Location

Australia
- Melbourne

Term

Academic Year, Fall, Spring

Subject Areas

Accounting Anthropology Arts Biology Business Chemistry Communications Computer Science Economics Education Engineering Finance Geography Global Studies Humanities Journalism Law Liberal Arts Life Sciences Marine Biology Medicine Natural Sciences Political Science Psychology Social Sciences Theater +16

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Program Details

Program Type

Direct Enrollment

Degree Level

Bachelors

Housing

Apartment

Language

English

Pricing

Starting Price

$10,000

Price Details

Tuition fee costs for fee-paying study abroad programs start from AUD $13,000 per semester for undergraduate students and AUD $15,000 per semester for postgraduate students. For more details and scholarship opportunities please see our website.

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Study Abroad at Monash University in Australia

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Since its first students were admitted in 1961, Monash has earned its place among Australia’s prestigious Group of Eight universities with its dedication to the highest educational standards. Melbourne is consistently named one of the world’s most liveable cities, and is ranked second in the world in the 2015 QS Best Student Cities survey.

Alongside a dedicated orientation program for study abroad students, Monash offers over 150 different academic, cultural and social clubs and societies to help students experience life at Monash. The Monash Overseas and Exchange (MOVE) Club is a student-run society designed to connect and orientate incoming students with previous or future outgoing students.

No matter which campus attracts you, choosing Monash makes sense. Check out our website to learn more about Monash University study abroad programs.

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Academics 7.5
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Fun 6.5
Housing 8.5
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I had the most incredible time for the last few months. I've met people from all over the world that I hope to be in touch with for a long time. I ended up living on campus which was great socially but very expensive. Most of my friends ended up being exchange students but I did connect with Australians. The wide range of programs/activities on campus ensure there is always something for everyone. Everyone is nice and friendly and will happily assist with anything. I would highly recommend the program to anyone who wishes!!

What would you improve about this program?

The only real complaint I have is there is no academic orientation whatsoever. I went to class on the first day having no idea what to expect. This also carries over for assignments and such. I had an essay returned to me and the lecturer told me he graded it as if he were an American (he taught in the US for a few years). Apparently our writing styles are completely different.

Studying at Monash was a once in a lifetime experience and I am so great-full for my opportunity. Monash does an excellent job on connecting exchange students with other exchange students, and domestic students are very approachable. Monash's campuses are student friendly for school work, socialising, and student work as well. I lived on Monash residential services and I got the opportunity to meet many different students and make great friends. I recommend living in the dorms and other onsite student living because of the opportunities they give to make friends and live in an environment conducive for socialising and studying.

What would you improve about this program?

Better preparation before leaving home country.

I loved my year Abroad at Monash University based in the Design building. As soon as I arrived, I was treated to a massive amount of free pancake breakfasts at uni, and free dinners at the halls of residence where I stayed for first semester, which really made it easy for me at the start when I didn't know where to get food etc. All the staff and students were always willing to help and go the extra mile to allow you to make the most out of your exchange and studies there. I took part in a 14km run up the Great Ocean Road in support of a cancer charity and one of my teachers announced to the class that I needed some sponsors and a bunch of people I hadn't even spoke to before gave me donations. Thanks for a wonderful time Monash.

What would you improve about this program?

Maybe slightly more focus on integrating the exchanges with Australians in your subject.

Monash students and teaching staffs are so nice to offer help to you! Melbourne is also a quiet, mild, and comfortable city. It is amazing that right in here you will gain some amazing thoughts on your life, values, or relationships with others.

Being from America, it wasn't a huge culture shock coming to Australia. I had some of the most amazing times traveling and meeting new people all around the world. A semester I'll never truly forget in the Land Down Under!

What would you improve about this program?

I would change how the professors split up a unit halfway through the semester. Why not just keep the same instructor? Definitely don't like that.

I had an amazing time! Australia is a really good country (I'm from Europe and didn't experience a culture shock). I made many new friends. Also, I learned a lot at Monash University (Journalism), the professors have a high academic level.

What would you improve about this program?

I sometimes found it hard that Monash University is so far away from the city centre of Melbourne.

About Monash University

Monash is Australia's largest university providing undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications over four campuses in Victoria. Monash Business School is the only Group of Eight university awarded the esteemed ‘triple crown’ accreditation of AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA and Monash is ranked the best university in Australia for Chemistry and Computer...