Monash University

Monash University Is the largest university in Australia, ranked in the world's top 100 and a member of the prestigious Group of Eight.  It is named after Sir John Monash, and fuelled by his desire for his students to leave here with a greater sense of purpose, and the skills and confidence to create positive change. 
In under 60 years, the university has grown from a single campus into an education and research powerhouse with a presence on four continents, committed to the challenges of the age. All Monash courses have an international focus, whether you take subjects on global issues, participate in study abroad programs, or learn alongside students from diverse cultures.  Monash prepares you for the global workforce - you can start your degree in Australia, and continue your studies in Italy, Malaysia, India, China, or any of our 100 partner institutions worldwide.

To be considered for a course at Monash University, you must meet the minimum entry requirements. Meeting these requirements does not guarantee entry to a course, as there may be more applicants than places available.

For Undergraduate courses all applicants need to meet the:

• English language requirements
• Age requirements (applicants under 17)

and one of the following Australian or overseas qualifications: Overseas qualification of Australian qualification.

For Graduate courses all aplicants need to meet the:

The university provides scholarships for international students. For more information