Monash University Undergraduate Course Guide 2013

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Monash University was establishedin 1958 and in little more than 50years has earned an internationalreputation or research andteaching excellence.

In the past 10 years we havebuilt on our ambitions to becomethe largest university in Australiaand have extended our reachacross the globe. We have aninternational network o more than

250,000 graduates and have builtcampuses and centres in Malaysia,India and South Arica. We are theonly Australian university activeon our continents.

It says something about ourambition, that or a relatively younguniversity, Monash ranks above worldstandards in almost all disciplines.

The Good Universities Guide,Australias most authori tativeindependent university ratingspublication, has rated Monashhighly in the categories that matter:

Student demand (2012)

Research grants (2012)

Cultural diversity (2012)

Student-sta ratio (2012)

Getting a ull-time job (2012)

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Top 50 in Art & HumanitiesTop 50 in Lie Sciences & MedicineTop 50 in Social Sciences & MedicineTop 60 in Engineering & Technology

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Top 20 in LawTop 100 in Computer Science& Inormation SystemsTop 200 in Chemical EngineeringTop 200 in Mechanical, Aeronautical& ManuacturingTop 200 in MathematicsTop 200 in Metallurgy & MaterialsTop 200 in ChemistryTop 200 in Geography & Area StudiesTop 200 in Finance

Monash is a member o theGroup o Eight, an alliance oleading Australian universitiesrecognised or their excellencein teaching and research.Group o Eight universitiesproduce graduates who ndull-time employment sooner,begin on higher salaries,

and are more likely to moveonto postgraduate studiesthan graduates rom otherAustralian universities.

Monash University is theonly Australian member othe prestigious M8 Alliance oAcademic Health Centres andMedical Universities. This globalgrouping includes Johns HopkinsUniversity, the Sorbonne in Paris,Imperial College London and theCharite in Berlin.

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This guide provides you withan overview o the Universityscourses, as well as inormationabout lie on campus, fexiblestudy options, accommodationchoices, and more. You shouldalso explore the Monash websiteor more detailed and updatedinormation about courses andstudy opportunities listed inthis guide.

This guide makes use o QR codesto oer extended inormation on ourcourse oerings and other topics.Scanning these codes with yourmobile device will direct you straightto the relevant webpage. Somedevices require you to downloada QR reader beore you can scanthese codes.

The Monash online Course Finderlists courses available or study in2012. New courses commencing

in 2013 will be listed rom July 2012.

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We believe every student is aninternational student. Todaysgraduates will compete with therest o the world or jobs. Monashcourses ensure they are exposed toa global perspective rom day one.

We encourage students to buildinternational experiences tocomplement their study throughexchange programs, intercampus

exchanges to our Malaysian andSouth Arican campuses, studytours, international internshipsand in-country programs. Wehave more than 115 exchangepartner universities in 25 countriesand have campuses and centresin Malaysia, India and South Arica.

In 2012, we partnered with theUniversity o Warwick (UK) toorm a unique global alliance.This par tnership wi ll raise ourinternational prole and provideunparalleled access to newopportunities and benetsto our students.

We are also negotiating a joint ventureor research and graduate studiesin China. Our global network is onereason many oreign governmentsand scholarship providers chooseMonash University as the destinationor their best and brightest.

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Our degrees are globallyrecognised, giving our graduatesan extra edge helping them thrivein the international job market.

Monash University is regarded asthe best university in Australia byglobal CEOs and chairmen whenrecruiting graduates. (The NewYork Times, October 2011).

Many Monash courses

including engineering, law,business, commerce, pharmacy,journalism and science o erinternships and work placementsconnecting students to industry.These programs help studentsdene their career goals andexpose them to industryrst-hand. The placementsalso enable students to gaincredit towards their degree.

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Its all about choice. You choosethe type o skills you want todevelop, you choose when youare ready to specialise, and youchoose what sort o experiencesyou want to have and when youwant to have them. At Monash,you take classes relevant to yourchosen career rom your rstweeks on campus. This approachis adopted across the University

in law, medicine, science,architecture, education, nursingand engineering and helps youdevelop a deeper understandingo your chosen proession sooner.It also means you begin workingtowards your career rom day one.

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Mai Bui, (BBiomedSci/BE 2011),was part o a unique project toremove carbon dioxide rom exhaustgas at a brown coal power plant.The project has the potential tocreate a carbon neutral powergeneration scheme.

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A team rom the Faculty o Science unded through the Bill andMelinda Gates Foundation isleading a project that developed away to stop the spread o Dengueever by making mosquitoesimmune to the disease.

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Hugh Evans (BSc 2008, LLB (Hons)2008), CEO o The Global PovertyProject, is working to help achievethe United Nations MillenniumDevelopment Goals to endextreme poverty by 2012.

In 2002 Mr Evans ounded theOaktree Foundation, Australiasrst youth-run aid organisationwith a mission to empower youngpeople in the developing worldthrough education. Hugh was the2004 Young Australian o the Year.

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The Reprieve Australia Internshipprogram allows Monash lawstudents to spend time in the UnitedStates working with prisoners ondeath row. The program placesinterns in capital deence andassociated oces in the southernUnited States or periods o threemonths or more at a time. Paststudents have interned in Louisiana,Texas, Georgia and Mississippi.

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Working with the World HealthOrganisation (WHO), Doctor PaulRaschky o the Faculty o Businessand Economics is conductingresearch into the impact o donordollars and the distribution odisaster relie unds.

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Design graduate Mandy Lau hasdeveloped a playset to help blindchildren in developing countrieslearn Braille. The program hasattracted interest rom UNESCOand could have a huge impactin developing countries.

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Doctor Paul Biegler o the Facultyo Arts won the Eureka Prize orEthics or 2011 or his work on theethical treatment o depression he argues doctors have a moralobligation to prescribe cognitivebehaviour therapy.

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Engineer, military leaderand public administrator.

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Former Federal Treasurer andDeputy Leader o the LiberalParty o Australia rom 1994to 2007.

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Secretary o the VictorianDepartment o Premier andCabinet in 2008. She leads theDepartment, and the VictorianPublic Service more generally, inadvising and serving the Premierand Government o Victoria.

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Widely regarded as one oAustralias best communicators,Bernard is a KPMG Partner basedin Melbourne who has establishedan international reputation asa trend orecaster or businessand government.

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dpE 1979)CEO o Australias largest aidand development organisation,World Vision.

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Prominent environmental scientistand 2007 Australian o the Year.

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Dr Lim established her reputation asa surgeon in 1990 ater perormingSingapores rst successul livertransplant. She is a pioneer in adultstem cell research and RoboticGeneral Surgery. She also sitson the Global Advisory Councilo the International Society orStem Cell Research.

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Chie Justice o the SupremeCourt o Victoria, Marilyn Warrenis the rst woman to be appointedto this oce in an AustralianSupreme Court.

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Arts graduate Steanie Perri isthe Mayor o the City o Monash.

Prior to this she was an advisor orthe State Member or Oakleigh andalso worked at the Victorian LocalGovernance Association.

Through the Elwyn Morey Centreand the Krongold Centre, Monash

is leading the way in providingcommunity services, particularlyto children with gited abilitiesand special needs. Services incounselling and education arealso provided to adolescents,adults and amilies.

Monash Oakleigh Legal Service staed by Monash law students

provides high-quality legal advice topeople who are unable to aord it.

Monash has developed a vibrantpartnership with Oxam Australia

giving students an opportunityto learn through volunteering inAustralia and via the South AricaSummer Placement program.

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Feed the homeless: Medicalstudents rom the Monash Sunway

campus run a soup kitchen orthe homeless once a month.

Monash South Arica School oInormation Technology is working on

a solution to increase internet accessto remote communities using mobilephones to create virtual networksand community e-postboxes.

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You can choose a broad generalistdegree such as arts, scienceor business and gain an insightinto many aspects o your eldo interest. This could lead tospecialisation later.

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Focus on a specic area o interestor choose a degree that leads toproessional accreditation (suchas law, medicine, engineering,IT, education or pharmacy) andgraduate ready to practice.

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Enrol in two degrees at the sametime in two completely dierentdisciplines (such as Arts/Law orScience/Engineering). As double-degrees are taken together, with theelectives rom one degree countingtowards the other, it usually onlytakes a year longer than it takes tocomplete a single degree. A doubledegree is a great way to tailor yourstudy to suit your tastes and talents

while increasing your job prospects.Double degrees are oered by all10 Monash aculties. See page65 to discover more about doubledegrees at Monash.

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I you are a high-achieving andmotivated student, honours canhelp you:

explore an area o interest in detail

pursue a masters degree or a PhD

enhance your employmentopportunities.

Honours is usually an extrayear o study at the end o your

undergraduate degree. You normallyapply or honours in your third yearo study, but some courses includean honours year in their structure.

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Through her Monash experience,Amy Burton knows that a persons

background should never get inthe way o their access to legalservices. Inspired by an assignmentin South Arica, organised throughMonash, she balances a careerin corporate law with volunteerwork at a community law clinic.

Industrial Design student anddesigner Alexander Vittouris

won national acclaim designinga bike that used bamboo trainedto grow in the shape o the rame.His environmental design could helpsolve third-world transport problems.

Cameron Tullberg (BIndDes1995, MMM 2005) combined his

interests in policing and multimediato head Victorias CriminalIdentication Squad.

Monash IT graduates DamianKovach and Adi Rum have created

an original and successul businessthat combines their skills in computerscience with their interest in healthand tness. Soon ater graduating,they created a business aroundan online tness search enginethat matches people to gyms andtness centres in the area they live.The site, www.localtness.com.au,now receives over our million hitsa month and gyms large and smallwant to be involved.

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Everybody should have theopportunity to get the best educationpossible. The Special Entry AccessScheme (SEAS) provides specialadmission consideration to studentswhose opportunity to demonstratepotential or university study mayhave been aected by nancial,geographical, cultural or personalcircumstances. For students who

have experienced disadvantage,bonus points are added tothe aggregate study score torecalculate your ATAR and increaseyour chances o receiving an oer.

For urther inormation, visitwww.monash.edu.au/access/admissions.html

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This is a University-wide programor high-achieving students whoare nancially disadvantagedor Indigenous.

I you have a minimum ATAR o 90(94 or Law) or you are awardeda Monash Indigenous Scholarshipor Achievement (and 94 ATARor Law) you will be invited to join

the program which will grant you:entry to, or an interview or, your

course o choice on having metany course prerequisites or extrarequirements such as UniversityMedical Admission Test (UMAT)*

a Monash UniStart Bursaryvalued at $1000

access to a range o specialactivities and opportunitiesto support your universityexperience.

*Students who meet the eligibility criteriabut do not achieve the required UMATscore will receive special consideration

o their UMAT result.

www.monash.edu/access/vc-scheme.html

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The Diploma o Tertiar y Studies(DoTS) is an innovative programthat can help you get into MonashUniversity i you havent got theYear 12 score you expected orare returning to study ater workingor raising a amily. The Diploma oTertiary Studies enables studentswith an ATAR o 50 or above toapply to Monash and immediately

begin studying rst year units at theGippsland, Berwick or Peninsulacampuses. Ater successullycompleting DoTS, you can applyor entry to the second year oyour Monash degree, allowingyou to graduate with a ull Monashundergraduate degree in as littleas three years.

For urther inormation, [email protected] orvisit http://arts.monash.edu.au/samss/dots

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Monash College in Australia isowned and operated by MonashUniversity and oers accrediteddiploma programs in Arts, Art andDesign, Business, Engineering andInormation Technology. Thesediplomas provide the opportunityto directly enter second year o morethan 50 selected Monash Universitydegrees based on successulcompletion o the program.

These diplomas are ull-ee payingbut scholarships are available orAustralian students who haveexperienced disadvantage.

For more inormation, visitwww.monashcollege.edu.au

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The Yulendj Indigenous EngagementUnit provides support servicesto Indigenous students. The unitprovides assistance to students inapplying or courses, scholarshipsand bursaries, course selection,tutorials, accommodation andacademic support. There are alsotwo pathway options specicallydesigned or Indigenous students.

For more inormation, visitwww.monash.edu/study/lie/indigenous/about.html

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A qualication rom TAFE providesa great background or entry to manyMonash degrees. Students canalso meet the university minimumentry requirements by successulcompletion o specic single unitsand aptitude tests. Note that somecourses have additional entryrequirements, such as interviews,admission tests and olios.

For more inormation, visithttp://monash.edu/study/options/pathways.html

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Accommodation is availableat all campuses (either oncampus or near-to-campus).www.mrs.monash.edu/on-campus-accommodation

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Living on-campus oers certaintyand security or students whohave never lived out o homebeore. The closing date or

lodging applications or theollowing year is 30 November.www.mrs.monash.edu/on-campus-accommodation

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O-campus accommodationoptions include student hostels,ull-board/homestay, part-board,private apartments and privatehouses. The Housing AdvisoryService, part o Monash ResidentialServices, assists students withinormation and advice abouto-campus accommodation.

03 9903 [email protected]/study/services/housing

Parking is available at ornear all Australian campuses

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Monash University has six Australiancampuses, campuses in Malaysiaand South Arica, centres in Prato,Italy and Mumbai India and a networko partners across the globe.

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Berwick is a small, riendly campuswith about 2000 students about40 minutes south east o Melbourne.It is a ve-minute walk rom the

heart o Berwicks specialty shops,caes and business services.www.berwick.monash.edu

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Clayton is the largest o theUniversitys campuses. It combinesa vibrant research, technologyand manuacturing precinct withrst-rate sporting acilities, shops,a student centre, libraries, a postoce, banks, medical servicesand religious centres. The campuscan be reached by public transportutilising an extensive bus networkcombined with train stations insurrounding suburbs.www.monash.edu/campuses/clayton

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Cauleld is the second largestMonash campus, with about 13,000students. It is the main centre or theaculties o Business and Economics,Art Design & Architecture, andInormation Technology. Cauleld isnine kilometres rom the Melbournecity centre and adjacent to Cauleldtrain station. The campus hasa gym, library and caes, and isclose to several shopping precincts.

www.monash.edu/campuses/cauleld

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Located three kilometres northo Melbournes city centre, theParkville campus houses the Facultyo Pharmacy and PharmaceuticalSciences, with rst-class teachingacilities, innovative learning spacesand research laboratories. Thecampus is home to the Centre orMedication Use and Saety and theMonash Institute o PharmaceuticalSciences, which comprises thelargest and most experiencedgroup o pharmaceutical

scientists in Australia.www.pharm.monash.edu

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Monash Gippsland is theUniversitys only regional campus situated about a two-hour driverom Melbourne. Eight o the 10Monash aculties are representedon campus, providing a broad arrayo undergraduate and postgraduateacademic programs and researchactivities. Home to 2000 on-campusstudents, 5000 o-campus studentsand nearly 400 sta, the campus

is valued as a place to study andlive away rom the pressures ocity lie. It is easily accessible bya bus connection rom Morwelltrain station or by car.www.gippsland.monash.edu

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The Peninsula campus is aboutan hours drive south o Melbourne,between the bay and the beach.It is a centre or nursing andparamedic training and earlychildhood and primary education,and is also being developed as acentre or health science research.

There is a bus connection toFrankston train station, and aree shuttle bus runs betweenPeninsula and Clayton campuses.www.monash.edu/campuses/peninsula

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Monash University Sunwaycampus was the rst internationalcampus o Monash University.The campus oers state-o-the-artteaching and learning inrastructureto almost 4000 students. Thereare specialised laboratories orvarious elds o study, a libraryand learning commons, and astudent centre. The Universityprovides nancial assistance or

intercampus student exchangebetween Malaysia and Australia.www.monash.edu.my

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The South Arica campus isdedicated to educating the utureleaders o Arica. The campus islocated on a 100-hectare site inRuimsig, a growing suburb 23 kmrom the Johannesburg city centre.Students at the campus benetrom small classes, advancedacilities and state-o-the-arttechnology. There is a strongvolunteering ethic on the campus.

Many students give up theirree time to help disadvantagedchildren with their school work.www.monash.ac.za

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The Prato Centre, near Florence,hosts short and semester-lengthcourses and seeks to develop andexpand Australias connectionswith universities, governments,cultural organisations andindustry in Europe. It has alsobeen established to developand expand the opportunitiesor Monash and other Australianstudents to study overseas. It is

an ideal venue or workshops,seminars and conerences.www.ita.monash.edu

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The IITB-Monash ResearchAcademy, based in Mumbai, Indiais an exciting partnership betweenthe Indian Institute o TechnologyBombay (IITB) and MonashUniversity two o the worldsleading educational and researchinstitutions. Together IITB andMonash are taking a collaborativeapproach to multidisciplinary

research that can deliver high-impact, integrated solutions tocomplex research problems orindustry, government and thebroader research community.The Academy will be located ina purpose-built, modern acilitylocated at the Powaii campus o IITB.

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We also oer many o our coursesby distance education (o-campus).No matter where you are you canaccess a world-class Monasheducation. These courses include:

Bachelor o Arts (Criminal Justice)

Bachelor o Arts (Journalism)

Bachelor o Arts (ProessionalCommunication)

Bachelor o Arts (Psychology)

Bachelor o Artsand Social Sciences

Bachelor o Behavioural Science

Bachelor o CommunityWelare and Counselling

Bachelor o Journalism

Bachelor o Sports Promotionand Events Management

Bachelor o Businessand Commerce

Bachelor o EarlyChildhood Studies

Bachelor o InormationTechnology and Systems

Bachelor o Arts and Bacheloro Social Work

Bachelor o Nursing Studies

Bachelor o PsychologicalScience and Business

Bachelor o Social Work

Bachelor o Science

Bachelor o Science(Biotechnology)

Bachelor o Science(Medical Bioscience)

Bachelor o Science(Veterinary Bioscience)

Associate Degree in Artsand Social Sciences

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ADA osters a spirit o creativeenquiry and interdisciplinarycollaboration, and is widelyrespected as a leader in education,creative practice and research.

Our sta ocus on critically-inormedcreative activity o the highestorder. As highly regarded industryproessionals and theorists, they

bring to their teaching and researchan expertise that refects thediversity o contemporary visualculture and creative practice.

ADA is unique in Victoria, as webring together the creative disciplineso art, design and architecture in oneaculty. Our fexible course structuresencourage you to take electivesrom across disciplines. MonashUniversity Museum o Art (MUMA)completes our creative hub at theCauleld campus.

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By studying art, design orarchitecture at ADA, you candevelop the knowledge and skillsto enact your vision. Our studentshave designed products to helppeople with disabilities, createdinstallations that comment on socialissues, and developed emergencyrelie structures. The applicationsare limitless.

ADA can help you take the rststep toward a career that is fexibleand dynamic. Our graduates havestrong visual communication skillsand the ability to think creatively.As inquisi tive individuals, theydevelop innovative solutions toimprove the world around them andcontribute to the social discourse.

At ADA you can explore the world.With study options at the MonashUniversity Prato centre, as wellas study abroad partners, youcan go global with your creativeendeavours.

With a degree rom ADA, a world oopportunities and the opportunityto change the world awaits.

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At ADA, our highly interactivecourses have a strong emphasis onstudio-based learning. This meansyou can put your creative ideasinto practice with the experiencedguidance o our lecturers andstudio coordinators.

Unlike the more traditional lecturemode, studio-based learningenables you to actively participatein problem solving and the practiceo creating and making, which areintegral to the learning process.

ADA is also home to oneo Australias largest studio-based research programs.We are committed to researchthrough creative practice. Ourinterdisciplinary community allowsyou access to unique opportunitiesto urther your studies and expandyour creative practice.

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The Faculty o Art Design & Architecture (ADA) at Monash Universityis a place o creative excellence and innovation. With courses at theCauleld and Gippsland campuses, our vibrant aculty is at the oreronto education in creative arts, architecture and design disciplines.

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Bachelor o Architectural Design/Master o Architecture

Michelle Phillips chose to study at Monash because she sawthe young program mirrored her passion or architecture. I wasimpressed by the ambition o the program. Being part o a newcourse is exciting because the sta are passionate and give us

every opportunity to extend ourselves.

Architecture is a great course i you want to be challenged,i you want to be always learning and searching. The thingI enjoy the most is the contact with lecturers and tutors.Discussing your work with practising architects and acultymembers helps to clariy and rene your ideas.

In 2009 Michelle collaborated with ellow Architectural Designstudents to design and build an outdoor community shelter atthe Kinglake Temporary Village. The shelter, part o the studentsstudies in second year, made a tangible contribution to acommunity devastated by the Black Saturday bush res.

Michelle valued the opportunity to work with leading disaster-relie architects, Proessor Silvia Acosta and Adrienne Benz, whowere visiting lecturers rom the internationally renowned Rhode

Island School o Design. It was the rst time that I got to see adesign rom rst ideas and sketches to nished built product which was exciting!

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The Monash Bachelor o Fine Artocuses on the creative and researchskills required to pursue a career asa contemporary artist. The courseenables students to establish criticaland ormal expertise, as a oundationor artistic practice. Studentsadvance their skills, thinking andknowledge over the three years othe course, to build a sophisticatedindividual visual language that opensup a vast range o contemporary artorms and practices.

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Throughout their degree, ne artstudents develop their own artmethodology by working closelywith nationally and internationallyrecognised and emerging artists.Students also have access tostudio spaces and state-o-the-artacilities. Students may spend up toa semester o their degree studying

at the Monash Centre in Prato, Italy.

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A high number o our graduatessucceed as practising artistsand are highly visible in the artcommunity. Others work atindependent, and commerciallevels. Our alumni have successulcareers in a vast array o allied artsproessions, including arts education,curatorship and administration inmuseums, galleries, communityarts programs, art and designconsultancies, and conservation

organisations.

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Industrial designers areresponsible or the design oa wide range o products, romurniture and domestic appliances,to specialist medical and scienticequipment, transportation andindustrial machinery. Fromvery large objects to very smallconsumer items, the job o anindustrial designer is to createa product which simultaneouslyachieves unctional and aestheticgoals. In designing these newproducts, they must considerissues o usability, innovation,materials and manuacturing.

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Students learn to plan andmanage projects within theconstraints o a design brie, justas they will in their working lives.Students have access to state-o-the-art acilities including sae,

modern workshops and the latestcomputer modelling sotware.

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This degree can lead to acareer in consumer and industrialproduct design in the automotive,electronic, packaging, exhibition,sporting and urniture industries.

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Architects provide leadership inthe design and construction o thebuilt environment, collaboratingwith engineers, builders andother design proessionals.The accredited Architectureprogram at Monash University isan innovative program that engageswith practice, industry and thebroader community. It seeks toadvance architecture throughambitious design practice andresearch which contributes to socialand environmental sustainability.

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The programs ocus on architectureas a creative discipline is enhancedthrough its location in an art anddesign aculty. Connections betweenarchitecture, art and design enable

students to establish a creativenetwork by studying alongsideindustrial designers, painters,sculptors, interior architects,and others.

Architecture is a ve-year academicprogram comprising the Bacheloro Architectural Design (three years)and the Master o Architecture (twoyears). Both are required or studentswho wish to practise as an architect.

Students who successully completethis bachelor degree are guaranteedentry to the two-year Master oArchitecture program.

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The employment market orarchitects is strong in Australia, andthere are substantial internationalopportunities. Many Australianarchitects work or practicesoverseas and Australianrms regularly undertakeinternational projects.

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Architects provide leadership in the design and construction o thebuilt environment, collaborating with engineers, builders and otherdesign proessionals. Architecture at Monash is an innovative twodegree program intended or students who wish to qualiy to practiseas an architect. Students who successully complete the Bacheloro Architectural Design are guaranteed entry to the two-year Mastero Architecture program.

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5 years FT 89.95 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, and a studyscore o at least 25 in mathematics (any).

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HLor 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a scoreo at least 4 in mathematics SL or 4 in mathematicalstudies SL or 4 in urther mathematics SL or 3 inmathematics HL.

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Graphic design students combine art and technology tocommunicate ideas. They work with a variety o tools, includingimages and typography, to create a unique, eective way o gettinga message to an audience. This course is intended or studentswho wish to seek employment as a graphic designer in the areaso corporate identity, publishing, advertising, packaging, illustration,inormation design, motion graphics and interactive digital media.

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VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 in

English (ESL) or 25 in any other English and a minimumATAR o 70.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.Note: ATAR and IB range o criteria apply, includingolio and interview. Visit www.artdes.monash.edu/study/apply/kit.html

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Every artist must nd their voice and this degree allows students toexplore their creativity by working closely with leading contemporaryartists. The course builds creative and research skills throughwhich students develop their own individual visual language and,over the course o this three-year degree, opens up a vast rangeo contemporary art orms and practices.

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3 years FT Rangeo criteria

VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English and a minimum

ATAR o 70.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.Note: ATAR and IB - range o criteria apply, includingolio and interview. Visit www.artdes.monash.edu/study/apply/kit.html

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The job o an industrial designer is to create a product whichsimultaneously achieves unctional and aesthetic goals. In designingthese new products, they must consider i ssues o usability, innovation,materials and manuacturing. Students learn to plan and manageprojects within the constraints o a design brie and have accessto state-o-the-art acilities including sae, modern workshopsand the latest computer modelling sotware.

On-campus(Cauleld)


VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, a study score

o at least 20 in mathematics (any) and a minimumATAR o 70.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL,and a score o at least 3 in any mathematics subject.Note: ATAR and IB - range o criteria apply, includingolio and interview. Visit www.artdes.monash.edu/study/apply/kit.html

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Interior Architects design spatial experiences by combining theirunderstanding o how people engage with the world around themwith their knowledge o structures and building technology. Theycreate spaces that communicate ideas, shared values and stories.Interior architects can apply their skills to a diverse mix o dynamicprojects beyond the bounds o interior design. This may includetransorming spaces on a large scale in the adaptive reuse oheritage buildings, ocusing on the intimate detail in designing unique

urniture and objects or theatre sets, curating a variety o media andtechnologies to develop exhibitions, or exploring the relationshipbetween community, identity and place in urban experiences.

On-campus(Cauleld)


VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English and a minimum

ATAR o 70.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.Note: ATAR and IB - range o criteria apply, includingolio and interview. Visit www.artdes.monash.edu/study/apply/kit.html

6750

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The dig ital revolu tion has signicantly altered the way peopl e seekinormation and understand the world, and a career in new media oersmany possibilities. Web and multimedia design are now essential in thecorporate world. Training in web design, animation, motion graphicsand digital imaging can lead to a career in the ever-evolving eldso interactive media, lm, video games and entertainment. Monashstudents study a combination o multimedia and digital technologies.

On-campus(Cauleld)

3 years FT 76.1 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English and a studyscore o at least 30 in one o art, studio arts or visualcommunication and design.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HLor 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a scoreo at least 5 in visual arts SL or 4 in visual arts HL.

6000

Bae Va a Mea At

Visual and media artists work across a range o media to createpieces that bridge the gap between the traditions o art history and thetechnologies o today. This course provides a broader range o studiooptions than the traditional ne arts studies, with the aim o producingartists who can play a part in shaping Australias visual arts industry.

On-campus(Gippsland)


VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English and aminimum ATAR o 70.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.Note: ATAR and IB Range o criteria, including

interview. Visit www.artdes.monash.edu/gippsland.

6000

Bae Va At

This is a multidisciplinary course or students who want to workin the arts industry or arts education. It p rovides pathways toproessional training in the broader eld o visual arts, includingvisual art education, arts business, curatorial practice and art theory.Students study a combination o units that best suit their individualand proessional ambitions.

On-campus(Cauleld)

3 years FT 80.2 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English and a studyscore o at least 30 in art or studio arts.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HLor 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a scoreo at least 5 in visual arts SL or 4 in visual arts HL.

6000

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Bae Be a Bae Va At

The demand or arts administrators and artists with business skills andtraining led to the development o this unique course, the only o itskind in Victoria. As this is a double degree, students study the majorbusiness disciplines, while also learning the theories and practicesneeded to work as a proessional visual artist.

On-campus(Cauleld)

4 years FT 86.7 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, and a studyscore o at least 25 in mathematics (any) and a studyscore o at least 30 in art or studio arts.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and ascore o at least 4 in mathematics SL or 4 in urther

mathematics SL or 4 in mathematical studies SL or 3in mathematics HL, and a score o at least 5 in visualarts SL or 4 in visual ar ts HL.

6500

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ia rBachelor o Arts as a participant in the Deans ScholarsProgram. (Graduated 2011). Diploma o Languages(Indonesian) (Graduated 2011). Currently studyingBachelor o Arts (honours) in politics.

Iona enrolled in Arts with an open mind, keen to expand her

knowledge, but with no clear direction about a career pathor where her studies might lead. I discovered during my timeat Monash that I am really passionate about working in thedevelopment and aid sector, says Iona.

She has been on exchange to Sciences Po in Paris, gone ona study tour to Rwanda, taken internships in Kigali, South Aricaand volunteered with development agencies. The chance totravel overseas has deeply enhanced my view o the world andother cultures. I have picked up a new language (Indonesian)and developed a passion or politics, international developmentand current aairs.

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We oer you many opportunitiesto study overseas. Each year ourstudents travel to destinationsaround the world to explore dierentcultures and new ways o learning.

No matter where you want to go,our Arts degrees can get you there.The fexibility o our course structureallows you to specialise rom day

one, take units rom other aculties,transer or take on a double degree.

it abt e

We oer our distinct ways oryou to get the qualication youneed: a general Arts degree,specialist degrees, doubledegrees and diplomas.

The general Arts degree is suited toanyone who is keen to explore newrontiers and who is still searchingor an area in which to specialise.

Specialist degrees are or those

who want to study a particular areain-depth, or example the Bacheloro Journalism.

Double degrees give you theopportunity to complete twodegrees at the same time andspecialise in two dierent elds,or example the Bachelor oJournalism/Bachelor o Science.And it doesnt take twice as long.In most cases youll only be addingone extra year to your degree.

Diplomas are the equivalent oan Arts major and are popularwith people looking to enhance a

degree other than Arts, or example,the Bachelor o Engineering/Diploma o Languages.

st veea aat-tak egee

Studying Arts is all about cultures,languages and societies so it makesperect sense or you to studyoverseas and immerse yoursel inthe culture o the country you arestudying. We have an outstandingnumber o opportunities or you totravel and study.

At our Prato Centre in Italy we oer20 exciting programs in history,politics, languages, AustralianStudies and communications.You can complete a whole subjectin two weeks, between semesters.

We have in-country programsor languages and our Chinesein-country program is the largesto its kind in the world.

There are study tours to Aricaand Europe in Geography andEnvironmental Studies and iyou study music with us theresa chance to visit and perorm inItaly, New York and Brazil.

There are also opportunities tostudy overseas or a ull semesterwith study abroad or exchange,but whichever option you choose,your overseas study experiencewill inevitably be rewarding bothpersonally and academically.


AtWith almost 10,000 students and 60 areas o study, we arethe largest aculty o our kind in Australia. One o the benetso being so big is the extensive choices we oer you, not justin what you study, but where.

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The Monash online Course Finder lists courses available or study in 2012. New courses commencing in 2013 will be listed rom July 2012. www.monash.edu/study/coursefnder

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The Bachelor o Arts is a fexibledegree that allows students tomatch their academic interestswith their career goals to createthe ideal course. Arts provides aset o general, portable and lastingskills vital to any career, such as theability to research an issue, presentan argument, analyse inormation,communicate clearly and relate

well to people.

Wat make t geat

The degree can be constructedto be broad-based or specialised.A general arts degree allows youto explore a wide range o subjectsincluding a major area o studyrom arts or another aculty suchas business. A structured degreeis more vocationally ocussed,enabling you to specialise in aparticular area.

Examples o structureddegrees include Bachelor o

Arts (Journalism), Bachelor oArts (Languages) and Bacheloro Arts (Communication). Doubledegrees are also available, givingthe arts degree a partnershipwith a qualication in law, science,business or teaching.

oe ve gaate

Monash arts graduates work inelds as diverse as broadcasting,bioethics, politics, media andcommunications.

Bae At(Gba)

Monash has a tradition asAustralias leading internationaluniversity and the Bachelor o Arts(Global) provides the opportunity togain a truly international education.

Wat make t geat

Students must study overseas

or at least one semester o thedegree, but may do so or up tothree semesters, either at MonashMalaysia, Monash South Aricaor an approved partner universityanywhere in the world. TheUniversity may provide grants oup to $4000 to students who studyabroad as part o its commitmentto encourage an internationallearning experience.

oe ve gaate

The international perspectivegained rom this degree will helpshape careers in internationalrelations or trade, oreign aairs,diplomacy, politics and government,environmental research andplanning, and with internationalnot-or-prot organisations.

Bae Jam

Journalism at Monash hasmoved away rom traditionalcourses centering on printand integrates all technologiesin the various elds o study.At the end o rst year, studentswill have competencies in newsreporting or print, online, videoand radio. In second year theymove into current aairs andeatures ormats and in thirdyear they specialise in a particulargenre political, business, sportand cultural, investigative andenvironmental reporting.

Wat make t geat

Monash has the largestundergraduate journalismprogram in Australia. Studentsare oered an unrivalled arrayo specialisations and access toa wide range o electives includinglanguages, environment and

sustainability, politics, internationalstudies, criminology, human rightstheory, counter-terrorism, historyand theatre. You can combineJournalism with Business andCommerce and graduate with adouble degree in only our years.

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Graduates o this course havethe theoretical and practical skillsto take up work as journalists atthe local, regional, metropolitanor international level, both in printand online, or they can apply their

skills to the elds o corporate orgovernment communications.

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Arts students gain general, por table and lasting skills vital to anycareer, such as the ability to research an issue, present an argument,analyse inormation and communicate clearly. Students choose roma wide selection o studies and complete at least one major, one minorand a rst-year sequence in arts. Elective units, or a second major,may be chosen rom arts or an approved rom another aculty.

On-campus(Clayton,Cauleld)

3 years FT6 years PT

85 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English.

iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

6000

Bae At (cma Jte)

Crime and how it should be managed and controlled is a complex and

much debated matter. This course provides students with the knowledgeand skills needed to understand the complexity o crime, to identiy andevaluate the eectiveness or otherwise o the criminal justice process,and to consider new and radical alternatives or dealing with crime.

O-campus(Gippsland)



72.4 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English.


6000

Bae At (Eg lagage)

This course ocuses on how English unctions in society, developsand changes, relates to thought and how it is acquired andlearned. Students gain sophisticated proessional writing andoral communication skills in an intercultural context, lookingat how English has come to be a global language.

On-campus(Clayton)


Individualoer

VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English.


5648

Bae At (Gba)

Students complete an international studies major and will travel andstudy overseas during their degree. A minor is chosen rom studies thatcomplement the global theme, such as languages, politics and culturalstudies. Students must study overseas or at least one semester othe degree, but may do so or up to three semesters, either at MonashMalaysia, Monash South Arica or an approved partner universityanywhere in the world. They may also study up to two semesters

by o-campus learning.

On-campus(Malaysia,Clayton,South Arica,Cauleld)




6000

Bae At (iteata)

Students with an international ocus can specialise in the study olanguages, international relations and intercultural communication.





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Bae At (Jam)

Students complete a journalism major and compulsory studiesin communications, ocusing on print, radio, desktop publishing,electronic journalism, narrowcasting and broadcasting. They alsocomplete a minor and a sequence chosen rom a range o humanitiesstudies. A work placement may be included in the nal year.

Multi-mode(Gippsland)

O-campus(Gippsland)



Individualoer


iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

6250

Bae At (lagage)

A program designed to develop a thorough knowledge o languagesand their structures and the social and cultural aspects o the countriesrom which the language comes. Students can choose to study multiplelanguages oered by Monash, including Chinese, French, German,Hebrew, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Ukrainian.

On-campus(Clayton)


85.95 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English,and a study score o at least 20 in a LOTE (any).

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and ascore o at least 3 in a language other than English

(LOTE) at SL or HL.

5648

Bae At (Pea cmmat)

Students take a major in communications OR public relations, a minorin humanities and a specialisation sequence. Minors can be chosen rom

Australian Indigenous studies, Australian studies, community studies,history-politics, psychological studies, psychology (which must bestudied by o-campus learning) and socio logy. Specialisations includecommunications, journalism, marketing, management, public relationsand writing.


O-campus(Gippsland)





7000

Bae At (Pg)

Psychology graduates have a strong understanding o psychologyand an appreciation o the role it plays in society, together with studiesin humanities and social sciences. Students complete a major inpsychology (o campus) and an arts major chosen rom communitystudies, history-politics, Australian Indigenous studies, communications,sociology or writing. Students who wish to gain ull registration in

Australia as a psychologist must complete a ourth year and mastersprograms in psychology.


O-campus(Gippsland)





5648

Bae At (sa see)

The Bachelor o Arts (Socia l Sciences) degree in Malaysiaencompasses a vast array o disciplines including the traditional such asphilosophy, literature, gender studies and religion, and the more recentones such as cultural studies, communication, media studies andlm aesthetics. The our Bachelor o Arts majors currently available atMonash University Malaysia are Communication, International Studies,Psychology and Writing.

On-campus(Malaysia)


N/A VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English.

iB: English at a minimum o grade our atstandard level.

N/A

Bae At a sa see

The Bachelor o Arts and Social Sciences is a ocused but fexiblecourse that enables students to study the humanities and social sciencesalongside more applied and vocational areas. Students can constructa degree that suits their individual goals and interests to develop criticalthinking and high-level communication skills. Students may apply or anIndustry Placement Program Scholarhsip whereby participants get realindustry experience and a $15,000 scholarship. For more inormationvisit www.gippsland.monash.edu.au/programs/ipp.

O-campus(Gippsland)





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Bae At a a Patpat te dea sa PgamThe course allows high-ach ieving students to design a personali sedarts program. This fexibility ensures that students will be appropriatelychallenged and encouraged to meet their ull academic potential.Deans scholars can access activities not oered to other students,such as seminars and special talks. They can also choose to havean academic mentor and access to their own lounge with computers,a printer and a small library.

On-campus(Clayton) 3 years FT6 years PT 99.3 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 45 inEnglish (ESL) or 40 in any other English, and a studyscore o at least 30 in any other three VCE studies.

All applicants must achieve an ATAR o 95.00 orgreater to be eligible or selection.

iB:A score o at least 7 in English SLor 6 in English HL.

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The course is designed or those who wish to combine a psychologymajor with areas such as science, computing, arts, management ormarketing. Students complete a major in either psychological studiesor psychology. They also complete an arts minor and a second majoror minors chosen rom arts, business and commerce, inormationtechnology or science. (Note that the psychological studies majoris not APAC-accredited.)


O-campus(Gippsland)



Individualoer



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Bae cmmat

The degree teaches students about the role o communicationin modern society through studies o the app lication o mass

communications theory to the corporate sector; the role o culture andsocial structures in social change; global trends and their local impactand contemporary writing practices. Students take compulsory studiesin communication, international studies and writing as well as a range oelectives. They may also study up to our music units, which can be usedto transer to the Bachelor o Music.

On-campus(Malaysia)


N/A iB: English at a minimum o grade our atstandard level.

N/A

Bae cmmt Weae a ceg

The course equips students or competent and ethical social welarepractice in an ever-changing social and political climate. The degreedevelops skills and knowledge or intervention in di erent elds opractice, advanced theoretical analysis and application, and socialwelare practice rom a management perspective. Students completea structured sequence in social welare, including work placementin welare agencies, together with support studies in public andsocial policy, methods o social research and Indigenous society.

They may also minor in Australian Indigenous studies, communitystudies, psychology or sociology. This course is accredited by the

Australian Institute o Welare and Community Workers (ACWA).


O-campus(Gippsland)



Individualoer



5648

Bae cmmt Weae a cega dpma cmmt seve (Aod&Mh)

This course allows students direct entry to Monash to gain a Bacheloro Community Welare and Counselling and a Diploma o CommunityServices (Alcohol, Other Drugs and Mental Health). TAFE Diplomamodules are taken in place o Arts electives in third year. This courseis accredited by the Australian Institute o Welare and CommunityWorkers (ACWA). Graduates are qualied to work in the relevanteld employed by the Victorian Department o Human Services.



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Bae cmmt Weae a cega dpma dabt

This course allows students direct entry to Monash to gain aBachelor in Community Welare and Counselling and a qualication incommunity services. The TAFE Diploma modules are taken in place o

Arts electives in the second and third years. This course is accreditedby the Australian Institute o Welare and Community Workers (ACWA).Graduates are qualied to work in the relevant eld employed by the

Victorian Department o Human Services.

O-campus(Gippsland)



Individualoer



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Bae JamJournalism at Monash is the largest program o its kind in Australia.

This course addresses all production technologies or journalism print, video, radio and online. It imparts advanced skills in researchand communication or proessional practice, osters a criticalunderstanding o the role o journalism and the med ia in contemporary

Australian society. It is ounded in the principle that robust and accuratejournalism is an essential component o a democratic society

Multi-mode(Cauleld)

O-campus(Cauleld)

On-campus(Cauleld)




5648

Bae lette

The Bachelor o Letters is a second undergraduate degree that allowsstudents to specialise in an area o study relevant to their personal,proessional or academic development. In the past, or example,engineers have undertaken studies in cultures and languages ocountries with which they have trade relations, computer industryproessionals have ound studies in philosophy (particularly in logic)helpul, and secondary teachers in schools have beneted romdeveloping another teaching discipline. Reer to the majors andminors table or a ull list o studies oered. A ull range o units

may not be available to students starting in July.

On-campus(Clayton)


N/A iB: English at a minimum o grade our at standardlevel, plus a tertiary qualication equivalent to a three-year Australian bachelors degree.

5648

Bae M

The course provides a comprehensive and balanced educationin musical theory and practice and prepares students or a varietyo roles in the music industry. In addition to learning practicalskills, students discover the historical, creative, technical andcultural aspects o music. They complete a major and a minorin music perormance and a second major in either composition,musicology or ethnomusicology.

On-campus(Clayton)


Rangeo criteria


iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL

All applicants must complete an audition.For inormation on the audition process please reer towww.arts.monash.edu.au/music/uture/enrolment.php.

5648

Bae Pemg At

The degree provides a balance o practical, theoretical, critical andcontextual studies. Students take part in cooperative productions,working in two or more perorming ar t orms, or example music theatreor dance-drama productions and sound sculpture exhibitions. Thedegree oers perorming arts majors and minors in drama and theatrestudies, music and visual culture. A minor is also available in dance.

On-campus(Clayton)


Rangeo criteria



All applicants must complete an audition. Forinormation on the audition process please reer to www.arts.monash.edu.au/theatre-perormance/uture/apply.

5648

Bae Pea cmmat

Students develop an understanding o the practical operations o themedia, the social and cultural dimensions o mass communications,and the audiences, producers and policy-makers. Students completea major in communications, public relations or journalism, a minorthats dierent rom the major in communications, public relationsor journalism, an arts rst-year sequence, two arts units and urtherelective units.

On-campus

(Berwick)

3 years FT

6 years PT

70.05 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least

30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English.iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

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This course allows students to undertake major stud ies in thetheory, practice, technology and research techniques o masscommunications together with studies at Chisholm TAFE designedto provide students with the theoretical base and the practical skillsin a variety o writing, editing and production tasks. See also Doubledegrees section.

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N/A N/A

dpma lagage

Students can pursue an interest in one o the languages whilesimultaneously studying a bachelors degree. It is the equivalent to aull major, and generally adds a urther year to the length o studies.Most o the languages available at Monash can be studied asa diploma.

O-campus(Clayton,Cauleld)


1 year FT2 years PT

N/A Note: A u ll -time load is equiva lent to one yearull-time, taken part-time over three years.

5648

dpma lbea At

Students can pursue an interest in one o the humanities or socialsciences. It is the equivalent to a ull major, and generally adds aurther year to the length o studies. This diploma is usually completedby students studying in aculties other than arts, however arts studentsmay apply to undertake this course ater successully completingone year. The diploma is oered in many o the arts majors listed inthe Monash arts discipline table. Students should contact the acultyto conrm that their choice is available.

O-campus(Gippsland,Clayton,Cauleld,Berwick)

On-campus(Gippsland,Clayton,Cauleld,Berwick)

1 year FT2 years PT

N/A Note: A u ll -time load is equiva lent to one yearull-time, taken part-time over two or three years.

5648

dpma Teta steThe Diploma o Tertiary Studies oers an alternative entry pathwayor students at the Gippsland, Berwick or Peninsula campuses.Students can use the course to explore their academic options andgain credit towards a range o degrees. The course consists o twocore study skills units, and six units rom elected areas o interestin arts and communications, business and economics, computingand inormation technology, education or nursing.

On-campus(Gippsland,Berwick,Peninsula)

1 year FT2 years PT

Rangeo criteria

VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English and aminimum ATAR o 50 and, Business stream: Units 3and 4 mathematics (any). Business and Commerce,Education, Inormation Technology and Systemsand Nursing streams: Units 1 and 2 two units(any study combination) rom general mathematicsor mathematical methods (CAS) or Units 3 and 4 mathematics (any). Sciences stream: Units 3 and4 one o biology, chemistry, mathematical methods(CAS), physics, geography, psychology or specialistmathematics. Visual and Media Arts (Diploma o

Tertiary Studies):Units 3 and 4 a study score oat least 30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other Englishand a minimum ATAR o 50.

iB:Arts A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.Business and Commerce, Education, Inormation

Technology and Systems, Nursing, Science A scoreo at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HL or 5 inEnglish B SL or 4 in English B HL, and score o at least3 in any mathematics subject. Visual arts A scoreo at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HL or 5 inEnglish B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a score o atleast 5 in visual arts SL or 4 visual arts HL.

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Aate degee At a sa see

A ocused but fexible course that enables students to study thehumanities and social sciences alongside more applied and vocationalareas. Students will develop communication skills, skills o argumentand analysis, and the potential or lielong learning. Students whosuccessully complete the Associate Degree will automaticallyqualiy or the Bachelor o Arts and Social Sciences.

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Aate degee cmmt Weae a ceg

This course provides the skills, knowledge and value base orcompetent welare practice in a wide range o settings. Emphasis is

placed on the practical and vocational elements o proessional practice.On completion, students may apply to upgrade to the Bachelor oCommunity Welare and Counselling or the related double degrees.


O-campus

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iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in

English HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

5648

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Bae At a Bae Be (Atg)

Gain high-level skills in accounting and management, along withexcellent communication, organisational and research skills gainedthrough studying arts. Students complete studies in accounting andother business disciplines and at least a major and minor in arts.

On-campus(Cauleld)


84.35 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, and a studyscore o at least 25 in mathematics (any).

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and ascore o at least 4 in mathematics SL or 4 in urthermathematics SL or 4 in mathematical studies SLor 3 in mathematics HL.

7500

Bae At a Bae Be(Bakg a ae)

This course provides high-level skills in banking and nance,along with excellent communication, organisational and researchskills gained through studying arts. Students explore several key

areas o management o nancial institutions and a core o businessoundation units, together with a major in arts, an arts minor, anotherarts rst-year sequence and two arts electives.

On-campus(Cauleld)


86.5 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, and a studyscore o at least 25 in mathematics (any).

iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a

score o at least 4 in mathematics SL or 4 in urthermathematics SL or 4 in mathematical studies SLor 3 in mathematics HL.

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Gain high-level skills in management, along with excellentcommunication, organisational and research skills gainedthrough studying arts. This degree explores a range o specialisedmanagement areas (including business planning and decision-making,human resource management, business communication, nancemanagement and employee relations) together with a major in arts,an arts minor, another rst-year arts sequence and two arts electives.

On-campus(Cauleld)


84.05 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English,and a study score o at least 25 in mathematics (any).

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and ascore o at least 4 in mathematics SL or 4 in urthermathematics SL or 4 in mathematical studies SLor 3 in mathematics HL.

7500

Bae At a Bae Be (Maketg)

This course combines studies in economics with studies in thehumanities, languages or social sciences. It provides students with

a broad perspective o business combined with specic marketingstudies, plus a major in arts, an arts minor, another arts rst-yearsequence and two arts electives.

On-campus(Cauleld)


84.3 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English,and a study score o at least 25 in mathematics (any).

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and ascore o at least 4 in mathematics SL or 4 in urthermathematics SL, mathematical studies SL or 3 inmathematics HL.

7500

Bae At a Bae Em

This course combines studies in economics with studies in thehumanities, languages or social sciences. Students undertakecompulsory units in Economics and also study a major andminor sequence in arts.

On-campus(Clayton)


92.75 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, and 25 inmathematical methods (CAS) or specialist mathematics.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HLor 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a scoreo at least 4 in mathematics SL or 3 in mathematicsHL or 4 in urther mathematics SL.

6750

Bae At a Bae M

Follow your interest in music while exploring other studies in arts.Students o this course take units in music perormance, composition,musicology and ethnomusicology, including classical and popularmusic, while completing an arts major and minor, and urther artselectives outside music.

On-campus(Clayton)

4.5 years FT9 years PT

Rangeo criteria


iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL

All app licants must comple te an audition.For inormation on the audition process please reer to

www.arts.monash.edu.au/music/uture/enrolment.php.

5648

Bae At a Bae Va At

The course provides students with sound knowledge o the theoriesand practices required to work proessionally in the visual arts.

They can also expect to develop a broad base o critical, analyticaland communication skills through their studies in the humanitiesand social sciences.

On-campus(Cauleld)


85.15 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English and a studyscore o at least 30 in art or studio arts.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HLor 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a score oat least 5 in visual arts SL or 4 in visual arts HL.

5648

Bae At (Jam) a Bae see

This double degree provides the knowledge, understanding andskills used in science journalism. Students explore the role oscience and media in society, modern multimedia technologyand science communication.


O-campus(Gippsland)



Individualoer

VcE: Units 3 and 4 one o biology, chemistry,mathematical methods (CAS), physics, geography,psychology or specialist mathematics and a study scoreo at least 30 English (ESL) or 25 any other English.

iB: One o biology (any), chemistry (any), geography(any), mathematics SL, urther mathematics SL,mathematics HL, physics (any) or psychology (any),and a score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

5250

Bae At (Pg) a Bae

cmmt Weae a cegCombine the study o psychology with a vocational qualication incommunity welare and counselling. Students will graduate with amajor in psychology that is recognised by the Australian PsychologicalSociety, and will also possess a ull welare qualication recognised bythe Australian Institute o Welare and Community Work (ACWA).

Multi-mode

(Gippsland)O-campus(Gippsland)


4 years FT

8 years PT

76.7 VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least

30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English.iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 inEnglish HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

5648

Bae At a sa see aBae cmmt Weae a ceg

This combined course allows students to gain a recognised welarequalication while exploring the breadth o studies oered throughthe arts degree. Students complete a sequence in communitywelare and counselling and choose a major and a m inor rom arts.

This course is accredited by the Australian Institute o Welareand Community Workers (ACWA).


O-campus(Gippsland)



Rangeo criteria



5648

Bae At a sa seea Bae Va a Mea At

This degree is a combination o the two single degrees.Please see the individual descriptions or more inormation.



Rangeo criteria

VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English anda study score o at least 30 in art or studio arts.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in

English HL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL.

ContactMonash

Bae M a Bae cmmee

This degree is ideal or students with musical abiliti es who are alsointerested in gaining a knowledge o the business sector. Studentsundertake core studies across the major commerce disciplines, aswell as a major sequence in one o these areas. They also undertakea music perormance major and either musicology or music as theirsecond major, or both.

On-campus(Clayton)


Rangeo criteria

VcE: Units 3 and 4 a study score o at least 30 inEnglish (ESL) or 25 in any other English, and a studyscore o at least 25 in one o mathematical methods(CAS) or specialist mathematics.

iB:A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in English HLor 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL, and a scoreo at least 4 in mathematics SL or 3 in mathematics HLor 4 in urther mathematics SL

All applicants must complete an audition. Forinormation on the audition process please reer towww.arts.monash.edu.au/music/uture/enrolment.php.

7250

Bae M a Bae Pemg At

The course enables students to develop their perormance andacademic skills in music, while expanding their analytical and criticalknowledge o other perorming arts disciplines. The program suitsstudents who wish to pursue creative enterprises that cross genresand disciplines, such as musical theatre and multimedia perormance.

On-campus(Clayton)


Rangeo criteria


iB: A score o at least 4 in English SL or 3 in EnglishHL or 5 in English B SL or 4 in English B HL

All applicants must complete an audition or bothMusic and the Perorming Arts. For the Music auditionprocess please reer to www.arts.monash.edu.au/music/uture/enrolment.php. For the Perorming Artsaudition process please reer to www.arts.monash.edu.au/theatre-perormance/uture/apply.

5648

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Arts Areas o Study are oered on the Berwick, Cauleld, Clayton, Gippsland,Sunway (Malaysia) and South Arica campuses and by o-campus learning,as listed below. Note: Not all campuses indicated may oer a major.The majors can vary between campuses and restrictions can apply.

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Anthropology

Archaeology and ancient history

Asian studies

Australian Indigenous studies

Australian studies

Behavioural studies

Bioethics

Child and youth development

Chinese language

Chinese studies

Chinese translation

Classical studies

Climate change and society

Communications

Community studies

Community welare and counsellingComparative literature and cultural studies

Conservation o biological diversity and cultural heritage

Creative writing

Criminal justice

Criminology

English

English as an international language

European and European Union studies

Film and television studies

French studies

Gender studies

Geography and environmental science

German studies

HistoryHistorypolitics

Human rights theory

Indonesian

Indonesian studies

International studies

Islamic studies

Italian studies

Japanese

Japanese studies

Jewish civilisation

Journalism

Journalism studies

Korean and Korean studies

Land and water management

Linguistics

Modern Greek

Music

Perormance studies

Philosophy

Politics

Psychology

Psychological studies

Public relations

Religion and theology

Sociology

Spanish and Latin American studies

Sustainability, environment and society

Theatre

Ukrainian studies

Urban, regional and international development

Visual culture

Writing

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Taa MekBachelor o Business (Marketing)

As a consultant and Portolio Manager at Forethought Research,Tara Melky never nds hersel shor t o a challenge. Tara isresponsible or the management o research projects and majoraccounts at what is one o the Asia-Pacics leading strategic

marketing, brand and communications research rms.

My course at Monash University gave me a strongunderstanding o market research practices and methodologieswhich denitely gave me an advantage in securing my role,Tara says. The strategy and implementation subjects I studiedgave me the skills to ensure research ndings are actionable.

While at Monash, Tara took subjects outside o the traditionalbusiness ocus, which added a depth o knowledge she ndsuseul in her daily work. I also draw on other subjects undertaken,like economics and psychology, which complement my role.

W t Be cmmee?

As a business or commerce graduate,you will have the unique capacity tochoose to work in almost any industrysector you wish. Whether runningyour own company or working in alarge multi-national organisation, thebusiness skills and knowledge youwill acquire at Monash will enable

you to choose your own uture.And choice is central to learningat Monash. You can choose tospecialise in a particular areao business, like accounting oreconomics, or you can combineyour business studies with anotherarea o study, like psychology,engineering or law, equipping youto excel in whatever proession youdecide to pursue. In act, Businessand Commerce degrees can becombined with degrees oeredby every other Monash Universityaculty, oering a multitude o

double degree study options.Ranked 25th in the world orAccounting and Finance and 31stor Economics and Econometricsthe Faculty o Business andEconomics is recognised asa world leader in nance andbusiness-related education.

Get te ege

Monash graduates are employedin the private, public and not-or-prot sectors. A Monash degree isnot just about lectures. Here youllhave access to a wide range o

opportunities to extend your learningand give your resume the edge inthe employment market.

Some o the options include:

gaining work experience as parto your degree. Industry basedplacements are organised by theuniversity and contribute towardsyour nal results

high-achieving students are ableto participate in Deans Scholarscourses, in which each studentreceives individual mentoring

rom senior aculty sta

a range o overseas studyoptions including exchangeprograms and study tours

a wide range o aculty-runco-curricular programs aimed atenhancing your leadership skillsand study outcomes includingthe PAL (Peers, Ambassadorsand Leaders) program.

Pbem Bae leag

Problem Based Learning (PBL)is a new approach to studyingbusiness oered as part o theBachelor o Business (BBus)on our Peninsula campus.

You will spend very little time attendingtraditional lectures or tutorials. Instead,working with a small team o ellowstudents and an academic mentor,you will create practical solutionsto real lie problems. PBL allowsyou to discover and apply the samediscipline knowledge and learningoutcomes as you would in a traditionalcourse but in a dierent way.

While you will still sit exams, mucho the assessment takes place inclass throughout the semester.


Be aEmThe Faculty o Business and Economics is the largestaculty o its kind in Australia and oers the greatest rangeo proessionally-recognised business degrees o anyAustralian university.

www.be.ma.e

The Monash online Course Finder lists courses available or study in 2012. New courses commencing in 2013 will be listed rom July 2012. www.monash.edu/study/coursefnder

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The complexity and pace o themodern international businessworld requires graduates whocan think analytically, act decisivelyand have a broad knowledge base.Monash Bachelor o Businesscourses combine intensive studyin business undamentals withpractical applications, and providea career ocused education that isparticularly relevant in todays rapidlychanging business environment.Areas o specialisation oeredinclude: accounting, banking andnance, business law, businessstrategy, data visualisationand modelling, econometrics,economics, nance, humanresource management, internationalbusiness, management, marketing,psychology, quantitative economics,sports management and tourism.

oe ve gaate

There are ew elds o studythat open up as many careeropportunities as business.Our graduates are employedaround the world. They work inlarge nancial organisations andsmall start-ups. They work inthe media, in arts, in advertisingand in health. They work or thegovernment, or corporations andor themselves. The range o careeroptions available to you dependson the subjects you choose but,given we oer such a wide rangeo subjects and specialisations, youwill be able to explore many

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Monash University Undergraduate Course Guide 2013