Monash College is fully owned by Monash University, Australia’s largest university. We are the preferred pathway to Monash University for international students. We offer foundation programs and English language courses, diplomas, study abroad, professional experience programs, and more. For over 20 years, we have been helping international students get into their desired degree courses and preparing them for success in the workforce.
About
Monash College is a provider of Foundation Year, Diploma & English language programs, as well as work experience programs for international student graduates. We are driven by a mission of transforming student lives and shaping the next generation of global professionals. Through innovative programs that align with the high standards of Monash University, we equip our students for life at university, and beyond.
Life at Monash College is more than an academic experience. Here, you will live and study with students from more than 100 countries. Experience the exciting Melbourne lifestyle of parks, cafes and festivals, and see why so many international students love Melbourne.
To be a good student you need to feel supported in all areas of your life. When you study at Monash College, you’ll have a team of people and a range of services available to support you. Our support network focuses on three key areas: academic and learning, life at Monash, and health, safety and wellbeing. You can talk to us about anything – accommodation, exams, your career, making friends, how to use public transport and ways to feel safe on and off-campus. We’re here to help you settle into living in Melbourne and studying at Monash.
In response to the global implications of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, Monash College launched its Virtual Classroom in March 2020. The Virtual Classroom allows us to continue delivering our trusted pathway curriculum while Federal and State Government restrictions are in place, keeping students on track with their studies and their transition to Monash University. We hope to return to face-to-face teaching as soon as it's safe to do so but, given the current Federal and State Government advice, we have extended this date until restrictions are eased. If face-to-face classes are able to resume while travel bans are still in place, the College will provide face-to-face classes and will continue to provide Virtual Classroom delivery, including assessments, until travel bans are lifted so that students can complete their study period.
Life at Monash College is more than an academic experience. Here, you will live and study with students from more than 100 countries. Experience the exciting Melbourne lifestyle of parks, cafes and festivals, and see why so many international students love Melbourne.
To be a good student you need to feel supported in all areas of your life. When you study at Monash College, you’ll have a team of people and a range of services available to support you. Our support network focuses on three key areas: academic and learning, life at Monash, and health, safety and wellbeing. You can talk to us about anything – accommodation, exams, your career, making friends, how to use public transport and ways to feel safe on and off-campus. We’re here to help you settle into living in Melbourne and studying at Monash.
In response to the global implications of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, Monash College launched its Virtual Classroom in March 2020. The Virtual Classroom allows us to continue delivering our trusted pathway curriculum while Federal and State Government restrictions are in place, keeping students on track with their studies and their transition to Monash University. We hope to return to face-to-face teaching as soon as it's safe to do so but, given the current Federal and State Government advice, we have extended this date until restrictions are eased. If face-to-face classes are able to resume while travel bans are still in place, the College will provide face-to-face classes and will continue to provide Virtual Classroom delivery, including assessments, until travel bans are lifted so that students can complete their study period.
