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Monash – a connected
community
As soon as students arrive at Monash College they become
members of the wider Monash community. This means that
they have the chance to regularly interact with Monash students,
lecturers and facilities. Here are just some examples of how
Monash College connects its students with Monash University.
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Graduate connection
World-class facilities
Even after they make the move into
second or third year, our diploma
graduates often visit the College to
become mentors, run study sessions
or to just chat with current students
about what to expect at university.
Monash University has some of the best
facilities in Australia. Being located on
Monash’s two largest campuses, our
diploma students have access to these
amazing world-class facilities during and
outside of class.
Ready for second year!
Guest speakers and
university lecturers
Finishing your diploma is an exciting
time. It’s when you get to take what
you have learnt and join your university
classmates in second year. You may be
on a different campus, be part of larger
lectures, have more work and make
new friends.
Our diploma of arts, business and
art and design students participate in
various transition activities. They meet
faculty staff, tour the university facilities,
learn more about their degree and
subject choices, and find out about the
social events and clubs they can join.
Attend first-year lectures
and tutorials
Monash Clayton students Crystal Li Thong Lim, Carla Massaria and Zitan Liu meet after class. Crystal and Carla are using Monash Clayton
bikeshare bikes. This convenient network makes available more than 70 bikes, with included helmets, for students and staff to hire.
For more information visit monashbikeshare.com
Many people don’t realise, but
many Monash College students
study alongside Monash University
students. Nothing gets you better
prepared for university than joining
a university lecture!
Throughout the trimester, a series of guest
speakers from Monash University present
to our diploma students. They cover topics
on leadership opportunities available to
them as a Monash University student,
including the Ancora Imparo program,
transitioning to life and study as a bachelor
student, and additional programs
available to them at Monash University,
including peer support programs such
as English conversation classes.
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