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International Course Guide 2018 English Language Foundation Year Diplomas
Contents
Why study at 01 Your future starts here
Monash College? 02 Your Monash journey
04 Welcome to Melbourne
TOP
100
06 A new way to learn
Monash
is a top 100 university. 08 Your support team
(Times Higher Education World
University Rankings, 2016 –2017) 10 My week at Monash College
12 Monash College campuses
100
You’ll learn with students
from more than 100
14 Accommodation
different countries.
18 Students under 18
20 Your pathway to Monash University
22 Studying English at Monash College
1650
Monash University
Foundation Year
students in 2016. 24 Art, design and architecture
26 Arts, humanities and social sciences
28 Business
In 2015, Yilin Liu from
100%
China achieved a perfect 30 Education
foundation year score.
32 Engineering
34 Information technology
Diploma students
36
1244
Law
started at Monash
University in 2016.
38 Medicine, nursing and health sciences
40 Pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences
42 Science
$800,000 The amount of scholarship money
44
45
Entry requirements
Calculate your international qualifications
our students were awarded in 2016.
46 Monash College entry requirements
Monash College is global 48 Destination degree entry requirements
50 Intake calendar
AUSTRALIA
CHINA 52 How to apply
INDONESIA 53 Application form
MALAYSIA
SRI LANKA 57 Fees
Over the past five decades Monash University
has evolved from a small suburban campus to one
of the most international universities in the world.
Today, around one third of Monash University’s
students come from outside Australia, each
of them making an important contribution to
the diversity that is celebrated throughout our
University community.
From its formation, Monash College has served
an invaluable role in offering many of our most
outstanding students a pathway into the University.
Studying at Monash College is a wonderful
opportunity to prepare for Monash life, providing
you with skills, support and friendships that you
will draw upon throughout your careers.
Monash graduates have earned international
acclaim for their accomplishments. I hope that
in coming years you view your time at Monash
College as a formative moment on your journey
to joining them.
Professor Margaret Gardner AO
President and Vice-Chancellor
Monash University
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 01
Your Monash journey
We are past foundation year and diploma
students and we are here to tell you what
it is like to study at Monash College.
YOUR MONASH JOURNEY
02
Pictured left to right:
Hao Qi (Francis), China
Titania Andiani Rosari (Tania), Indonesia
Maria Isabella Reharta, Indonesia
Padmini Anbalagan, Singapore
Junhao Yang, China
Nakjun Sung (Jerome), South Korea
David Hartanto, Indonesia
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 03
Welcome to Melbourne
Melbourne has been named the world’s most
liveable city for six years in a row by The Economist.
It’s easy to see why! Here, you can enjoy our museums,
restaurants, sporting events, cafes, architecture,
shopping, beaches and parks. With trains, trams and
buses, you’ll find it easy to explore this fantastic city.
monashcollege.edu.au/live-and-study-in-australia/
life-in-melbourne
WELCOME TO MELBOURNE
“On a sunny afternoon
at St Patrick’s Cathedral,
it is quiet and the sunlight
falls through the windows.
It takes my breath away.”
Padmini
04
“ I love Southbank because
there’s an amazing spot where
I can watch the sunset.”
Maria
“At Hamer Hall, I go and watch
the Melbourne Symphony
Orchestra play. I also love to
go out onto the balcony and
watch the river at night.”
Jerome
05
A new way to learn
The teaching and classroom environment
in Australia is different to your home country.
At Monash College, you will learn how
to ask your teacher questions, and discuss
your opinion with your classmates.
A N E W W AY T O L E A R N
In Economics, we do a role-play to help We use Google Forms and Quizlet What’s a silent debate?
you understand how the Reserve Bank to quiz you on the lecture content. In English, you’ll be placed in a group
of Australia makes decisions. You’ll This provides us with real-time, to debate a topic with another group.
receive fake money and government statistical feedback on your The only difference – you’re not allowed
bonds to buy and sell with other groups. understanding. to talk! Because you cannot talk, you’ll
Eileen Hu Trish Cap
need to rely on writing, which helps
Monash University Diploma of Arts you learn to translate your thoughts.
Foundation Year It also helps you learn to collaborate
with your classmates.
Meera Gopalkrishna
Monash University
Foundation Year
06
“Our approach focuses on
‘ learning by doing’ in a
collaborative environment.
We use the latest technology
for interactive learning
activities in our lectures.”
Rishaad Abdoola
Diploma of Engineering
How is the classroom different?
Interactivity and technology
Small classes: You’ll be part of a class Feedback: Your teachers will at the learning village
that has about 20 students. give you lots of individual attention > Bring your own device
and feedback.
Your voice: Our teachers want you > WiFi in every room
to share your opinion and discuss Technology: We use technology > 16: the number of screens
your ideas. as part of our teaching. This helps in the lectorial rooms
you apply what you have learnt to
Group work: You’ll participate > Project your ideas onto the
the real world.
in group work, and learn how to big screen, answer quizzes,
be a good team member. and complete forms
Meet your support team
When you study at Monash College, you’ll have
a team of experts to support you. You can talk to
us about anything – accommodation, exams, your
career, or how to use public transport. We’ll help
you settle into the Monash and Melbourne lifestyles.
monashcollege.edu.au/live-and-study-in-australia/
support-services
Amanda
Teacher Librarian
YOUR SUPPORT TEAM
“ We’ll help you find books for your
assignments, locate journal articles
and reference sources. We can also
help you find a book to read for
enjoyment! We love helping you to
locate the exact piece of information
you require.”
Rachel Peter
Learning Skills Adviser Security Officer
“The learning style at Monash College “There are security officers on duty
is different to what you’re used to. every day at Monash College. All visitors
I’ll help you with essays, referencing, need to sign in and we make sure only
oral presentations, report writing approved people enter the building.
and group work skills. I also organise We also check that you’re wearing your
academic writing and exam preparation student wristband. We are here to make
workshops. I want to make sure you you feel safe and welcome!”
improve your marks and that you have
a great learning experience!”
08Suzanna and Rachel
Careers Advisers
“We’re here to help you with subject
selection, your pathway to university,
leadership opportunities, preparing
a resume, scholarship applications,
developing your interview skills and job
applications. We’re passionate about
helping you to reach your study and
career goals.”
Megan
Student Counsellor
“Adjusting to life without your family
and friends – and a new language –
takes some time. If you want to talk
about study issues, family, or adjusting
to life in Melbourne, I’m here to listen!
I’ll help you find the best solution to
manage any challenges. I’ll help you
feel confident and happy so you can
achieve great things.”
Amali Afiq
Student Administration Student Leader
“My team coordinates enrolment sessions, “Student leaders are here to welcome
course progression, attendance, fees, you! We’ll meet you during orientation
exams, and general student questions. and answer all your questions about
Most of our students are young and from studying at Monash and living in
non-English speaking backgrounds, like Melbourne. If you’re a little nervous –
you. We are here to support you so that don’t worry! We know exactly how
you can focus on your studies.” you feel.”
Kimie
Student Engagement
“We want to make sure you have
the best experience when you study
at Monash College! We plan fun
activities to help you meet new friends.
Participate in Chinese New Year, the
Japanese Festival, Harmony Day, or
a trip to the beach. We also organise
the student leadership program.”
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 09Padmini Anbalagan
Singapore
MONASH UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION YEAR
DIPLOMA OF ARTS
BACHELOR OF ARTS/LAW
SATURDAY SUNDAY
M Y W E E K AT M O N A S H C O L L E G E
I woke up, but didn’t get
out of bed!
I walked to the
Queen Victoria Market.
Everything was half
I got out of bed, ate some price when I arrived!
cereal and spent some
time at home watching
movies.
After the markets,
I wandered around the
Asian food stores.
The weather was lovely,
so I met a friend and
went shopping.
After shopping, I went
to the park.
I walked around the
city and explored some
laneways I had never
Tonight I met a friend at seen before.
a restaurant nearby.
Home – time to do some
laundry for the week.
I did my beauty routine – I ate dinner, had a
I washed my face, painted shower and went to bed
my nails and brushed early. I love sleep!
my hair.My week at Monash College
“Studying at Monash College is so different to studying in Singapore.
The learning environment is supportive and inclusive – there is also
a lot of group work and discussions. I’ve never felt as happy in
a classroom as I did at Monash College!”
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
9 AM English – my favourite Geography class – we did Classes started later Biology! We finished Today we tested the
class! I started the week a lot of reading, which today, so I sat at my our practical reports acidity of various milk
with a big smile. helped us understand favourite table and and started on next brands with pH strips in
complex terminologies. chatted with the teachers. week’s topic. our Chemistry class.
10 AM
Geography class – I love Chemistry – English! Today we did Chemistry class – Geography class – we
Geography because it we discussed our a group activity. I made we discussed how answered some questions
explains the world. research on the acidity a microwave cake and our diet influences about a topic and did
11 AM
of various liquids. brought it to class our health. some research.
to share.
Break time. I met my Geography – today we
friends at the library, did received feedback on
my homework and ate our assignments.
12 PM Classes ended, it was
my lunch.
time for home group!
I love home group
Chemistry class – because this is how Class started, English
today we learnt about we find out what’s on again, the best way
acid and alkali. around campus. to end the week!
1 PM
We laughed a lot today.
We did a practical Biology – we wrote
experiment in Biology up the reports from
today. Practicals are our practicals.
2 PM
fun but you’ve got to
be precise to get the
Biology class – I loved right results!
learning about the tiny
things that make the
3 PM Earth and humans
function.
Finished my classes After class I went to the I organised chess club. English class! Today Time for our student
for the day! I went to park and read a book. After the teachers we did some fun leadership meeting.
my favourite table finished their meetings, individual activities to
4 PM
and completed my they came and played improve our listening
homework in advance. with us. and writing skills.
After chess club, I went for After the meeting finished,
a walk around the city. I walked to the park.
5 PM It was sunny today, so I I did some grocery I ended up at the art shop.
went to the park and sat shopping before I went After the shop closed,
under my favourite tree. home. I bought some dinner
and went home. I stayed back after class
and did some homework.
6 PM I watched a movie tonight. I left the park a little later
today – the sun set a lot
later than usual! I went
to the shops and bought
some chocolates.
7 PM
I walked home and bought Tonight I cooked dinner I made another The campus was about to
some ingredients from with my roommate. microwave cake for close – the security guards
the Asian food market English class tomorrow! know me by name!
8 PM
to make dinner.
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 11Monash College campuses
We have three campuses in Melbourne. You’ll find facilities
like convertible classrooms and modern study areas, which
help you learn in exciting new ways.
You’ll also find lots of places to do your assignments, borrow
books and have lunch with your friends. Whichever campus
you study at, you’ll be part of a dynamic Monash community.
monashcollege.edu.au/live-and-study-in-australia/campuses
MONASH COLLEGE CAMPUSES
“I took music as one of my
subjects and I spent most of my
free time playing my flute in the
music practice rooms. It was my
favourite place on campus.”
Jerome
Our city campus is in the heart of Who: Foundation year students.
Melbourne, so you’ll be close to transport, Facilities: Group and individual
study areas, student common rooms,
libraries and museums. science laboratories, music practice
rooms, library, prayer rooms.
Accommodation:
Urbanest Melbourne Central,
Arrow on Swanston or Albert House.
12“My favourite place to spend time was
in the student common room at the
learning village.” David
Who: Diploma students. Clayton campus has around 26,000
Facilities: Student learning centre,
lecture theatres, student common room, students and is the largest Monash campus.
library and computer room, green spaces.
Here you’ll find four libraries, a lively campus
Accommodation:
On-campus at Clayton or homestay. centre, a sports complex and shops.
Who: Art and design students. Caulfield campus is the University’s second
Facilities: Design studios, lecture theatres,
computer laboratories, study areas, Monash
largest campus and is just a short train ride
University Museum of Art (MUMA). from Melbourne’s city centre.
Accommodation: Urbanest Melbourne
Central, Arrow on Swanston, Albert House,
or on-campus at Clayton, or homestay.
“I loved exploring my ideas in the
design studio. I was encouraged to
use studio time to experiment and
ask questions.” Tania
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 13Accommodation
Living in Melbourne is a big part of your
student experience. There are a number of
accommodation options from living on-campus,
to living with an Australian family (homestay).
monashcollege.edu.au/live-and-study-in-australia/
accommodation
Urbanest Melbourne Central Arrow on Swanston Albert House
AC C O M M O DAT I O N
Location: Latrobe St, Melbourne. Location: Swanston St, Melbourne. Location: Drummond St, Melbourne.
Travel: 10 minute walk to city campus, Travel: 15 minute walk to city campus, Travel: 15 minute walk to city campus,
five minute walk to train station for 10 minute walk to train station for 10 minute walk to train station for
Caulfield campus. Caulfield campus. Caulfield campus.
Facilities: 24-hour support team, rooftop Facilities: 24-hour security, electronic Facilities: 24-hour security, meals,
terrace, gym, laundry, bike storage, card access, laundry, gym, broadband sports activities, laundry, entertainment
cinema room, meal delivery service. internet, restaurant, convenience store. lounge, mini gym.
Cost: $320–470 per week. Cost: From $220 per week. Cost: $375–530 per week.
urbanest.com.au/melbournecentral arrowonswanston.com.au alberthouse.com.au
Under 18
Single room
Shared room
Food
Utilities: Internet,
electricity, water
“Living with a homestay family
helped me learn about my
new city. My host family was
very welcoming and helpful.”
Maria
14“I lived on-campus because
it was close to where I
studied. I could walk to class!
I had my own room with a
kitchen, bathroom, desk and
study area. I could join in fun
activities and got to meet new
friends from around the world.”
David
Homestay Monash Residential Services
Book your
accommodation early!
Providers are booked
12 months in advance.
Location: Throughout Melbourne. Location: Monash Clayton campus. As soon as you’ve
Travel: Within one hour of a Monash Travel: Walk to Clayton campus, accepted your offer,
University campus. 20 minute bus trip to Caulfield campus.
Facilities: Australian family environment, Facilities: Residential support teams, start thinking about
three meals per day, utilities. communal laundry, music rehearsal where you want to live.
Cost: $350 per week. rooms, table tennis, kitchen, garden.
monashcollege.edu.au/homestay Cost: From $230 per week.
mrs.monash.edu
Urbanest Melbourne Central
“Living off-campus was
affordable, comfortable, safe
and close to campus. It was
also near my favourite Asian
grocery store!”
PadminiR
PARKVI L LE
3km from city
Monash College Monash University
UMC
Urbanest Melbourne Central
AH
A MRS On-campus –Monash Residential Services
Queen Victoria Market UMC AH
Albert House
ME L BOU RNE HS
Homestay
A
Arrow on Swanston
Flinders
Street R Renting
Station
Royal Botanic Gardens
Port Phillip Bay St Kilda Beach
CAULFIELD
9km from city
State of Victoria
HS
Area covered by map
16Accommodation options
ON-CAMPUS
How to choose your If you want to be part of an exciting, multicultural community,
accommodation you can live on-campus at Clayton. You’ll enjoy modern, student
accommodation near your classes. You can also get involved in
Are you under 18? a range of student activities.
You’ll need to stay in places Provider: Monash Residential Services.
that offer more safety and Who: Diploma students.
support. Look at off-campus
options or homestay. OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
Our approved accommodation providers offer secure,
Which Monash College
apartment-style living with lots of student facilities.
campus will you be All rooms are furnished and staff are available 24 hours
studying at? a day to make sure you feel safe.
Choose accommodation that
AC C O M M O DAT I O N
Providers: Urbanest Melbourne Central,
is close to your campus. Arrow on Swanston or Albert House.
Who: Foundation year or art and design students.
What kind of experience
do you want? HOMESTAY
Make a list of what’s important: If you want to experience life in an Australian home, living
> living on your own with a local family – known as homestay – is a good choice.
> sharing with friends You’ll stay in a safe, supportive environment (just like home!)
and get to practise your English every day.
> kitchen for cooking
Provider: Monash Homestay Accommodation Services.
> student activities.
Who: Students under 18, diploma or foundation year students.
RENT OR HOUSE SHARE
Rent your own place, or share with friends. Choose a place
that’s close to your campus and make sure you visit the
property before you sign a lease.
Providers: realestate.com.au or domain.com.au.
Who: Students over 18.
Mon
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Free
Chadstone w ay
Shopping Centre
Free shuttle bus –
20 minutes between Clayton
and Caulfield campuses
Pri
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Hig
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C LAYTON
20km from city
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 17Students under 18
At Monash College, we understand it can
be hard to leave home and adjust to a new
country. That’s why we specialise in helping
younger students settle into life in Melbourne.
monashcollege.edu.au/live-and-study-in-australia/
information-for-students-under-18
STUDENTS UNDER 18
“If you won’t be living What do I need to do Meet the guardianship team
with a parent or relative, before I arrive?
At Monash College we have a team
you need to arrange Your guardian of guardians to take care of students
to have a guardian. Every student under 18 needs to who are under 18. You will be assigned
We have a guardianship have a guardian – someone who is one of our team members to act as
responsible for you until you turn 18. your guardian. Think of us as a friendly
team that organises
Your guardian can be: face you can come to when you
regular meetings with need help.
> a Monash College staff member
you, support during Our guardians will help you with:
(from the Monash College Under
emergencies, and 18 Guardianship Service team) > organising your orientation
assistance with settling > a parent or relative approved > opening a bank account
in, accommodation and by the Department of Immigration > finding accommodation
opening bank accounts.” and Border Protection.
> arranging medical appointments
Patrick Accommodation for under 18s > supporting you during emergencies
Under 18 Guardianship Before you arrive, we’ll also need to
Manager > speaking to your teachers to keep
approve your accommodation. You can track of your attendance and
choose to: academic studies
> live with the person who is your > reporting to your parents.
approved guardian
> stay at off-campus student
accommodation (we recommend
Urbanest Melbourne Central)
> live with a homestay family
> live on-campus at Clayton.
18“On your first day, we'll talk to you about Nicole, Patrick,
safety. We'll tell you about transport, Evangeline and Hollie
emergency services, money and visa rules. Under 18 Guardians
We also organise special events to help
you get to know other students under 18.
We visit the zoo, have barbecues and go
to the beach. You can call us at any time
of the day or night.”
What’s it like sending your child away from home?
“I was so worried about Kyle, so I wrote to his guardian, Hollie. “As a mother sending her 16-year-old daughter overseas to study,
She was very friendly and attentive. When Kyle arrived in I was very nervous. My fears were relieved as soon as I met Anna.
Melbourne, he was so happy to find a Myki card in his room! She was very reassuring in addressing my concerns. I really
Hollie gave my son lots of advice, guidance and encouragement. appreciate her meeting my daughter, Edwina, on a regular basis
I would certainly recommend the Monash College guardianship to check her wellbeing and academic progress. I am really impressed
service. The guardian takes on the responsibilities of a parent, with her dedication, commitment, caring nature and professionalism.
but is also a reliable and close friend of your child.” I would recommend the Monash College guardianship service to
Thuc Anh, Vietnam any parent.”
Edna Liong, Singapore
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 19FOUNDATION YEAR
F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R Your pathway to Monash University
Monash University Foundation Year will At Monash College, you can study a
help you develop your academic and
English skills so you start to understand foundation year or a diploma. Both offer
the Monash teaching style.
you guaranteed entry to Monash University.*
Course formats
Standard: Offers the widest range
The entry requirements, what you will study
of subject choices (choose from 12), and your degree options are different.
helping you to enter all 10 Monash
faculties.
Intensive: Ideal if you are an advanced
student. Subject choices are limited
– English, Mathematics, and Chemistry
or Accounting. Foundation year at a glance
Y O U R P A T H W AY T O M O N A S H U N I V E R S I T Y
Extended: Improve your English and Where you will study Melbourne city
mathematics skills and receive lots of
individual feedback. You'll be much Where it leads 1st year Monash University
better prepared to start foundation year! How long? Standard: 12 months
monashcollege.edu.au/foundationyear Intensive: 9 months
Extended: 18 months
Your subject options
Accounting Class structure Classes and laboratory practicals for science subjects
Advanced Mathematics Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week
Biology
Study model Semester
Chemistry
Economics Intakes January, March, July and August
English (compulsory) International locations
Jakarta International College – Indonesia
Fundamental Mathematics Sunway College – Malaysia
Globalisation Universal College Lanka – Sri Lanka
Information and
Double degrees Yes
Communication Technology
Mathematics
Music
Australian Year 11
Physics or equivalent
Extended subjects
FOUNDATION YEAR
Extended English
Standard (12 months)
Ideas and Communication
Foundations for Calculus
1st year Tips for choosing your subjects
or Mathematics in Context MONASH UNIVERSITY
1. Y ou must study English. You'll also choose
Plus one of:
another three or four subjects each semester
Business Enterprise * Entry requirements into Monash College (8–10 units in total).
and Monash University apply.
Chemistry and Life For age requirements refer to page 44.
2. Think about which subjects you need to study
to be accepted into your Monash degree.
3. Consider studying mathematics – you will have
more choice at university.
Standard – CRICOS 071178G
Intensive – CRICOS 071180C Charlie, Head of Studies
Extended – CRICOS 072824G
20DIPLOMAS
“You'll study the same subjects
as first year university students
and your classes will be held
on-campus. The only difference
is the classes are smaller,
and you'll get more support
as you learn how to study
in Australia.”
Karen, Associate Director
Diplomas at a glance DIPLOMAS
Y O U R P A T H W AY T O M O N A S H U N I V E R S I T Y
Clayton (or Caulfield for Diploma of Art & Design) If you have a degree in mind, the diploma
program is the best choice for you.
2nd year Monash University
Choose your study area:
Part 1: 8 months > arts, humanities and social sciences
Part 2: 8 months > art, design and architecture
Part 2 (Engineering stream): 12 months > business or commerce
> education (for double degrees only)
Lectures and tutorials (+ laboratory practicals for IT, engineering and science) > engineering
> information technology
5–7 hours per unit, per week
> science.
Trimester If you are interested in studying education,
law, medicine, health sciences, or pharmacy,
February, June and October
you’ll need to study a foundation year.
Jakarta International College – Indonesia
How it works
Universal College Lanka – Sri Lanka The Monash College diploma is in two parts.
You can start in part 1 or part 2, depending
Yes, selected degrees on your academic results.
monashcollege.edu.au/diploma
Australian Year 11 Art & Design – CRICOS 045084G
or equivalent Arts – CRICOS 061625F
Business – CRICOS 043633M
Engineering – CRICOS 043634K
DIPLOMA PART 1 Science – CRICOS 086068B
two trimesters (8 months)
DIPLOMA PART 2 Australian Year 12
two trimesters* (8 months) or equivalent
2nd year * The Diploma of Engineering (Engineering stream)
MONASH UNIVERSITY is three trimesters, refer to page 32.
Some streams in the Diploma of Art & Design
only have one trimester, refer to page 24.
For age requirements refer to page 44.
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 21ENGLISH
Studying English at Monash College
To enter foundation year or diplomas you’ll need a
minimum standard of English. At Monash College,
we specialise in teaching English to international
students. We are passionate about helping you get
into the course of your dreams.
MONASH ENGLISH MONASH ENGLISH BRIDGING FOR DIPLOMAS
This course will improve your academic
This course is right for you if you have met the
and English language skills for entry into academic requirements but have missed the
ENGLISH COURSES
foundation year or diplomas. English language requirements for diplomas.
Monash College campus Melbourne city Melbourne city
How long? 10–60 weeks (depending on your needs) 10–20 weeks (depending on your needs)
English requirement IELTS 3.5 (writing 3.5) or equivalent 20-week program for entry into
diploma part 1 and part 2 (all streams):
IELTS 5.0 (writing 5.0, no band lower than 4.5)
10-week program for entry into
Diploma of Arts part 1 and part 2 (all streams):
IELTS 5.5 (writing 5.5, no band lower than 5.0)
Contact hours 20 hours per week 20 hours per week
+ 15 hours independent study + 15 hours independent study
Start dates Nine intakes per year Courses start before diploma programs
Monash English Get ready for your Monash course Not sure which English course
CRICOS 076753G
Our English courses are designed to help is right for you?
Monash English Bridging
CRICOS 076754G you get into your Monash College course. Don’t worry. After you’ve applied,
You’ll learn the reading, listening, speaking we’ll send you an offer for the
and writing skills you need for your Monash course that you need.
studies. You’ll also adjust to the Australian
way of teaching before your course starts.
Plus, you can enjoy living in Melbourne,
one of the world’s most liveable cities.^
monashcollege.edu.au/english-courses
^
The Economist (2011–2016).
22The best place to
study English is in an
English-speaking country.
In Melbourne, you’ll have
the opportunity to practise
your English every day.
Monash English Placement Test
Foundation Year
or IELTS*
Monash English
(10–60 weeks)
IELTS* Diploma
Monash English Bridging
IELTS*
(10–20 weeks)
* Or other recognised English language test.
“Our teachers are experts
in English who understand
it can be hard to learn
a new language. They’ve
helped thousands of
students to improve their
English skills in preparation
for university.”
Cynthia Kralik
Director, English
and Foundation Year
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2017 23A R T, D E S I G N A N D A R C H I T E C T U R E
STUDY AREAS
If you are interested in art and design, we can help you turn your passion into a profession.
There are plenty of creative pathways to explore, leading to careers in advertising, product
design, animation and more. Whichever course you choose, you’ll learn from highly regarded
professionals, and be part of an exciting, creative community.
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Titania Andiani Rosari (Tania)
Indonesia
DIPLOMA OF ART & DESIGN
BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION DESIGN (HONOURS)
E-LEARNING RESOURCE DESIGNER, MONASH COLLEGE
“During my degree I developed learning materials
for the University, and edited videos for the
biomedicine department. Because of these
A R T, D E S I G N A N D A R C H I T E C T U R E
experiences, I am now working at Monash College!
Studying at Monash College helped to make the
transition to university much easier. The teachers
were always helpful when I had questions.”
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
Where it leads 1st year of: 1st year of:
> Architectural Design > Architectural Design
> Art and Design double degrees > Fine Art (Fine art specialisation)
> Interior Architecture
> Design (Industrial design specialisation)
2nd year of:
> Design
(Communication design specialisation)
Monash College campus Melbourne city Caulfield
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 1: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months Part 2: 4 or 8 months (depending on stream)
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects (see page 20) Specialise in industrial design,
architecture, interior architecture,
fine art or communication design
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level J (part 1) Level K (part 2) (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None A folio of creative work (for part 2)
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Part 1: $22,990
Extended: $37,260 Part 2: $25,290
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
24D IP L OM A S T RE A M S
Australian Year 11 or 12 Australian Year 12
or equivalent or equivalent
without a creative folio and a creative folio
DIPLOMA PART 1 DIPLOMA Fine Art Architectural Design/ Industrial Design Communication
PART 2 (4 months) Interior Architecture (4 months) Design
(8 months) (4 months) (8 months)
1st year 1st year 1st year 1st year
(Semester 1) (Semester 2) (Semester 2) (Semester 2) 2nd year
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Course Course Course Course Course
> Design > Fine Art > Architectural Design > Design > Design
> Industrial design (Fine art specialisation) > Interior Architecture (Industrial design (Communication design
> Communication design specialisation) specialisation)
> Architectural Design
> Interior Architecture
> Fine Art (Fine art specialisation)
DIPLOM A S U BJE CT S T R I M E S T ER O N E T RIMES T ER T W O
Drawing A Drawing B
1
Art and Design Theory A Art and Design Theory B
Basic Design Studio A Basic Design Studio B
PA RT Visual Arts Studio A Visual Arts Studio B
2
Communication Design Studio 1 Communication Design Studio 2
Drawing C Art and Design Theory D
Art and Design Theory C Illustration
PA RT Intro Art and Design Health and Safety
Communication Design (non-credit point unit)
2
Fine Art Studio 1
Drawing C
Art and Design Theory C
PA RT Intro Art and Design Health and Safety Build a career in...
Fine Art (non-credit point unit)
Digital design
Industrial Design Studio 1 Architecture
2
Drawing C Interior architecture
Art and Design Theory C Product design
PA RT Intro Art and Design Health and Safety Animation
Industrial Design (non-credit point unit) Advertising
2
Architecture Studio Graphic design
Architecture Communication 1
Visual arts
Transport design
PA RT Art and Design Theory C
Architectural Design Intro Art and Design Health and Safety
/Interior Architecture (non-credit point unit)
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 25Build a career in...
Social policy
Journalism
Marketing
Psychology
Writing
Media
International relations
Communications
Arts
Maria Isabella Reharta
Indonesia
DIPLOMA OF ARTS
BACHELOR OF ARTS
“ At Monash College,
I learnt how to think critically
and develop my own ideas.
It also helped me get into my
preferred course at Monash
University! During my studies
I worked a part-time job
and completed a journalism
internship with Speaker TV’s
Department of the Future.”
A RT S ,
HUMANITIES
AND SOCIAL
SCIENCESIf you’re inspired by new ideas, social and political issues,
STUDY AREAS
and the way literature, history and communication shapes
our world, then arts, humanities and social sciences at
Monash could be your calling.
Our graduates go on to work as journalists, marketers, and
psychologists, and in politics, publishing, communications
and foreign affairs.
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monash.edu/arts
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
Where it leads 1st year of: 2nd year of:
> Arts > Arts
> Global studies > Arts and Education
> Music
> Arts double degrees
ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Monash College campus Melbourne city Clayton
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 1: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months Part 2: 8 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects Specialise in psychology or sociology
Prerequisites for Arts: English
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level K (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None None
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Part 1: $21,990
Extended: $37,260 Part 2: $24,290
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
D IP L OM A S U BJE CT S T R I M E S T ER O N E T RIMES T ER T W O
Media Studies A: Film Studies Media Studies B: Mass Communication and the Modern World
1
Introduction to Journalism Intercultural Business Communication
Introduction to Academic Writing Introduction to Psychology
PA RT Data Analysis The Modern World
Academic Writing Professional Writing
Media and Culture Communications and Society
2
Contemporary Worlds 1 Contemporary Worlds 2
Introduction to Sociology (Sociology stream) The Individual and Society (Sociology stream)
PA RT Psychology 1A (Psychology stream) Psychology 1B (Psychology stream)
Understanding learning and learners Understanding teaching for learning
Education specialisation
for double degrees Professional work placement (5 days) Professional work placement (5 days)
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 27STUDY AREAS
BUSINESS
Build a career in... A business degree from Monash gives you the
Management skills to succeed in the complex world. You’ll have
Accounting the opportunity to work in real-word business
Banking and finance environments and virtual teaching labs.
Marketing monashcollege.edu.au
Auditing monash.edu/buseco
Project management
Human resources
Financial analysis
BUSINESS
Actuary
International trade
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
1st year of:
Where it leads 2nd year of:
> Business > Business
> Business Administration > Business Administration
> Business Specialist > Business Specialist
> International Business > International Business
> Commerce > Business and Education
> Commerce Specialist > Commerce
> Business and Commerce double degrees > Commerce Specialist
> Commerce and Education
Monash College campus Melbourne city Clayton
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 1: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months Part 2: 8 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects Specialise in business or commerce
Prerequisites for Business: English,
Mathematics
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level J (part 1) Level K (part 2) (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None Mathematics
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Part 1: $24,490
Extended: $37,260 Part 2: $26,990
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
28Sherman Chan
Singapore
DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(BANKING FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING)
CLIENT ADVISOR, UNITED OVERSEAS BANK
“ My sister studied at Monash College
so I knew it had a great reputation.
I wanted to study overseas to gain
exposure and experience living
away from home. I made great friends
at Monash College that I am still
in contact with – eight years later!
After finishing my degree, I returned
home and started working as a
personal financial consultant.
I manage international clients’
investments and financial portfolios.”
DI PLOM A S U BJE CT S T R I M ES T ER O N E T RIMES T ER T W O
Accounting for Business Introduction to Marketing
Introduction to Management Introductory Law
1
Data Analysis Intercultural Business Communication
Introductory Economics Introductory Mathematics for Business (Business stream)
PA RT Applied Mathematics (Commerce stream)
Microeconomics Business Law
Business Statistics Foundations of Finance
Marketing 1 And one of:
Managing People and Organisations Accounting for Managers
Introduction to Financial Accounting
And one of:
Macroeconomics
2
Managerial Communication
Marketing 2
Business Mathematics (Business stream)
PA RT Functions and Their Applications (Commerce stream)
Understanding learning and learners Understanding teaching for learning
Education specialisation
for double degrees Professional work placement (5 days) Professional work placement (5 days)
Launch your accounting career
You’ll be placed with a host company
in Australia to learn from an experienced
supervisor. Develop your career through
on-the-job learning.
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MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 29Zeyang Yu (Mart) China MONASH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION YEAR BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (HONOURS)/BUSINESS “ I didn’t plan to study education. I decided to because of my teachers at Monash College – their teaching style inspired me. They really engaged with their students and helped us to learn our own skills. They were always encouraging us to do our best. This is very different to the education I was used to, and I wanted to learn more about it.” Build a career in... Early childhood Primary teaching Secondary teaching Health and physical education Special education
STUDY AREAS
E D U C AT I O N
When you study education at Monash University, you
join a community that believes education can change
lives. We’ll inspire you to explore new ways of teaching
and become an educational leader of the future.
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monash.edu/education
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
E D U C AT I O N
Where it leads 1st year of: 2nd year of:
> Education > Education and Arts
> Education double degrees > Education and Business
> Education and Commerce
> Education and Science
Monash College campus Melbourne city Clayton
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 2: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects Complete 6 core arts, business
Prerequisites for Education: English, or science units and 2 education units
Mathematics + work placement
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5–7 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level K (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None Arts: None
Business: Mathematics
Science: Mathematics and Chemistry
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Depends on primary diploma
Extended: $37,260
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
DSIP
U BL OM
JECA TSSU BJE C T S T R I M E S T ER O N E T RIMES T ER T W O
Education specialisation Core unit from arts, business or science Core unit from arts, business or science
for double degrees
Core unit from arts, business or science Core unit from arts, business or science
Core unit from arts, business or science Core unit from arts, business or science
Understanding learning and learners Understanding teaching for learning
Professional work experiece (5 days) Professional work experience (5 days)
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 31STUDY AREAS
ENGINEERING
Engineers design, adapt and improve the structures of
the modern world. From skyscrapers and satellites, to new
machines and new forms of energy, they play a key role in
solving global problems.
At Monash University you’ll learn how to apply maths and
science to develop new technologies, and adapt existing ones.
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monash.edu/engineering
ENGINEERING
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
Where it leads 1 st year of: 2nd year of:
> Engineering > Engineering
> Engineering double degrees
Monash College campus Melbourne city Clayton
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 1: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months Part 2: 12 months^
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects Part 1: complete 8 core units
Prerequisites for Engineering: English and Part 2: complete 8 core units and
Mathematics, and one of Chemistry or Physics 2 electives
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5–7 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level J (part 1) Level K (part 2) (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None Mathematics, Chemistry or Physics
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Part 1: $24,990
Extended: $37,260 Part 2: $28,490
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
S tart the Diploma of Engineering in October and you could fast-track and complete your diploma in just eight months.
^
You will be ready to start Monash University in July. You must have met the required scores to enter a first year undergraduate
engineering degree to be considered for the T3 Fast-Track program.
32Junhao Yang, China
MONASH UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION YEAR
BACHELOR OF
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
INTERN AT CUMMINS SOUTH PACIFIC
“ Monash has a great reputation for
engineering – and I wanted to get
involved in Monash Motorsports!
I really enjoyed the learning
environment at Monash College.
The small classes meant more
interaction between teachers and
students. We were encouraged to
communicate with each other
and share our ideas.”
DI PLOM A S U BJE CT S T R I M ES T ER ONE T RIMES T ER T W O
Introductory Engineering Computing Engineering Practice
1
Introductory Chemistry Chemistry A
Introductory Physics Physics A
PA RT Applied Mathematics Engineering Mathematics A
2
Physics for Engineering Engineering Design: Lighter, Faster, Stronger
Chemistry 1 Computing for Engineers
PA RT Engineering Mathematics Introduction to Computer Systems, Networks and Security
T RIMES T ER T HREE
Engineering Design: Cleaner, Safer, Smarter
Build a career in...
Engineering Mobile Apps
Design and manufacturing
Research development
Environmental management Launch your engineering career
Consulting Eighty two per cent of our
Aerospace systems and flight controls Professional Year graduates are
Chemical engineering in full-time work six months after
Civil engineering graduation. Work with a local host
Materials engineering company and learn the skills that
Mechanical engineering Australian employers are looking for.
Electrical engineering monashprofessional.edu.au/py
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 33Daniel Chua
Brunei
DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING
(IT STREAM)
“ IT changes all the time, and
I like adapting to new things.
I’ve learnt how to complete
challenges with other people and
I really enjoy working as a team.
The learning at Monash College
is very practical and interactive.
We are always doing activities in
our lectures and classes. Because
we are learning the same
subjects as university students,
I know I’ll be well-prepared to
start at Monash University.”
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
Where it leads 1st year of: 2nd year of:
> Computer Science > Computer Science
> Computer Science Advanced > Information Technology
> Information Technology
> IT double degrees
Monash College Campus Melbourne city Clayton
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 1: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months Part 2: 8 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects Part 1: complete 8 core units
Prerequisites for IT: English and relevant Part 2: complete 5 core units and
foundation year mathematics 3 electives
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5–7 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level J (part 1) Level K (part 2) (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None Part 1: Mathematics and Chemistry or Physics
Part 2: Mathematics
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Part 1: $24,990
Extended: $37,260 Part 2: $28,490
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
34STUDY AREAS
I N F O R M AT I O N
TECHNOLOGY
IT is central to every industry. It creates more efficient ways
to work, more engaging ways to reach new customers, and
more powerful ways to communicate.
An IT degree at Monash University gives you the skills you
need to succeed in the ever-changing world of technology.
I N F O R M AT I O N T E C H N O L O G Y
You’ll apply what you learn to real-world projects through
our Industry Based Learning program.
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monash.edu/it
D IP L OM A S U BJE C T S T R I M ES T ER O N E T RIMES T ER T W O
Introduction to Computer Systems,
Networks and Security Computing for Engineers
Functions and Their Applications Introduction to Algorithms and Programming
Engineering Practice* Plus two electives from:
Plus one elective from: Chemistry 1
Chemistry 1 Physics for Engineering
2
Physics for Engineering Managing People and Organisations
Managing People and Organisations Mathematics for Engineering**
Mathematics for Engineering** Business Statistics***
PA RT Business Statistics*** Engineering Mobile Apps
*If you have already completed this unit in part 1, you will need to study an extra elective unit.
**Mathematics for Engineering is compulsory if you want to study a Bachelor of Computer Science.
***Business Statistics is compulsory if you want to study a Bachelor of Information Technology.
Build a career in...
Data science Start your IT career with
Specialist programming Professional Year
Technical analysis One in three graduates received an
IT consulting offer of paid employment from their
IT forensics host company. Learn valuable career
Project management knowledge and skills from a local
Computer games Australian company.
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MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 35STUDY AREAS
L AW
A law degree can take you almost anywhere –
from legal practice and politics, to business and beyond.
At Monash University, you’ll have flexible specialisation
options and double degrees to expand your knowledge.
Participate in international mooting competitions, or join
the Monash Association of Debaters.
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monash.edu/law
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R
LAW
Where it leads 1 st year of:
> Law
> Law double degrees
Monash College campus Melbourne city
How long? Standard: 12 months
Intensive: 9 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects
Prerequisites for Law: English
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590
Extended: $37,260
Entry requirements
Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
36Hao Qi (Francis) China MONASH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION YEAR BACHELOR OF LAW PARALEGAL “ The teachers at Monash College are fantastic – so kind, patient and helpful. They eventually became my friends! The small classes made sure that I received individual attention. I also enjoyed that learning was more interactive. Since studying at Monash College, I’ve done an internship with a research institute. Now I’m working as a paralegal at a law firm in Melbourne.” Build a career in... Law (as a solicitor or a barrister) Government Business Politics
Nakjun Sung (Jerome) South Korea MONASH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION YEAR BACHELOR OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE “ I’ve always wanted to be a doctor. I wasn’t able to enter medicine directly, so foundation year provided me with a pathway. Monash College was a different study environment to what I was used to. I learnt that having knowledge, and understanding what it means, are two different things! I had more time to study and actually understand concepts. I’ve been accepted to study a Bachelor of Biomedical Science. I’ve also joined the Monash Philharmonic Orchestra!” Build a career in... Medicine Nursing Psychology Occupational therapy Emergency health Physiotherapy Nutrition and dietetics
STUDY AREAS
MEDICINE, NURSING
A N D H E A LT H S C I E N C E S
We’re ranked in the top 50 universities worldwide* for clinical, pre-clinical or health
education. You’ll be learning from the very best in the field from your first day.
Our graduates have successful careers in medicine, nursing, emergency health,
occupational therapy and nutrition.
monashcollege.edu.au
monash.edu/medicine
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R
M E D I C I N E , N U R S I N G A N D H E A LT H S C I E N C E S
Where it leads 1st year of:
> Biomedical Science
> Biomedical Science Advanced
> Health Sciences
> Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine
> Nursing
> Nursing/Midwifery
> Nutrition
> Occupational Therapy
> Psychological Science
> Physiotherapy
> Radiography and Medical Imaging
> Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences double degrees
Monash College campus Melbourne city
How long?
Standard: 12 months
Intensive: 9 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects
Prerequisites: see destination degree for specific requirements
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590
Extended: $37,260
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
*Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2017.
MONASH COLLEGE COURSE GUIDE 2018 39STUDY AREAS
PHARMACY AND
PHARMACEUTICAL
SCIENCES
Monash is Australia’s top university for pharmacy and
pharmaceutical sciences*, preparing you for leading roles
in patient care and drug discovery. Our graduates are
PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
at the heart of new industry developments. They work
in hospitals, communities, research centres and drug
companies across the world.
monashcollege.edu.au
monash.edu/pharm
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R
Where it leads 1st year of:
> Pharmacy
> Pharmaceutical Science
> Pharmaceutical Science Advanced
> Pharmacy double degrees
Monash College campus Melbourne city
How long? Standard: 12 months
Intensive: 9 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects
Prerequisites for Pharmacy: English,
Chemistry and Mathematics
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590
Extended: $37,260
Entry requirements
Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017.
40Build a career in... Retail pharmacy Hospitals Biotechnology Food technology Formulation science Drug development Fengyue Hu (Jenny) China MONASH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION YEAR BACHELOR OF PHARMACY “ The classes at Monash College were much smaller than my home town. This meant individual attention and interaction with my teachers. It helped me develop good learning habits and form a strong foundation for university. I chose Monash College as my pharmacy pathway to Monash University. I’ve now entered the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, which was my dream!”
STUDY AREAS
SCIENCE
If you like to analyse and explore the world around you,
a degree in science is the start of a rewarding career.
Your time at Monash will be filled with lab work, field trips,
industry placements and classroom teaching. You can tailor
your degree to suit your interests, with 23 areas of study
to choose from.
SCIENCE
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monash.edu/science
The Essentials F O U N DAT I O N Y E A R DIPLOMA
Where it leads 1st year of: 2nd year of:
> Science > Science
> Science Advanced – Global Challenges > Science and Education
> Science Advanced – Research
> Science double degrees
Monash College campus Melbourne city Clayton
How long? Standard: 12 months Part 1: 8 months
Intensive: 9 months Part 2: 8 months
Extended: 18 months
Intakes January, March, July and August February, June and October
What you will study Choose from 12 subjects Part 1: complete 8 core units
Prerequisites for Science: English, and one of Part 2: complete 6 core units and
Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology or Physics 2 electives
Contact hours 5 hours per unit, per week 5–7 hours per unit, per week
English requirement Level I (see page 44) Level J (part 1) Level K (part 2) (see page 44)
Other prerequisites None Mathematics and Chemistry
What it costs Standard/Intensive: $25,590 Part 1: $24,990
Extended: $37,260 Part 2: $28,490
Entry requirements Entry requirements into Monash College vary by country.
Refer to pages 44–47 or visit monashcollege.edu.au for details.
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