Monash University

Monash University, Australia, named after the renowned engineer and administrator Sir John Monash, was established in 1958. Since then, this public-research university has grown significantly and made various contributions to effect positive change in society. Monash has campuses worldwide, with 60,000 students and 350,000 alumni. It is among Australia’s largest universities with such numbers, networks, and partnerships. It has been ranked #58 according to the QS World University Rankings.

Faculty and Courses 

A Monash education prepares students for future success in the rapidly changing world. The professors at Monash engage the students in skill-based learning in addition to breakthrough research to solve global challenges. Hence, students learn to tackle real-life problems at this institution. 

The university offers 141 undergraduate courses, 189 graduate courses, almost 70 course options for double degrees and over 130 courses for professional development across the ten faculties. Other than these ten faculties, there are other academic organisations and research centres at Monash. 

Students also have the unique option to study at Monash’s campuses in Australia, China, India, Italy, Malaysia, or South Africa. 

Fees and Scholarships 

The below table mentions the indicative fees for various courses at Monash. 

Courses	Tuition Fees
BBA	INR 23.4 L to INR 26 L
B.Sc	INR 22.5 L to INR 26 L
MBA / PGDM	INR 25 L to INR 31 L
MBBS	INR 43 L
M.A.	INR 18 L onwards

Apart from the indicative fees, Monash offers over 200 scholarships to students so that they’re able to support their education. The university also offers various loans, grants and financial assistance, as it is committed to providing equitable access to education. 

Careers and Placements 

This Australian institution has become a preferred option for students due to the soaring employability rate among recent graduates. It has been ranked #54 on the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022. It excelled in the employer reputation metric, achieving a score of 87.7 out of 100. 

Besides this, Monash has a network of over 1500 partners with whom it identifies potential opportunities for its students. Almost 10 percent of the nation’s top CEOs pursued their undergraduate studies at Monash, while around 1100 are listed in the 2008 edition of Who’s Who in Australia. 

Admission Requirements 

The entry or eligibility requirements for admission to Monash are explained below. 

• Standardised Test Scores: Entry to some of the undergraduate and postgraduate courses require satisfactory test scores of standardised exams such as SAT, ACT, GMAT, or GRE. 
• English Language Requirements: Satisfactory scores in any English language proficiency test are mandatory requirements. 
• Academic Transcripts: Students must submit the academic transcripts of the last academic involvement. 

Admission to certain courses may also have additional requirements such as interviews, prerequisite qualifications, and portfolios. Therefore, students are advised to be well aware of the entry requirements of their selected course of study to avoid any last-minute confusion while applying. 

Good luck with your application!