. Considered one of the finest examples of
Victorian-era landscaped gardens in the world.
Location: Elliot Avenue, Parkville The Ian Potter Foundation Children’s Garden is
one of the most popular features in the
Opening Hours: 9am – 5pm Daily
gardens.
Price: Adults $32.50, Child $16.30 Monday –
Location: Alexandra Avenue, Melbourne
Friday.
Opening Hours: 7.30am until sunset daily
Children free on weekends and School
Holidays Price: Free
O’Brien Group Arena (Ice-Skating Rink)
Australia’s largest and most respected ice
arena. A world class facility that is one of the Day trip ideas from Melbourne
city’s favourite destinations for families, friends
and organisations alike. Healesville Sanctuary
Healesville Sanctuary is the best place in
Location: 105 Pearl River Road, Docklands VIC Victoria to get up close and interact with native
3008 Australian animals. Attractions include the
Australian Wildlife Health Centre, a ‘Spirits of
Opening hours:
the Sky’ Australian bird show, and ‘Tales from
Mon: 9am – 3.45pm
Platypus Creek’, an interactive Platypus show.
Tue: 9am – 10pm
Wed: 9am – 3.45pm http://www.zoo.org.au/healesville
Thu: 9am – 10pm
Fri: 9am – 11pm
Sat: 11am – 11pm
11Great Ocean Road Sovereign Hill (Ballarat)
One of the world’s most scenic coastal drives, Australia’s foremost outdoor museum
the Great Ocean Road spans 400km along the re-creates Ballarat’s first ten years, after the
Victorian coast. It begins in Torquay, 90 discovery of gold in 1851, when thousands of
minutes from Melbourne CBD. Enjoy an international adventurers rushed to the
incredible range of scenery, beaches and the Australian goldfields in search of fortune. Step
‘12 Apostles’ – limestone stacks rising back in time and experience costumed women
majestically from the ocean. and men, pan for real gold and stay until the
evening to experience a spectacular sound and
http://www.visitgreatoceanroad.org.au/ light show documenting the story of the 1854
Phillip Island Eureka Uprising.
http://www.sovereignhill.com.au/sovereign-hill/
Only 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD, Phillip
Island plays host to pristine beaches,
spectacular landscape and the Koala
Conservation centre. You can also experience
one of Australia’s most popular attraction, the
Penguin Parade, where in the evening you can
witness the world’s smallest penguin’s return
ashore after a day’s fishing.
http://www.visitphillipisland.com/
Dandenong Ranges
(and Puffing Billy steam train) Source: melbournetours.com.au
The Dandenong Ranges are rolling hills and
valleys covered in rainforest. It is a perfect Mornington Peninsula
escape from the city and has many great things Experience beautiful beaches, walks, cycling,
to see and do. galleries, wineries and food, only 60 minutes
https://visitdandenongranges.com.au/ outside of Melbourne CBD.
http://www.visitmorningtonpeninsula.org/
Puffing Billy is a century old steam train still
running on its original track from Belgrave to
Gembrook, through the forests of the
Dandenong Ranges.
http://puffingbilly.com.au/en/
Source: craftmarkets.com.au
Source: letsgokids.com.au
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Transport Key For a more detailed Campus map, visit: monash.edu/people/maps
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Monash Clayton campus is smoke-free. College
Teaching Building
Parking Address Building/department name Address Medicine B 39 Rainforest Walk Law Lecture Theatres L1 – 5, G20 15 Ancora Imparo Way
North West Car Parks Alexander Theatre 48 Exhibition Walk Medicine C 10 Chancellors Walk Medicine Lecture Theatre M1 35 Rainforest Walk
enter via Forster Road, Gardiner Road and Bayview Avenue Australian Pulp and Paper Institute 15 Alliance Lane Medicine D 35 Rainforest Walk Medicine Lecture Theatres M2 – M3 37 Rainforest Walk
North One Multi-level – Ground level (N1) Bicycle Arrival Station – James Gormley 5 Rainforest Walk Medicine E 9 Ancora Imparo Way Rotunda Lecture Theatres R1 – R7 46 Exhibition Walk
Casual hourly/daily ticket parking 10 Research Way Biochemistry Laboratories 11 Chancellors Walk Medicine F 26 Innovation Walk Science Lecture Theatres (North), S13 – S1511 Rainforest Walk
Biological Sciences 25 Rainforest Walk Medicine Teaching Services Unit 28 Innovation Walk
North One Multi-level – Upper levels (N1) 2 Innovation Walk Science Lecture Theatres (West), S5-S6 15 Rainforest Walk
Biological Sciences Lecture Theatres S7– S821 Rainforest Walk Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication 151 Wellington Road
North Three (N3) 28 Research Way Science Lecture Theatres S1 – S4,
Biology 18 Innovation Walk Menzies Building 20 Chancellors Walk
West One (W1) 3 Alliance Lane S9 – S12, STI – 4, ST7 16 Rainforest Walk
Boiler House 22 Research Way Microbiology & Biological Sciences 12 Innovation Walk
West Two (W2) 3 College Walk Sir Alexander Stewart Theatre 14 Alliance Lane
Buildings and Property 26 & 30 Research Way Monash Biomedical Imaging 770 Blackburn Road
North Two (N2) 30 Research Way Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy 10 Innovation Walk South One Lecture Theatre 43 Rainforest Walk
Campus Centre 21 Chancellors Walk
South West Car Parks Central Science Block 19 Rainforest Walk Monash Children’s Centre Co-op 62 Beddoe Avenue Residences Address
Central Eight (C8) 5 Ancora Imparo Way Chancellery Building A 27 Chancellors Walk Monash Club 32 Exhibition Walk Briggs Hall 42 College Walk
South-west One (SW1) 38 Innovation Walk Chancellery Building B 36 Exhibition Walk Monash College 49 Rainforest Walk
Deakin Hall 56 College Way
South-west Two (SW2) 4 Ancora Imparo Way Chancellery Building C 34 Exhibition Walk Monash College Learning Village 33 Innovation Walk
Farrer Hall 62 College Way
North East Car Parks Chancellery Building D 26 Sports Walk Monash Community Family Co-operative 56 Howleys Road
Monash House 14 Ancora Imparo Way Howitt Hall 60 College Way
enter via Howleys Road and Normanby Road Chancellery Building E 24 Sports Walk Jackomos Hall 44 College Walk
Central Five (C5) 4 Innovation Walk Chemistry 17 Rainforest Walk Monash Injury Research Institute 21 Alliance Lane
Monash Sport 42 Scenic Boulevard Mannix College Wellington Road/Parker Street
Central Twelve (C12) 17 Scenic Boulevard Doug Ellis Swimming Pool 36 Scenic Boulevard
Monash Sustainability Institute 8 Scenic Boulevard MRS Administration HOR 58 College Way
East One (E1) Scenic Boulevard Education 19 Ancora Imparo Way
Monash University Business Park 680 Blackburn Road Holman Hall 27 Sports Walk
East Two (E2) Scenic Boulevard Earth, Atmosphere & Environmentsee - Mathematics
Engineering 31 17 College Walk Monash University Business Park 710 Blackburn Road Campbell Hall 21 Sports Walk
North Four (N4) 32 Research Way Monash University Business Park 700 Blackburn Road Logan Hall 28 Sports Walk
Engineering 33 19 College Walk
North-east One (NE1) 6 Scenic Boulevard Monash University Business Park 738 Blackburn Road Turner Hall 38 College Walk
Engineering 35 16 Alliance Lane
North-east Two (NE2) Residential Carpark 6 Monash-Oakleigh Legal Service 60 Beddoe Avenue Normanby House 101 Normanby Road
Engineering 36 18 Alliance Lane
North-east Three (NE3) Residential Carpark 7 Engineering 36A 20 Alliance Lane New Horizons 20 Research Way Richardson Hall 63 College Way
North-east Four (NE4) Residential Carpark 3 Old Science Laboratories 22 Rainforest Walk
Engineering 37 17 Alliance Lane Roberts Hall 61 College Way
North-east Five (NE5) Residential Carpark 1 Performing Arts 55 Scenic Boulevard
Engineering 69 22 Alliance Lane South East Flats 52 Ancora Imparo Way
North-east Six (NE6) Residential Carpark 2 Physics 10 College Walk
Engineering 72 14 Alliance Lane
North-east Seven (NE7) Residential Carpark 4 Engineering Examination Halls, EH1 – EH4 23 College Walk
Plant Sciences Complex 54 College Walk Loading docks Address
Religious Centre 38 Exhibition Walk Boundary Road Boundary Road x College Walk
North-east Eight (NE8) Residential Carpark 5 Buildings and Property 26 Research Way
Robert Blackwood Hall 49 Scenic Boulevard Boundary Road Rear of 23 Innovation Walk
South East Car Parks Faculty of Information Technology 25 Exhibition Walk
Rotunda 46 Exhibition Walk Ancora Imparo Way Rear of 15 Ancora Imparo Way
enter via Wellington Road Faculty of Medicine Offices 43 Rainforest Walk
Science and IT 14 Rainforest Walk
South Two (S2) 20 Ancora Imparo Way Faculty Teaching – MBBS 27 Rainforest Walk Exhibition Walk Exhibition Walk/ College Walk
Science Instrumentation and Technology
Central Two (S2) 37 Scenic Boulevard First Year Biology 23 Rainforest Walk Boiler House Road Boiler House Road
Development Platform 26 Research Way
South One (S1) 30 Ancora Imparo Way Green Chemical Futures 13 Rainforest Walk
Science Portables 7 Innovation Walk Public transport Address
Hargrave-Andrew Library 13 College Walk
South-east One (SE1) 52 Scenic Boulevard Security & Traffic 59 Scenic Boulevard Bus Interchange Ancora Imparo Way/ Rainforest Walk
Information Services 44 Exhibition Walk
South-east Two (SE2) 54 Scenic Boulevard Sir Louis Matheson Library 40 Exhibition Walk Bus Stop Research Way
Japanese Studies Centre 12 Ancora Imparo Way Monash HR (incl. Staff Development) 211 Wellington Road
South-east Three (SE3) Jock Marshall Reserve Bus Stops Blackburn Road
Casual hourly/daily ticket parking 64 Scenic Boulevard STRIP1 Monash Biotechnology 15 Innovation Walk
Environmental Laboratories 52 College Walk
South-east Four Multi-level (SE4) 60 Scenic Boulevard STRIP2 School of Biomedical Sciences 19 Innovation Walk Bicycle arrival stations Address
John Monash Science School 39 Innovation Walk
STRIP3 School of Biomedical Sciences 23 Innovation Walk James Gormley 5 Rainforest Walk
South-east Five (SE5) 62 Scenic Boulevard Krongold Centre 57 Scenic Boulevard
Yarrawonga 10 Ancora Imparo Way
South-east Six (SE6) Residential Carpark 8 Law Building 15 Ancora Imparo Way Taxis Address
Law Library 15 Ancora Imparo Way Major lecture theatres Address Taxi Rank C10 car park at 59 Scenic Boulevard
Off-Campus Car Parks Address Mathematics & Earth, Atmosphere Central One Lecture Theatre 25 Exhibition Walk
Off-campus One (OC1) Wellington Road/ Blackburn Road and Environment 9 Rainforest Walk Engineering Lecture Theatres E1 – E6 21 College Walk Share cars Address
Off-campus Two (OC2) Howleys Road/ Normanby Road Medicine A 37 Rainforest Walk Humanities Lecture Theatres H1 – H10 20 Chancellors Walk Flexicar Bays RC5 58 College Way
The information in this map was correct at the time of publication (July 2017)N
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