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GRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2021
CHANGE
STARTS
HERE
For 60 years, we’ve been working to change the world,
and we’re not about to stop. At Monash, we see
challenges as opportunities to make things better.
It’s hard to imagine a time when the need to make
positive change has been greater than now.
We want you to help us do it.
Whether you want to change your life, your career, your
community or the world, your journey starts at Monash.
As a university with a global footprint, we know we have
to play our part in solving the problems facing the world.
That’s why all Monash students, lecturers, researchers,
professional staff, alumni and supporters contribute to
making real change.
You, too, have the opportunity to step up and make
a difference.
Are you ready?
IF YOU DON’T LIKE IT,
CHANGE IT.
Ready to make a change?
Click here to learn more.
Monash student Alexandra Churchill outside the
entrance to the biology department, Clayton campus.
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A GLOBAL MALAYSIA
Kuala Lumpur
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TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR
of some of our facilities
MELBOURNE
AUSTRALIA
COMMUNITY
Close to fast-paced Kuala Lumpur,
Monash University Malaysia is our Clayton
third-largest campus, with more Clayton, in Melbourne’s rapidly growing southeast
ITALY than 8000 students undertaking
courses offered across seven
corridor, is our biggest campus, home to 38,000
students and eight of our 10 faculties. Everything
Prato schools. you need is on campus – food outlets, sporting
In the heart of Tuscany and INDONESIA facilities, health services and more.
close to Florence, Prato is our
European base where eight of Jakarta Caulfield
our faculties offer units covering Monash University will be establishing The base for Monash Art, Design and Architecture,
Click here to find out what design, law, business and more. the first foreign university campus in and Monash Business School, as well as some
Indonesia. Based in Jakarta, Monash Arts, Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, and
makes Monash one of the top Indonesia will be offering master’s IT courses, Caulfield hosts 19,000 students. It’s a
Australian universities. and PhD degrees, as well as executive culture hub, with MUMA, our modern art museum,
programs and micro-credentials. joining sporting and café facilities.
The course offerings will be research
monash.edu/campuses intensive with a focus on industry Parkville
engagement. Our dedicated pharmacy and pharmaceutical
sciences campus hosts 2000 students and is
part of Australia’s leading health and biomedical
precinct. It’s also home to two of our research hubs,
Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and
the Centre for Medicine Use and Safety.
Peninsula
Home to approximately 4000 students, our
Peninsula campus offers courses from the Faculty
of Education along with select courses from
Monash Business School. Partnering with leading
players in primary and allied healthcare, we also
offer a number of courses from the Faculty of
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences.
INDIA
Mumbai
Bustling Mumbai is home to
the IITB-Monash Research
Academy, a collaboration that
gives PhD students opportunities CHINA
to work closely with industry to
find solutions to global problems. Suzhou
The Southeast University-Monash University
Joint Graduate School, in the heart of one of
China’s biggest innovation precincts, offers
master’s and PhD study options in areas ranging
from industrial design and IT to business.
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INNOVATIVE UNIVERSITIES THE WORLD (2020) (2020) RANKINGS WORLD UNIVERSITIES LOCATIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE
(2018) (Times Higher Education 2019) (2020) (2019)
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GET AHEAD Click here to find out how a Monash education
prepares you for success into the future.
WITH MONASH From day one, a Monash education sets you on the path to future career success.
Our programs and platforms offer work‑integrated learning experiences and Monash Talent
engagement with industry. You’ll develop an enterprising mindset, hone your With our employment service, Monash Talent, you can start your career
employability skills and gain a competitive edge in the graduate employment market. search without stepping foot off campus. We have a team of recruitment
specialists who’ll connect you with reputable employers and match you with
Career Connect jobs that suit your skills and passions.
Our Career Connect program gives you access to experienced coaches and monash.edu/talent
industry-based professionals. Take part in employability workshops, small-
group career conversations and, in your final year, one-on-one coaching. Mentoring
monash.edu/career-connect Throughout your studies here, you have the opportunity to mentor or be
mentored. You can share or gain insights about life at university, career
Student Futures planning, building employability, as well as future goals.
Our Student Futures platform allows you to collate the real-life skills that will monash.edu/mentoring
show employers you have what they’re looking for, taking into account not just
your university activities, but those that are part of your ‘outside’ life – paid Work-integrated learning
work, family responsibilities and contributing to your community. Incorporate professional experience into your studies, through clinical
monash.edu/student-futures placements, fieldwork, study tours, placements, or internships.
monash.edu/students/future-work/experience/wil
Develop leadership
While studying, you’ll be encouraged to foster the skills for effective leadership
that will enable you to positively influence the University, your community and,
eventually, the world.
monash.edu/students/leadership
Monash CAVE2 at Clayton campus.
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LIFE-CHANGING DID YOU KNOW?
In 2019, we had 5053 graduate
?
RESEARCH
research students studying at
Monash University, and our
researchers attracted a total
research income of $413.8 million.
Monash research is having a positive impact
in local communities and around the world.
Even before we became the global university There’s also Monash’s Faculty of Pharmacy
PIONEERING
we are today, our researchers looked beyond
traditional boundaries, discovering ways of
and Pharmaceutical Sciences, where the
anti-influenza drug Relenza was designed
DIABETES
approaching the fields in which they worked. and synthesised. This drug is now used DEPARTMENT
It’s why a Monash education is so respected
around the world. Things that we now take for
globally.
Today, our ambition and optimism are
AT THE ALFRED
We’re the only university with a
granted wouldn’t exist without the initial work stronger than ever. We have a clear vision
dedicated department to research
of Monash researchers, such as the work of what we want our research to achieve
into diabetes. Led by Professor
of professors Alan Trounson and Carl Wood,
who achieved the world’s first IVF pregnancy.
and how we’ll help our researchers make
it happen. HELPING Mark Cooper AO, a senior
endocrinologist at The Alfred
The Trounson and Wood team went on to
accomplish Australia’s first (and the world’s
WOMEN GIVE Hospital, Monash’s Department
fourth) successful IVF birth in 1980. BIRTH SAFELY of Diabetes uncovers strategies
to combat diabetes and its
In an innovation that could save complications, including kidney
HELPING THE
thousands of women’s lives
following post-partum haemorrhage
and heart disease, and blindness.
VICTORIAN
BLIND TO SEE
in low-resourced countries,
Professor Michelle McIntosh
HEART
The Monash Vision Group has developed a new, inhaled TACKLING HOSPITAL
draws on the capability of
Monash University and other
formulation of the drug oxytocin
that can be stored at room GLOBAL ENERGY Operated by Monash Health
and located within the
partners to develop bionic eye
technology to connect with
temperature.
CHALLENGES Monash University campus,
the hospital will host world-
WORLD the visual cortex. Patients
Commencing operations in 2017,
the ARC Centre of Excellence in Future
leading research programs
MOSQUITO
with damaged optic nerves
or physical trauma to their BUILDING Low-Energy Electronics Technologies
in cardiovascular health,
boosting Victoria’s medical
PROGRAM eyes may one day be able STRONGER, acts as an international hub to combine
high-impact Monash research with global
industry and economy.
LIGHTER
to see again.
expertise, placing Australia at the forefront
Monash University is the World
of new materials technology and research.
Mosquito Program’s research hub
of Oceania, and is committed to
PLANES WITH
NOBEL PEACE improving health conditions and 3D PRINTING
PRIZE FOR strengthening the capacity of
local communities around the
Professor Xinhua Wu and her team
at the Monash Centre for Additive
GLOBAL SLUM
CLIMATE world to reduce the threat of
mosquito-borne diseases such
Manufacturing (MCAM) have REVITALISATION
CHANGE as Zika, dengue, chikungunya
created an aluminium alloy that
will make aircraft 30 to 40 per
Monash was awarded a $14 million grant
for a research project that will significantly
Eight Monash University and yellow fever.
cent lighter, twice as fuel-efficient advance human health by delivering the
scientists shared in the prestige and still structurally sound. first public health and environmental data
of the 2007 Nobel Peace on the outcomes of an alternative water
Prize awarded jointly with the management approach, forming the
Intergovernmental Panel on basis for policies and strategies of urban
Climate Change and former informal settlements worldwide.
US vice president Al Gore.
2007
2015
2018
2014
2017
2011
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We want as many bright minds as possible to benefit
from a Monash education.
Click here to learn about our scholarships program.
SCHOLARSHIPS
TO UNLOCK
YOUR TALENT
At Monash, we’re committed COURSEWORK Accommodation scholarships Indigenous students RESEARCH At Monash, we believe in giving our students
the best chance to achieve their potential
to attracting academic high SCHOLARSHIPS We offer scholarships to help cover the costs We offer many scholarships for indigenous SCHOLARSHIPS and our range of scholarships reflect this
of your accommodation, and there are even students, with each of our faculties also
If you’re a prospective or continuing The Australian Government’s Research Training
achievers and producing coursework graduate student, there’s a
scholarships to support any relocation costs. offering opportunities to attend Monash
Program (RTP) covers your research course
commitment.
through their own scholarship programs.
internationally competitive variety of scholarships and grants available. Faculty scholarships fees if you’re an Australian or New Zealand The number of scholarships and grants offered
each year varies. So find the right scholarship
Equity scholarships citizen or an Australian permanent resident.
graduates. Academic scholarships Each of our ten faculties offer a range of
There are various other scholarships available for you at monash.edu/scholarships
scholarships from Indigenous and equity We recognise that sometimes your personal
Our Monash scholarships aim to attract scholarships, through to scholarships for circumstance can impact on your studies. If to assist with other costs.
academically gifted students, and each of our women. you’re from a low-income background, have a For details, visit monash.edu/graduate-
ten faculties offer scholarships for academic disability or medical condition, live in a regional research/future-students/scholarships
high achievers. or remote area, from an asylum-seeking
background, or have experienced difficult
circumstances, we offer scholarships to ensure
that none of these factors prevent you from
pursuing your dreams.
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A GLOBAL DID YOU KNOW?
With 83,000-plus students and
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OUTLOOK
400,000-plus alumni from approximately
160 countries, Monash is Australia’s
largest university.
If you’re passionate about tackling global
challenges and collaborating with some
of the brightest minds in your discipline
area, then Monash is the place where your
ideas and actions can gain momentum.
Our graduate degrees will give you the edge in the employment
market and prepare you for the professions of the future, both in
Australia and overseas.
Our industry-relevant courses are embedded with the leadership,
entrepreneurial and commercialisation skills that will advance
your career. You can take a semester at the King’s College London,
undertake master’s units at the Monash Centre in Prato, Italy,
or complete a double master’s program with one of our
international partners.
Globally connected, our alumni network is at the forefront of social
and technological progress at many of the world’s best companies.
If you aspire to make a positive impact in the world, you’ll find Monash
learning is all about discovery, creativity, challenge and opportunity.
GET READY TO SEE THE WORLD
International placements
Choose from a range of international placements – Asia, Africa,
Europe and the US.
Overseas internships
Intern at the United Nations, New York, or Shandong Television
in China – just two of many options.
Monash Malaysia
Our Monash Malaysia campus offers students the opportunity to
spend a semester at Monash University’s third-largest campus which
offers a distinctly international and culturally rich environment.
Monash Prato, Italy
Study at the Monash Prato Centre in Italy – offerings include fine art,
architecture, Italian and law.
Connect
Connect with 360,000-plus alumni across the globe.
Image: Hagar Eren
Bachelor of Science Advanced – Global Challenges (Honours)
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LIVING
ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
Our on-campus accommodation is supported by live-in staff
and student leaders, making campus life a breeze. There’s
ON CAMPUS
also 24-hour security on campus, and a thriving events and
Peninsula campus’ Gillies Hall is the largest activities program to help you settle into your new community.
commercial Passive House building in
Australia, and is the most energy-efficient Prices for on-campus accommodation range from $240 to
structure Monash has built. Gillies Hall won $303 per week^.
gold in the ‘Architecture – Multi Residential – We also have dedicated graduate wings in our urban
Constructed’ category at the 2019 Melbourne
Start with a short stroll to class before lunch. Design Awards for its green credentials.
community halls exclusively for graduate students. They’re
quieter and often include shared spaces to study and to
Study on the lawns in the afternoon. Gyms, connect with your neighbours.
sports fields and even restaurants – they’re all If you’re a graduate or mature-aged student you’ll be
on your doorstep if you live on campus. allocated a room within a graduate wing. Applications are
free and open in September. You can choose from traditional
halls of residence, self-contained studio apartments or
shared apartments.
With students from 70 countries and the wide range of facilities
Click here for an interactive tour
on your doorstep, discover why on-campus accommodation is
of our Clayton campus. much more than just your room.
monash.edu/accommodation
COST OF LIVING
Before you begin your studies at Monash, it’s a good idea
to plan and prepare a budget.
Below are some costs associated with living and studying
in Australia, and should be used as an approximate guide.
These figures (in Australian dollars) are estimates only, and
may vary depending on your location and lifestyle. Rent, for
example, is more expensive in some areas of Melbourne than
others. You may also need spending money for things like
medication and other personal items, such as clothes.
All costs are subject to inflation.
Depending on your chosen course, additional costs may apply
for class materials and other requirements. Please make
sure you check any additional costs for your course before
commencing your studies.
Off-campus accommodation
• Hostels and guesthouses $90 to $150 per week
• Rooming houses $85 to $215 per week
• Private rental $165 to $440 per week
• Boarding schools $11,000 to $22,000 per year
Other living expenses
• Groceries and eating out $80 to $280 per week
• Gas and electricity $35 to $140 per week*
• Phone and internet $20 to $55 per week*
• Public transport $15 to $55 per week
• Car (after purchase) $150 to $260 per week
• Entertainment $80 to $150 per week
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The fees for living on campus at Monash University vary depending on the type of
accommodation. On-campus accommodation cost includes gas, water, electricity, internet,
residential parking permit and laundry. Details: monash.edu/accommodation/pricing
* Prices shown here are based on a typical three-bedroom house.
Sample studio room
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WE’LL
SUPPORT
YOU
Monash Professional Pathways
Through a combination of classroom-based
programs (courses) and industry-based
learning experiences (internships), Monash
Professional Pathways supports those seeking
professional experience and careers in
Australia. Through us, graduates are better
able to secure employment in their chosen
fields and perform to employer expectations
in their roles.
monashprofessional.edu.au
PERSONAL SUPPORT
Career guidance
Take advantage of our career development
programs and individual career counselling.
monash.edu/careers
Family support
Monash University is proudly committed to
supporting staff and students with family
responsibilities by providing discounted fees
at four quality childcare centres across
? Clayton, Caulfield and Frankston. Check the
DID YOU KNOW?
centres’ websites for further details, and to
Every Monash campus has a security office
organise a tour of the facilities.
that’s staffed 24 hours a day. Members of the
monash.edu/childcare
security team are friendly and always ready to
provide help and safety advice. They’re also
Monash Sport
happy to escort you anywhere on campus at
Monash Sport offers a wide range of group
any time of the day or night.
fitness classes, gym memberships, aquatic
activities and competitive or social sports.
monash.edu/sport
Professor Bob Wong, from the
School of Biological Sciences,
Wellbeing
Clayton campus. Each Monash campus features a health,
wellbeing and development hub with
counsellors, medical practitioners, student
advisers and a team of people from different
faith communities to support you in all facets
of university life – from accommodation and
At Monash, you’re at the ACADEMIC SUPPORT Monash Connect Monash Postgraduate Dedicated learning spaces financial aid to life-balance issues.
Monash Connect can advise you on anything Association (MPA) We value the work of our research students monash.edu/health
centre of everything we do. During your studies, you can access academic
support programs to improve your written from admissions, enrolment, fees, academic As a Monash graduate student, you’ll and have invested in purpose-built facilities
and oral expression, reading, listening and support, language support, graduations and automatically become a member of the that reflect this. The PhD Hub in Building 88, Disability support services
We offer you careers counselling, academic
note-taking skills. Tutors are available to guide scholarships. Student service centres are Monash Postgraduate Association, which 27 Sports Walk, Clayton campus, is open If you have a disability or medical condition that
support, health and wellbeing services,
you through research methodology, conference located on all Australian campuses. We now provides services for graduate students 24/7 to all graduate research students, while impedes your study, the Equity and Diversity
professional development opportunities
presentation and the best way of submitting offer ‘live chat’ to new and existing students. such as social functions, newsletters and the Graduate Student Hub in Building 89, 21 Centre will help you access services such
and family support. We can even help you
academic papers. It’s just another way we’re making it easier to publications, advice, advocacy and mediation, Sports Walk, Clayton campus, is open from as learning support, assistive software or
find somewhere to live. You can also take
find out what you need to study at Monash. and seminars to help you transition from 7am to midnight for our graduate coursework equipment loans.
advantage of academic support services
monash.edu/connect study to a successful career. and research students. In addition to these monash.edu/disability
and modern study facilities designed
mpa.monash.edu spaces, there are a number of central facilities
specifically for graduate students. We
dedicated to graduate students across our
recognise the richness and depth of our
Clayton, Caulfield and Peninsula campuses.
Monash community, and are committed
to diversity and inclusion. monash.edu/graduate-research/current-
students/graduate-spaces
monash.edu/study/student-life
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FLEXIBLE COURSE
OPTIONS
We know that when, where, Double master’s courses
A double degree course allows you to study for
how and what you study is two degrees at the same time. You’ll graduate
critical to progressing your with two master’s degrees, giving you more
career flexibility and opportunities. It allows you
career, skills and knowledge. to keep your options open and develop expertise
in different yet complementary areas.
You might be a professional looking to gain expert
knowledge in your current field, or you might Study modes
be looking for a career change. Whatever your
We know you have many priorities and
ambition, Monash can help you get there.
commitments. That’s why we offer flexible study
modes to allow you to build your study around your
Professional entry master’s
life. Most courses are offered in both full-time and
courses part-time study modes. Some units are offered in
These courses are specifically designed to prepare intensive block mode (usually Thursday to Sunday),
you to enter a regulated profession such as law, allowing you to arrange a short break from work
accounting or teaching. These courses can take to complete a unit, and some are offered outside
two to four years to complete, depending on business hours.
the discipline. Some of these areas can also be
studied at an undergraduate level; however a Off-campus (distance learning)
professional-entry master’s course is ideal if you You don’t have to be at Monash to study with
make the decision to enter a different field to that Monash. Through our online distance learning,
of your first course. you can study with Australia’s biggest university
without ever having to set foot on campus. It’s the
Expert master’s courses perfect option if you need to balance university
These courses allow you to extend expertise with work, family and other personal commitments.
gained through your undergraduate degree, or You’ll study the same units and gain the same
add breadth to your knowledge and skills within qualification as you would if you were on campus.
a new or complementary field. If you complete It includes a combination of print study material
a four-year honours bachelor’s degree, you can and electronic communication.
usually complete an expert master’s degree in
monash.edu/off-campus-learning
the same discipline in just one year, meaning you
graduate with both a bachelor’s and a master’s
degree in five years. See pages 18-19 for a full list
of coursework courses.
GAIN CREDIT FOR 1-YEAR 1.5-YEAR 2-YEAR
PRIOR LEARNING PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS
Many of our master’s I want to undertake a I want to undertake a I want to undertake a
programs offer you block master’s program in the master’s program in the master’s program in a
same discipline same discipline different discipline
credit on the basis of your
education background.
+ + +
I have a four-year I have a three-year I have a three-year
honours qualification undergraduate qualification undergraduate qualification
OR
I have a three-year
undergraduate qualification
and I have a graduate
certificate or graduate
diploma or honours
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ART, DESIGN AND Journalism31 EDUCATION Professional Engineering 54 MEDICINE, NURSING Magnetic Resonance Imaging PHARMACY AND
ARCHITECTURE (also available as part of a double master’s • Chemical engineering AND HEALTH SCIENCES (graduate certificate)75 PHARMACEUTICAL Tap or Click the course titles
program) Counselling44 throughout this guide and
• Civil engineering Medical Science and SCIENCES
Architecture20 Journalism Education45 Addictive Behaviours 63 Doctor of Medicine 75 you’ll be taken direct to that
• Electrical engineering
Design21 (graduate certificate)32 • Adult learning Aeromedical Retrieval 64 Clinical Pharmacy 88 course on our website.
• Materials engineering Medical Ultrasound 76
• Advanced studies in design Public Policy 32 • Applied behaviour analysis Aviation Medicine Pharmacy Practice
• Mechanical engineering Medicine76
• Collaborative design • Digital learning (graduate diploma)64 (graduate certificate)88
Public Policy Bioproduct Manufacturing Mental Health Science 77
• Interaction design (graduate certificate)33 • Early childhood education Biomedical and Health Wound Care 89
Engineering54 • Child psychotherapy
• Multimedia design • Educational leadership and Science65
Strategic Communications Infrastructure Engineering and • Community mental health
Public Art Management33 policy • Cancer biology and SCIENCE
• Expert teaching practice Management55 • Mental health nursing
(graduate certificate) 21 Strategic Communications therapeutics
• General education studies Transport and Traffic 55 • Psychiatrist-in-training Financial Mathematics 90
Urban Planning and Design 21 Management • Cardiovascular diseases
(graduate certificate)34 Educational and • Infectious diseases and Advanced Clinical Nursing 78 Food Science and
Developmental Psychology 46 INFORMATION population health • Emergency nursing Agribusiness90
ARTS, HUMANITIES TECHNOLOGY • Intensive care nursing
Educational Leadership 47 • Neuroscience Mathematics91
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES BUSINESS • Mental health nursing
• Curriculum and pedagogy Artificial Intelligence 56 • Regenerative medicine Science91
Applied Linguistics 22 Accounting32 • General leadership studies and stem cells • Nurse practitioner
Business Information • Paediatric emergency nursing
Arts Research Professional Accounting 35 • Organisational learning Systems56 Biostatistics MULTIDISCIPLINARY
(graduate diploma)22 Professional Accounting (graduate diploma)66 Advanced Nursing 79 COURSES
Educational Research Cybersecurity 57
Bioethics23 and Business Law 35 (graduate certificate)47 Biostatistics65 • Disaster nursing
Data Science 57 • General studies in Environment and
Communications and Actuarial Studies 36 Education Studies Biotechnology66 Sustainability92
Media Studies 23 Data Science advanced nursing
Advanced Finance 36 (graduate certificate)48 (graduate diploma)58 Clinical Embryology 67 • Corporate environmental and
Communications and • Nursing education
Applied Economics Inclusive Education 48 Information Technology 58 Clinical Medicine 68 sustainability management
Media Studies • Nursing leadership
and Econometrics 37 Professional Psychology 49 • Environment and governance
(graduate certificate) 24 Information Technology Clinical Research 68 and management
• Applied econometrics STEM Education • Environmental security
Cultural and Creative Research (graduate Clinical Simulation Nursing Practice 80
• Applied economics and (graduate certificate)50 • International development
Industries24 certificate)59 (graduate certificate)69
econometrics Occupational and and environment
Teaching51 Dietetics69
Family Violence Prevention 25 • Business economics Environmental • Leadership for sustainable
• Early childhood education LAWS Forensic Medicine 70 Health (graduate diploma)80
Gender, Peace and Security Banking and Finance 37 • Early childhood and primary development
(graduate certificate)26 Juris Doctor 60 • Clinical forensic medicine Occupational and Indigenous Business
Business38 education
International Development Law (graduate diploma)60 • Forensic odontology Environmental Health 81 Leadership 92
• Contemporary management • Primary education
Practice27 Laws (LLM)61 • Forensic medical science Occupational Therapy
• Entrepreneurship • Primary and secondary Project Management 93
International Development Health Administration 70 Practice81
• International business education • Commercial and corporate law
Practice (graduate • Marketing • Secondary education • Criminal law and forensics Advanced Health Care Specialist Paramedic
certificate)27 • Responsible business • Dispute resolution Practice71 Practice82
TESOL52
International Relations 27 governance • Global society and human rights • Midwifery • Aeromedical and retrieval
(also available as part of a double master’s program) • Intensive care
• Risk management • Health and community law • Medical imaging
• Gender, peace and security ENGINEERING • Occupational therapy
• Foreign policy and security • Supply chain management • Labour and employment law Physiotherapy82
Advanced Engineering 53 studies • Paediatric physiotherapy Psychology
• International diplomacy Business
(graduate diploma)38 • Additive manufacturing • Public sector governance • Paramedic practice (graduate diploma)83
and trade
• Political violence and engineering and regulation • Primary healthcare Psychology Advanced
Business
counter-terrorism • Chemical engineering • Technology and innovation • Radiation therapy (graduate diploma)83
(graduate certificate)39
• Advanced international • Civil engineering (infrastructure • Transnational economic Health and Science
Business Administration 39 Public Health (online)84
relations systems) regulation Research
Business Analytics 40 • Civil engineering (transport) Public Health 84
International Relations Legal Studies 62 (graduate diploma)72
Commerce 40 • Civil engineering (water) Radiation Therapy 85
(graduate certificate)28 • Commercial and corporate law Health Management
Global Business 41 • Electrical engineering (graduate certificate)72 Reproductive Sciences
International Relations • Criminal law and forensics (graduate diploma)86
Global Executive Business • Energy and sustainability
and Journalism 28 • Dispute resolution Health Management
Administration41 engineering (graduate diploma)73 Social Work 86
International Sustainable • Global society and human rights
Management42 • Materials engineering X-Ray Image Interpretation
Tourism Management 29 • Health and community law Health Management 73
• Mechanical engineering (graduate certificate)87
Interpreting and Marketing42 • Labour and employment law Health Professions
• Medical engineering
Translation Studies 30 Regulation and Compliance 43 studies Education (graduate
• Renewable and sustainable
(also available as part of a double master’s program)
• Public sector governance and certificate) 74
• Translation energy engineering
regulation
• Interpreting and translation • Technology and innovation
• Transnational economic
regulation
COURSE INFORMATION FAST FACTS
Look for these icons on each course page for key information.
Location Duration Intakes Fees
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URBAN PLANNING
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PUBLIC ART AND DESIGN
ART, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
ART, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
Professional entry master’s Expert master’s Graduate certificate Professional entry master’s
RANKED #6 IN AUSTRALIA FOR ARCHITECTURE TOP 10 IN AUSTRALIA AND TOP 50 WORLDWIDE
Caulfield 6 months July Caulfield 2 years February
2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject. IN ART AND DESIGN
2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Caulfield 2 or 3 years February $12,500 2020 fees CSP*: $9527 Full fee: $34,700 2020 fees p.a.
Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July
This is the total 2020 fee for this 24-credit-point course. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
CSP*: $9450 Full fee: $34,700 2020 fees p.a. DEGREE AWARDED
$32,600 2020 fees p.a. DEGREE AWARDED
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. Graduate Certificate of Public Art Master of Urban Planning and Design
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
DEGREE AWARDED COURSE CODE: F4002 COURSE CODE: F6004
Master of Architecture DEGREE AWARDED * Commonwealth Supported Places are available to eligible applicants. The corresponding
Master of Design Student Contribution Amount published in this guide is indicative and can vary depending
COURSE CODE: F6001 on unit enrolment.
* Commonwealth Supported Places are available to eligible applicants. The corresponding
ALTERNATIVE EXITS
Student Contribution Amount published in this guide is indicative and can vary depending This new Graduate Certificate of Public Art is for a broad range
on unit enrolment. • Graduate Certificate in Design
of industry professionals who want to develop their capabilities in
• Graduate Diploma in Design
designing, proposing and producing public art. Complex urban problems require planning professionals who are
COURSE CODE: F6002
The course will build your ability to think critically and deeply about versatile and multifaceted. Employers are now seeking planners who
Our Master of Architecture course develops graduates with a vision context, give you a capacity to communicate ideas effectively, and can bring fresh perspectives to solving urban problems, and readily
to design architecture that responds to the dynamic needs of society you’ll develop skills to collaborate with large groups of people from adapt to new roles in the workplace.
while also speculating about the future of our built environment. a range of different disciplines.
In a rapidly transforming profession, designers need to be constantly This course puts you ahead of the competition by training you to
Whether you’ve completed undergraduate studies in architecture developing innovative skills and knowledge to respond to the integrate design with traditional policy-based knowledge.
Guided by experienced artists, designers and academics working in
or in another field, the Master of Architecture meets the academic developments in their field. the field, you’ll gain theoretical and technical skills, detailed knowledge Our Master of Urban Planning and Design prepares future professionals
requirements necessary to register as an architect. We offer an
Positioned at the intersection of several creative disciplines, our of processes and techniques for tendering submissions and an with the skills, knowledge and imagination to create equitable
integrated program of study that allows you to select from a range
Master of Design provides you with the platform to explore advanced understanding of historical and theoretical contexts in engaging and sustainable civic visions and strategies for our evolving built
of design studios in conjunction with advanced architectural studies.
principles in contemporary design that will enhance your design practice public art. environments and communities, whether you’re keen to upskill or
Complementary units introduce the methods and tactics of architectural
design research and engage with the multidisciplinary socio-cultural, and give you the platform to be an innovative leader. This program is change career.
ideal for those with an undergraduate degree in any discipline who are Entry requirements
political, economic, historical, theoretical and technical dimensions As a Monash Urban Planning and Design graduate, you’ll be ready
keen to enter the expanding fields of professional design engagement, Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
relevant to contemporary architecture and urbanism. to work towards a well-designed and planned people-centric future.
or for design practitioners aiming to upgrade their expertise. qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
Accreditation specified in the table below.
Specialisations Entry requirements
The Master of Architecture encompasses the knowledge and skills Average
• Collaborative design • Multimedia design ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Duration Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
required for professional recognition by the Architects Accreditation qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
• Interaction design • Advanced studies in design. Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%)
Council of Australia (AACA) and the Australian Institute of Architects. specified in the table below.
To register as an architect, graduates must also complete two years Professional with at least two years’ experience
Professional recognition working in art, design (communication, interior,
Average
Duration
of professional practice and pass the AACA Architectural Practice 0.5 ELIGIBILITY requirements1
The Master of Design is a ‘recognised course’ by the Design Institute interaction), architecture, curation, urban theory, N/A
Examination. For more details, visit the Architectural Registration urban planning, landscape architecture, or High Credit
of Australia – the peak industry body for professional design. Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field 2
Board of Victoria website at www.arbv.vic.gov.au related fields that work in the public space (65%)
Entry requirements
Entry requirements Additional requirements
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be Additional requirements
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based You’ll also need to provide: You’ll be required to attend an interview.
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s • a statement of intent (300-500 words)
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified
in the table below.
• compilation of evidence of creative work ?
in the table below. (images, text, photos, drawings etc) – 10 pages maximum. DID YOU KNOW?
Average
Average ELIGIBILITY
Duration2 The Master of Urban Planning and Design is accredited by the
Duration2 requirements1
ELIGIBILITY requirements1 Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) and undergoes a regular
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%) 33
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field Credit (60%) 2 ? review process to ensure the quality and relevance of the course.
DID YOU KNOW?
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field7, OR
Bachelor’s degree in architecture4 (or equivalent)
Distinction
26
Our Graduate Certificate in Public Art responds to the needs of a
(70%) 5 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.59
growing public art sector, and connects you with a professional
relevant expertise8
network of internationally recognised contemporary artists
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in any field + including Callum Morton, Kathy Temin and Daniel von Sturmer.
Credit (60%) 19
relevant expertise8
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 You must provide a compilation of evidence of creative work and a statement of intent.
Additional requirements
4 If you’ve successfully completed the Bachelor of Architectural Design at Monash, you’ll automatically All applications must provide a current academic and professional
progress to the Master of Architecture, provided successful completion was within five years of the
proposed commencement date of the master’s. curriculum vitae.
5 You must have achieved a distinction (70%) in the final year of your degree.
6 You must provide a design folio and a curriculum vitae. Shortlisted applicants may be invited to attend
an interview.
7 Related fields may include graphic design, communication design, visual communication, interior
design, interior architecture, exhibition design, interaction design, user experience design, multimedia
design, motion design, web design, industrial design or product design.
8 For example, by relevant graduate certificate, graduate diploma or work experience.
9 If you’re applying to do the 1.5 or one-year program, you’re required to provide 10–15 images of recent
original work, clearly numbered with a corresponding list of details attached, and to identify your
preferred specialisation. 1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
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BIOETHICS COMMUNICATIONS
Create a master’s degree that suits you AND MEDIA STUDIES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Our courses offer a unique and nuanced approach to their industry and subject matter, and are underpinned by our guiding principles to be Expert master’s Expert master’s
innovative, international and engaged. There are many ways you can create the master’s degree that best suits your interests and career needs:
• Tailor your program by taking specified electives from any other coursework master’s degrees offered in the faculty^ RANKED TOP 30 IN THE WORLD RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD
• Accelerate your studies, taking units over the winter and summer, and complete your degree in less than one year* QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
• Apply for professional internships to develop your professional experience and networks
• Go on study tours and gain practical, on-the-ground experience both in Australia and abroad Clayton* 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July
• Create a pathway to a PhD – by completing a research thesis as a prerequisite for future enrolment into a PhD or master’s by research
• Take advantage of leadership opportunities through our Arts Graduate Leadership Program and gain access to professional $24,200 $24,200
development workshops. 2020 fees p.a. 2020 fees p.a.
^
Only available for students completing the two-year option. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
*
Only available for students completing the 1.5-year option. Not available with the Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies or the Master of Bioethics.
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
Master of Bioethics Master of Communications and Media Studies
APPLIED LINGUISTICS ARTS RESEARCH ALTERNATIVE EXITS
• Graduate Certificate of Bioethics
ALTERNATIVE EXITS
• Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media Studies
Expert master’s Graduate diploma • Graduate Diploma of Bioethics • Graduate Diploma of Arts
COURSE CODE: A6002 COURSE CODE: A6003
*O
ff-campus study available.
RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD Clayton 1 year February and July
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
$24,200 Be introduced to the latest developments and research in
Clayton* 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July 2020 fees p.a. Bioethics responds to increasing community concern about ethical issues communications and media, with a view to real-world application.
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. created by scientific discoveries in the health and biological fields.
$24,200 Our Master of Communications and Media Studies features guest
DEGREE AWARDED Our Master of Bioethics is offered by the Monash Bioethics Centre,
2020 fees p.a. professional speakers in conjunction with industry-focused field trips
Graduate Diploma of Arts Research established by Professor Peter Singer in 1980 and was Australia’s
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year. to media outlets in Sydney, Melbourne, and Shanghai.
COURSE CODE: A5004
first research centre devoted to bioethics. In 2014 it was designated
DEGREE AWARDED as a World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for You’ll have the option of undertaking a communication industry
Master of Applied Linguistics Bioethics, of which there are only six worldwide. You’ll work with internship where you can apply your skills in real-work situations.
expert staff who are internationally recognised leaders and active, Excursions and guest lectures help to provide further industry-based
ALTERNATIVE EXITS
• Graduate Certificate of Arts The Graduate Diploma of Arts Research is an honours year equivalent, prominent contributors to public and professional discussions about learning opportunities.
• Graduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics providing high-achieving students who don’t already have the required a variety of issues in the field.
research component with the expertise to progress into a graduate Entry requirements
You’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with industry and participate Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
COURSE CODE: A6001 research program (master’s by research or PhD) offered by the faculty.
* Off-campus study available. in study tours and field schools, both in Australia and overseas. eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
You’ll complete a combination of coursework and research in your on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s that
chosen humanities and social sciences discipline. You’ll also undertake Entry requirements
must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the
research methodology training and carry out an independent research Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be table below.
As globalisation continues, the demand for English language experts, project in your selected discipline, working closely with a supervisor eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
teachers and intercultural communicators has significantly increased. Average
who’ll provide you with guidance and academic counselling. on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Duration2
The application of linguistic knowledge to professional contexts is at that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in
the heart of the curriculum. You’ll have the opportunity to regularly Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
Entry requirements the table below.
engage with real-world case studies and practical problem-solving Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior Average
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field , OR 3,6
as part of your studies. There’s also an extensive fortnightly seminar Duration2 Credit (60%) 1.5
qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level ELIGIBILITY requirements1 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field +
series where you can engage with guest lecturers from industry and specified in the table below. Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2 relevant expertise3,5,7
other universities. Average Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
Duration Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3, 4, OR Credit (60%) 1
ELIGIBILITY requirements1 related field3,4
Entry requirements Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field Distinction Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.5
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be eligible to the chosen research area of study (70%) 1 relevant expertise3,5,7
for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based on your Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
Credit (60%) 1
previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s that must be related field4
accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in the table below.
ELIGIBILITY
Average
requirements1
Duration2 ?
DID YOU KNOW?
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field 3
Credit (60%) 2 As a Monash Master of Bioethics student, you can apply for
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field3 4, OR an annual fellowship to work as an intern in the Global Health
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.5 Ethics Unit at the World Health Organization headquarters in
relevant expertise3,5,6 Geneva, Switzerland.
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a related field3,4 Credit (60%) 1
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass. 2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration. 3 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent.
3 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent. 4 Related fields include medicine and other health sciences, life sciences, social sciences, law and humanities.
4 Related fields include linguistics, applied linguistics, language study or teaching, translation and interpreting, TESOL and speech pathology. 5 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field.
5 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field (linguistics, applied linguistics, language study or teaching, translation and interpreting, TESOL and speech pathology). 6 Related fields include humanities and social sciences.
6 A credit average (60%) is required in both qualifications. 7 A credit (60%) average is required in both qualifications.
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COMMUNICATIONS CULTURAL AND FAMILY VIOLENCE FAMILY VIOLENCE
AND MEDIA STUDIES CREATIVE INDUSTRIES PREVENTION PREVENTION
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Graduate certificate Expert master’s Graduate certificate Graduate diploma
RANKED TOP 100 IN THE WORLD Caulfield 1, 1.5 or 2 years February and July Clayton, 6 months February and July Clayton, 1 year February and July
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
multi-modal multi-modal
Caulfield 6 months February and July $24,200
2020 fees p.a. $12,100 $24,200
2020 fees 2020 fees p.a.
Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
$12,100 This is the total 2020 fee for this 24-credit-point course. Fees are per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year.
2020 fees DEGREE AWARDED
DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED
This is the total 2020 fee for this 24-credit-point course. Master of Cultural and Creative Industries
Graduate Certificate of Family Violence Prevention Graduate Diploma of Family Violence Prevention
DEGREE AWARDED ALTERNATIVE EXITS
Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media Studies COURSE CODE: A4005 ALTERNATIVE EXIT
• Graduate Certificate of Arts
Graduate Certificate of Family Violence Prevention
COURSE CODE: A4007 • Graduate Diploma of Arts
COURSE CODE: A5005
COURSE CODE: A6004
Deepen your skills and understanding of the key social frameworks
underpinning domestic and family violence.
As a student in the Graduate Certificate of Communications and Media
Studies, you’re at once part of this media-saturated world but will also This course will build skills in a range of practice areas covering child This course delivers specialised expertise in the area of family violence
This exciting course provides you with an overview of the rapidly safety, men’s behaviour change, health impacts of family violence,
learn how to analyse, critique and challenge assumptions about the role prevention, while providing you with practical experience.
growing cultural and creative industry sector, and its many family violence in the criminal justice system, and working with victims
of the media. employment opportunities. You’ll build skills in a range of practice areas, including child safety,
and survivors.
You’ll expand your understanding of the key challenges posed by the men’s behaviour change, health impacts of family violence, family
You’ll gain a detailed understanding of this dynamic sector from a On successful completion of this graduate certificate, you may be
new economy of digital media, globalisation and increasing levels of violence in the criminal justice system, and working with victims
range of industry professionals and real-world projects in Australia eligible for admission with credit into the Graduate Diploma of Family
cross-cultural exchange. Skill development in critical thinking, writing and survivors. You’ll also undertake real-world learning opportunities,
and overseas. Whether exploring creative clusters in Melbourne and Violence Prevention.
and presentation in multicultural settings are designed to enhance your building skills and competencies required in particular domains of family
Shanghai, or understanding the business models of global digital
career capabilities. violence prevention work, such as law and primary medical responses
industries, our agile content will prepare you for a career in this Entry requirements to family violence.
This degree is suitable for emerging professionals in communications expanding sector. Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
and media industries, as well as those wishing to expand their knowledge This diploma will help you develop the skills needed to respond to the
You’ll gain insight into how to initiate and manage projects, and how qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
of this dynamic field. Successful completion of this degree can count current and future needs of working in family violence prevention roles
to evaluate their success, while maintaining close contact with a range specified in the table below.
toward a Master of Communications and Media Studies for those who across community, professional practice and the law.
of industry professionals and real-world projects from Australia and Average
Duration
desire further study. overseas. ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Entry requirements
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field
Entry requirements Entry requirements or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers Pass (50%) 0.5
Selection is based on your previous academic achievement in your prior
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be to be equivalent 2 qualification/s that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level
Depending on your prior qualifications and experience, you may be
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based specified in the table below.
eligible for entry credit, which reduces the duration. Selection is based
on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s on your previous academic achievement in your prior qualification/s
Average
Duration
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in ELIGIBILITY requirements1
that must be accredited to the equivalent Australian level specified in
the table below. the table below.
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) or satisfactory
Credit (60%) 1
Average substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent 3
Duration Average
ELIGIBILITY requirements1 Duration2
ELIGIBILITY requirements1
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field or
Pass (50%) 0.5 Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field3 Credit (60%) 2
qualification that the faculty considers to be equivalent
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a related field , OR 3, 4
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any field + Credit (60%) 1.5
relevant expertise3, 5,6
Bachelor’s (hons) degree (or equivalent) in a
Credit (60%) 1
related field3, 4
Shanghai City Lab
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore one of Asia’s
most exciting cultural metropolises. You’ll receive lectures
from Monash staff alongside guest experts from local
universities, and undertake fieldwork in the city alongside
local students. You’ll also be introduced to a range of Chinese
and international creatives working in the local cultural sector
who’ll give you an insight into the cultural success story
behind one of China’s largest global cities.
1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
2 Even if you’re eligible for a shorter course duration, you may elect to complete the longer duration.
3 Or qualification and/or experience or satisfactory substitute that the faculty considers to be equivalent.
4 Related fields include humanities or social sciences. 1 In equivalent Monash University grading scale terms, a 100% scale where 50% is a pass.
5 Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related field (humanities or social sciences). 2 This includes at least five years of work experience in a related field including humanities or social sciences.
6 A credit (60%) average is required in both qualifications. 3 Applicants with five years’ relevant full-time informal learning with a recommendation letter or reference from an employer will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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