Monash University : Rankings, Fees, Admissions & Reviews

The admission requirements for undergraduate international students at Monash University are given as follows:

• Final Year Secondary School or Equivalent
• International Baccalaureate
• New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement
• Proof of English Language Proficiency

The admission requirements for postgraduate international students at Monash University are given as follows:

• Proof of English Language Proficiency
• Bachelors Degree
• Postgraduate certificate (if any)
• Academic Transcripts
• Statement of Purpose
• Resume/CV
• Proof of Citizenship or Residency

Monash University is a century-old university. It has a strong network of hundreds of thousands of alumni worldwide. Monash University alumni are highly distinguished and highly accomplished. Check below some of the most notable alumni of the university:

Name	Profession	Photograph
Prananda Surya Paloh	Indonesian Politician
Abhijit Iyer	Political Analyst and Researcher
Rita Panahi	Australian News Anchor
Kanchana Wijesekera	Minister in Sri Lanka
Boediono	Former Vice President of Indonesia

Monash University has its main campus located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and the other campuses of the university are located in:

• Clayton Campus
• Caulfield Campus
• Peninsula Campus
• Parkville Campus
• Law Chambers

The university is also known for its international presence by having campuses in Malaysia, Indonesia, and China.

Monash University Architecture and Infrastructure

The Monash University Residential Services is responsible for co-ordinating amd operating the halls of residence and it also manages a variety of facilities on the Clayton and Pensinsula campuses. Some of the halls and colleges at Monash university are given as follows:

• Deakin Hall (Clayton)
• Roberts Hall (Clayton)
• Richardson Hall (Clayton)
• Peninsula Residential
• Gillies Hall (Peninsula)

The Clayton campus has an area of more than 1.1 km and is the largest campus of Monash University. The campus is also home to many restaurants and retail outlets, as well as student bars, the Notting Hill Hotel and are known to be hubs of social life for the students on the campus.

Monash University Accommodation

Monash University’s Clayton campus offers most of the on-campus accommodation facilities for international students. It includes the Clayton Residential Village that has the Traditional Halls of Residence and Shared Flats. These residences have private bedrooms and shared bathrooms as well as kitchens and lounges. The campus also includes the Clayton Urban Community that has self-contained Studio Apartments with all the required facilities such as a private bathroom and kitchenette.

Monash University was founded in the year 1958 as a public research university and is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The university was named after World War I general Sir John Monash and is the second oldest university in the state.

Early History (1950s -1970s)

Monash University was established by an Act of Parliament in the year 1958 and the original campus of the university was in the suburb of Clayton where it had been granted an area of 100 hectares of open land. The first intake at the university had 357 students on campus on Mar 13, 1961 and the university kept growing rapidly in size as well as student numbers. In the early years of establishment, Monash University offered degree courses in Engineering, Medicine, Science, Arts, Economics, Politics, Education and Law.

Between the mid-1960s to early 1970s, Monash University had become the centre of student radicalism in Australia. By the late 1970s and 1980s, the Monash IVF program was started by Carl Wood and Alan Trounson, and it achieved the first pregnancy in the year 1973. The Dawkins Reforms had changed the landscape of higher education during late 1980s. The university had only one campus located in Clayton with around 15,000 students in 1988 and now has 8 campuses which includes 2 global campuses as well.

Late History (1990s -2000s)

The expansion of Monash University had begun in 1990 with a series of mergers between Monash, the Chisholm Institute of Technology, and the Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education. By the year 1998, the university had opened its Malaysia campus as the first overseas campus and the first foreign university in Malaysia. As of today, 30% of the students at Monash University are from outside Australia and come from more than 100 countries in the world and speak over 90 different languages. Monash University has become very prominent in the recent years in the field of medical research. Since the year 2011, the university has had a global alliance with the University of Warwick in the UK.

Monash University students have been represented by student unions in individual campus organisations. The graduate students are represented by the university-wide Monash Graduate Association. Some of the associations that have represented undergraduate students are given as follows:

• Monash Student Association (MSA)- Clayton Campus
• Monash Student Union Caulfield (MONSU) – Caulfield Campus
• Monash Student Union Peninsula – Peninsula Campus
• Monash University Student Association – Malaysia Campus

Other than the representative organisations, the university also has other interest-based clubs and societies. Some of the notable student organisations are given as follows:

• Lot's Wife– A newspaper for the Clayton Campus
• Monash Association of Debaters
• Monash Whites Football Club

Monash University Student Activities

Monash University offers a wide range of student activities that includes clubs and societies, sports, events and student engagement programs. The students on campus can also join more than 100 clubs and societies that are representing diverse interests, participating in sports activities and attend events. Some of the activities that students can get involved in are given as follows:

• Food and Retail
• Safety and Security
• Student Events
• Student Associations
• Clubs, Societies and Groups
• Monash Student Communities

The sports offered at Monash University is known to be overseen by Monash Sports which is a department of the university that employs more than 200 staff members. Currently, the university has over 50 sporting clubs for students on campus. All of the campuses of Monash University offers a range of sporting facilities that are used by students and staff members including Football, Cricket, Hockey, Soccer, Rugby, and Baseball fields.

The sporting team at Monash University have competed in a range of local and national competitions and the university has sent the largest number of students to the Australian University Games. The university is known to be an overall champion in the year 2008 and 2009.

The sporting clubs at Monash University has more than 5,500 members with 219 LEAD program attendees and 91 different off-campus events for students on campus. Some of the sporting clubs at the university are given as follows:

• Monash University Vikings Touch Football Club
• Monash Ultimate Frisbee
• Monash University Judo Club
• Monash Shorinji Kempo Club
• Monash University Squash Club