Where Can I Study Abroad?

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Ranked in the top one percent of universities worldwide

WHY CHOOSE MONASH?

Monash is home to over 120 research centres and institutes.

Monash's sports teams compete at local and national level, with the university's facilities also used by a range of professional sporting teams.

Monash has a long list of alumni who have become prominent in a wide range of areas including Bill Shorten, leader of the opposition; scientist Tim Flannery; and singer Vance Joy.

QUICK FACTS

Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

City Population: 4.1 million

University Population: 63,000

Climate: Warm, hot summers and cold winters. Because of Melbourne's geographical location, the weather can be quite changeable.

Nearest Airport: Melbourne Airport

Monash's Website

Monash's Course Catalogue

FURTHER INFORMATION

Established in 1958, Monash University is ranked in the top one per cent of world universities. With just over 63,000 students enrolled at the university across their various campuses worldwide, Monash is the largest university in Australia.

Monash has five Australian campuses located in and around Melbourne. As well as the Australian campuses Monash also have a campus in Malaysia, a joint graduate school in China, a learning centre in Italy, and a research centre in India. Monash University courses are also delivered at other locations, including at Monash South Africa.

Within the Australian campuses, Monash has a Museum of Art as well as a gallery. There are many clubs & societies available to students, with over 100 non-sporting clubs on the main Clayton campus alone.

Melbourne is a vibrant city that contains laneways and arcades full of bars, restaurants and shops. As well as a multitude of music venues, there are annual arts and comedy festivals.

Contact us

Contact us via email: studyabroad@uea.ac.uk