Studying at Monash University, Australia’s largest and most international university, for a semester or year will connect you with people from around the globe. Situated outside of Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia, students have the opportunity to engage in various activities on-campus while having adventures in Melbourne and the sta...
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Studying at Monash University, Australia’s largest and most international university, for a semester or year will connect you with people from around the globe. Situated outside of Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia, students have the opportunity to engage in various activities on-campus while having adventures in Melbourne and the state of Victoria.
Students are able to study for a semester or year at any of the 6 Monash campuses, however most students study at the Clayton and Caulfield campuses. Though it is the largest campus, Clayton has a tight knit community of students who can be seen engaging academically by constructing Motocross vehicles in Engineering labs and socially by browsing the craft market outside the Campus Centre. The Caulfield campus reflects Melbourne’s urban atmosphere with students creating screen printed masterpieces in the Faculty of Art and Design or heading to a meeting after a marketing lecture in the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Choose from a range of subjects across the university's ten departments (including Arts, Art and Design, Business and Economics, Science, Engineering, Law, Education, Information Technology, Medicine and Pharmaceutical Sciences). Monash University holds the world's only stand alone Centre for Australian Studies where they can get a better understanding of the culture in which they live.
Living in Melbourne gives students access to some of the best restaurants, bars and cafes in Australia. There is always something exciting happening in Melbourne whether it be Australian Rules Football games, the International Comedy Festival or the Melbourne Food and Wine festival. Study abroad students enjoy travelling to the Yarra Valley wineries, Great Ocean Road and to see the Phillip Island Penguins on the weekends.
Semester or year (Semester 2: July - November, Semester 1: February - June)
Deadlines: 15 November (for Semester 1), 15 April (for Semester 2)
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