Monash University
June 15, 2008
Since its first intake of students, in 1961, Monash has grown from a single campus at Clayton in Melbourne to eight campuses (including sites in Malaysia and South Africa) and centres in England and Italy.
A wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs are available through the university’s 10 faculties: art and design; arts; business and economics; education; engineering; information technology; law; medicine, nursing and health sciences; pharmacy; and science.
Monash University Library is one of Australia’s major research libraries, with a collection of more than 2.8 million items, including 10,000 print and 40,000 electronic journals and almost half a million non-book items.
International collaborative opportunities
Internationalism is one of the primary themes for all Monash’s activities as it develops curricula and increasingly locates its operations both physically and virtually around the world.
The university is active in a number of countries, among them Malaysia, South Africa, China, Read more
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