Monash University

Monash University, Australia's most internationalized university was established by an Act of Parliament in 1958. Named after prominent Australian Sir John Monash, Monash University is the first university to be established in Victoria for 106 years. It has eight international campuses including one in Malaysia and in South Africa and centers in London, UK and Prato, Italy. After its establishment in Malaysia with the request of Malaysian Ministry of Education, the Monash University has many off shore campuses now such as Berwick campus, Caulfield campus, Clayton campus, Gippsland campus, Malaysia campus, Parkville campus, Peninsula campus, Monash South Africa, London Centre, Prato Centre, Melbourne City Office and Monash University Law Chambers.

Regularly ranked as one of the top universities in Australia, Asia and the world, the university is regarded as an energetic and dynamic university, which is committed to quality education and research.

Beginning with 347 students at Clayton in 1961, the Monash University grew beyond imagination and now has around 52,400 students in its campuses from over 100 countries.

The university offered many useful and innovative programs, which makes it different from other universities. In addition to MBA, it also offers Art, Design, Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, Commerce, Law Education, Engineering, Information Technology, Pharmacy, Health Sciences and Medicine Sciences.

Monash University also offers many services and facilities to its students like campus tours, Careers and employment, Computers and Internet access, Financial aid Health Service, Library services, Sporting facilities etc.