For more information regarding postgraduate admission contact the relevant faculty. Graduate diplomas and certificates Graduate diplomas consist of coursework that is taken on a one year full time or two year part time basis. Applicants are normally required to have qualified for a bachelors degree or a three year diploma that is suitable preparation for the course or, in some cases, to have substantial work experience deemed to be a satisfactory substitute for a degree. The prerequisites for cerificate courses will vary for courses and within faculties. To obtain further information, consult the relevant faculty, the Postgraduate Courses and Subjects Handbook and obtain the Postgraduate Course Guide that is available from the faculty office and the Monash Research Graduate School, Research Services.
Masters degrees The university offers a wide range of masters degrees that vary in structure.
Some masters degrees are undertaken completely by research, research and a coursework component or composed solely of coursework study. For information on the qualifications required for admission to masters degrees, applicants should consult the relevant faculty, the Postgraduate Courses and Subjects Handbook and obtain the Postgraduate Course Guide that is available from the faculty office and the Monash Research Graduate School, Research Services. Generally, courses at Monash are open to international students who have satisfied the university's minimum entrance requirements, either in Australia or overseas, and who meet the equivalent prerequisites for the particular course. To be considered for admission, applicants must meet the university's minimum English language requirements. For further information regarding admission of international students contact Monash International.