Monash: the big picture
An international reputation for excellence in research and education and great diversity in location, culture and people are what distinguish Monash as a leading university both in Australia and internationally.
Monash offers its students a vibrant, internationally–focused learning environment in all its locations.
The university is the largest in Australia with eight campuses: six in Australia, one in Malaysia and one in South Africa. It also has a study centre in Prato, Italy.
During its 50 years of existence, Monash has forged a global network of strategic alliances, partnerships and links and over 225 000 alumni in more than 120 countries ensure an extended reach of the Monash name.
The university is highly regarded for its innovative approach to teaching, research and learning and our graduates are sought after by employers from Australia
and overseas.
Monash is one of the prestigious Group of Eight universities which are Australia’s leading research Institutions.
Monash is currently the choice of more than 55 000 students from around the world. It is also the choice of some of the most talented staff in the world, resulting
in its international standing as a leading research university.
The University is home to more than 100 research centres and is involved with 13 cooperative research centres. In addition, Monash has research links with institutions throughout Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East. Monash has built a strong international reputation in research especially in fields
such as stem cell science, nanotechnology, reproductive biology, drug development and discovery and road safety.
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