ausaid australia awards scholarships for latin america [english]

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AUSTRALIA CHINA INDIA ITALIA MALASIA SUDFRICA monash.edu/australia-awards

Melbourne, Australia

AusAID AustraliaAwards Scholarshipsfor Latin America
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Monash University, was established in1958 and in a little more than 50 years

has earned an international reputation

for research and teaching excellence.

In the past 10 years we have built

our ambitions to become the largest

university in Australia and have extended

our reach across the globe. We have an

international network of more than 280,000

graduates and five Australian campuses

as well as two international campuses in

Sunway, Malaysia and South Africa a Joint

Graduate School in China, international

centres in Italy and India and a network

of partners across the world.

Monash University is ranked

amongst the worlds most

prestigious universities.

We measure ourselves against

international standards:

ranked in the top 100 of world universities

(Times Higher Education World University

Rankings 2012 2013).

The Times Higher Education WorldUniversity Rankings 2012 2013

rated us:

in the top 40 universities in the world for

Clinical, Pre-Clinical and Health.

Academic Ranking of World

Universities 2013 rated us:

First in Australian universities for Chemistry

Equal first in Australia for Computer

Science.

QS World Subject Ranking 2013

rated us: sixth in the world for Education

equal seventh in the world for Pharmacy

and Pharmacology

13th in the world for Law

18th in the world for Accounting and

Finance

21st in the world for Communication and

Media Studies

23rd in the world for Geography

25th in the world for Chemical Engineering

26th in the world for Civil and Structural

Engineering 26th in the world for Economics and

Econometrics

29th in the world for Medicine.

Live in the worlds

most liveable cityMelbourne is the capital city of the State of

Victoria. Victoria is located in south eastern

Australia and has unique natural attractions

and cultural opportunities to explore and enjoy.

In Victoria, 45 per cent of people were born

overseas, or have a parent who was born

overseas. You will hear people speak more

than 150 different languages. In a ranking of

140 cities all around the world, Melbourne was

rated as the worlds most liveable city for

two consecutive years (Economist Intelligence

Unit 2011 and 2012). The report rates

Melbourne as the ideal destination thanks to a

widespread availability of goods and services,

low personal risk and effective infrastructure.

It has also been ranked as Australias best city

for students and fourth in the world according

to the QS Best Student Cities ranking 2012.

The citys majorattractions

Arts and culture Melbourne hosts a

number of international cultural events and

festivals each year.

The Melbourne International Arts Festival and

the Melbourne International Comedy Festival

are favourites.

Sport Melbourne is home to major sporting

events including the Australian Tennis Open,

the Spring Racing Carnival and the Australian

Grand Prix.

Cafes and restaurants Melbourne isfamous for its coffee culture and unique

laneway cafes.

Shopping With its large department stores

and busy markets, Melbourne is known as the

shopping capital of Australia.

Entertainment Melbourne is home to

a number of amusement parks, recreation

precincts, zoos, parks and gardens.

Night-life At night, the streets light up

with a variety of theatres, bars, night-clubs,

restaurants and concerts.

Our campusesMonash University has five campuses in

metropolitan Melbourne. Each campus offers

a different lifestyle and opportunities.

Berwick

Caulfield

Clayton

Parkville

Peninsula

With all of our campuses located close to

public transport, getting around Melbourneis easy and affordable.

For more information:

spanish.visitmelbourne.com

www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au

Discover how a Monash University degreeopens a new world of opportunities

Melbourne isAustralias bestcity for studentsQS Best Student Cities ranking 2012

Monash University is located in Melbourne, Australia
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What is the AustraliaAwards Scholarship?The scholarships provided through

the Australian Agency for International

Development (AusAID) are intended to help

people overcome poverty through sustainable

economic development. The cooperation

program for Australian development is

focused on the areas presenting the greatest

need and those in which Australia can make

a difference, which include food security,

rural livelihoods, climate change and natural

resource management.

The aim of the program is for successful

applicants to acquire the skills and knowledge

needed to drive change and exert their

influence on the economic and social

development of their country of origin.

Monash University has a long and proud

history of involvement in the Australian

governments international scholarship

program. Since the 1960s we have welcomed

many students from the Asia-Pacific region,

and more recently Africa, the Middle East,

Caribbean and Latin America.

Choose your study optionCoursework or research?

There are two ways to study for

a postgraduate degree:

by coursework

by thesis only or by thesis with

a coursework component.

Coursework study options

Monash offers postgraduate courses following

a subject-based program. These are programs

where the majority of work is selected from a

list of subjects of study. There are set classes

and an outline for each subject. Many of thecoursework programs offered by Monash allow

you to enrol in a minor thesis where you can

specialise in a topic of interest.

Research study options

Monash offers research degrees that are either

66 per cent or 100 per cent thesis-based.

The research is presented and assessed as

a thesis. The aim of a research degree is to

produce an original work of scholarship that will

contribute substantially to the understanding

of the subject matter. Students who undertake

a masters by research will complete a thesis

over a two year period. Students undertakinga masters by research and coursework will

follow a subject based program and then

complete a thesis within one year.

Priority sectorsand coursesMonash offers a range of courses suited to

the developmental needs of AusAID and its

scholarship awardees.

Governance

Masters programs by coursework

Master of Applied Econometrics

Master of Applied Finance

Master of Banking and Finance

Master of Business (Accounting)

Master of Business Economics

Master of Diplomacy and Trade

Master of Education

Master of European and International

Studies

Master of Human Rights Law

Master of International and Comparative

Law

Master of International Crisis Management

Master of International Development

Practice

Master of International Relations

Master of Laws

Master of Laws (Human Rights)

Master of Public Policy and Management

Master of Regulatory Studies

Master of Tourism

Master of Workplace and Employment Law

PhDs

Doctor of Juridical Science

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Law)

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Arts)

(Focusing on Governance studies such

as International Relations, Politics, Crime,Criminal Justice, Security and Policing)

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Business

and Economics) (Focusing on Economics,

Public Financial Management, Public

Policy, Trade Policy)

Natural Resource Management


Master of Bioresource Engineering

Master of Business (Focusing on Supply

Chain Management)


Practice Master of International Sustainable Tourism

Management

Master of Sustainability (includingstreams in Environment and Governance,

Corporate Environmental and Sustainability

Management, and International

Development and Natural Resource

Management).

PhDs

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of

Arts) (Focusing on Geography and

Environmental Scienceor Natural Resource

Management)


Engineering) (Focusing on Natural

Resource Management)


Science) (Focusing on Natural Resource

Management)

Water

PhDs


Engineering) (Focusing on Water

Resources)

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Science)

(Focusing on Water)

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Arts)

(Focusing on Water Management)

Mining Industries

PhDs


Engineering) (Focusing on Mining)

Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Science)

(Focusing on Mining)

Rural Livelihoods


Master of Business (Focusing on Supply

Chain Management)


Practice

Master of International Sustainable

TourismManagement

Master of Management (Focusing on Rural

Environment Organisations)

Master of Sustainaiblity (InternationalDevelopment and Natural Resource

Management stream)

Master of Tourism

PhD


Arts) (Focusing on Rural Studies or

Development)

To find individual course details, entry

requirements and career opportunities

for all of the above programs please go to

monash.edu/study/coursefinder

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Master of InternationalSustainable TourismManagementThis course addresses tourisms potential

to be compatible with the achievement of

a range of objectives, including developing

sustainable organisations, urban and

rural development/regeneration, natural

resource management and wildlife

conservation, and diversifying benefits

from international and domestic tourism.

It facilitates the development of skills

and techniques to develop tourism

policies and practices in a global setting

and to manage tourism development

and enterprises in the direction of more

sustainable practice.

Structure

This course consists of 36 points of core

units at level four, and one 12-point core

unit and 36 points of electives at level five.

All units are 12 points unless otherwise

stated.

Subjects

Level four

Students must complete:

APG4389Tourism industry and

marketing

APG4709Sustainable tourism

development and planning

APG4710Cultural tourism and special

events.

Level five


APG5717Applied industry research

and one of the following options:

Option one APG5721Industry research thesis

(24 points)

12 points of units at level five

chosen from units in the sustainability

program*.

Option two12 points of units at level five chosen from

units in the sustainability program* plus:

APG4390Contemporary tourism

development in emerging economies

and/or 12 or 24 points of units at level

five chosen from units in the tourism**,

sustainability* or communications and

media studies*** programs

APG5718Industry internship or

APG5724Research project.

Admission requirements

A bachelors degree with a credit average,or qualifications or experience that the

faculty considers to be equivalent to or

a satisfactory substitute for the above.

English language requirements

for international students

IELTS 6.5 overall with no band less

than 6.0

TOEFL (paper based): 550 with a

TWE of 4.5

TOEFL iBT: 79 overall with 21 in

writing, 12 in listening, 13 reading

and 18 in speaking.

Location and duration

Caulfield campus, 2 years.

Environment and Sustainability

electives (All units are 6 points)

Master of Diplomacyand TradeThis course aims to contribute to the

development of private and public sector

managers engaged in international trade,

diplomatic staff, workers in international

organisations and non-government

organisations (NGOs), and other

professionals interested in these areas.

Structure

The course structure has two main

components:

a set of core subjects in diplomacy

and trade

six electives.

Subjects


a) Six core subjects as follows:

APG5436Comparative regionalism

BTX5130International law and policy

APG4429Prosperity, poverty andsustainability in a globalised world

MGX5730International trade policy

MGX5760International institutions andorganisations

MGX9110Diplomacy and statecraft.

b) Six graduate level subjects subject

to course coordinator approval and a

maximum of two elective subjects from

other faculties.


Applicants must have completed an

Australian bachelors degree or equivalent

qualification.

A Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of

60 per cent, or equivalent Grade Point

Average (GPA) as determined by the

faculty.

English requirements for

international students

IELTS 6.5 overall with no band lower

than 6.0

TOEFL (paper based): 550 with a TWE

of 4.5

TOEFL iBT: 79 overall, 21 in writing,

12 in listening, 13 in reading and

18 in speaking.


Caulfield campus, 1.5 years.

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environment

APG5426 Environmental analysis

APG5428 Environmental governance and citizenship

APG5433 Corporate sustainability management

APG5434 Sustainability measurement

APG4627 Research in political ecology

APG4556 Urbanisation and regional development

in the Indo-Pacific rim

APG4628 Doctrines of development

APG5804 Environmental revolutions

APG5805 The art and business of international

development

BTX9100 Sustainability regulation

* These units can be identified via the entry for course 3783.

** These units can be identified via the entry for course 3067.

*** These units can be identified via the entry for course 3064.
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Master of Sustainability(with three specialisations)

This interdisciplinary course is designed

to meet the needs of graduates from

a wide range of backgrounds who

wish to enhance their qualifications for

careers in environmental governance,

corporate sustainability management, or

international development, encompassing

policy and analysis, planning, consulting,

education, advocacy and management.

It is also designed for those who wish to

broaden and deepen their understanding

and experience to enable societal,organisational and individual change and

responsible action to support sustainability

both domestically and internationally.

Specialisations

The three streams of the Master

of Sustainability are:

Environment and Governance

Corporate Environmental and

Sustainability Management

International Development and

Natural Resource Management.

Structure One core subject.

Three or four additional core subjects

for each of the individual streams.

Seven or eight additional elective

subjects across faculties. If required,

electives may be chosen from level

three offerings, but only to a maximum

of 12 points. Students must ensure that

they complete a total of at least

24 points at level five.

Students who meet the criteria can

undertake research and/or internship

project subjects.

Subjects

Stream A Environment and

Governance

APG4427Frontiers in sustainabilityand environment

APG5426Environmental analysis

APG5428Environmental governance

and citizenship.

Stream B Corporate Environmental

and Sustainability Management

BTX9100Sustainability regulation

APG5433Corporate sustainabilitymanagement

APG5434Sustainability measurement.

Stream C International Developmentand Natural Resource Management

APG4627Research in political ecology

EitherAPG4556Urbanisation and

regional development in the Indo-

Pacific rim orAPG4628Doctrines of

development

APG5804Environmental revolutions

APG5805The art and business

of international development.


A bachelors degree with a credit average

or a graduate diploma with a credit average.




than 6.0


of 4.5



18 in speaking.


Clayton campus, 1.5 years.
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Master of Public Policyand ManagementThis course is designed for managers

across all levels of the public sector, in

Australia and internationally, who wish

to improve service delivery and policy

outcomes. Participants may work in the

public, not-for-profit or private sector

agencies involved in policy and service

delivery at intergovernmental, national,

regional or local government levels.

The course aims to develop managers

practical knowledge and skills to deal

with management and policy analysisissues across the spectrum of public

sector activities.

Structure

The course structure has two main

components:

six core subjects in public policy and

management

six electives.

Subjects


a) six core subjects as follows:

MGX5300Governance

MGX5360Strategic management in

the public sector

MGX5370Policy analysis

MGX5440Public sector financial

management

MGX9230Public policy

MGX9270Public management.

b) two subjects from the following list:

MGX5261Human resource

management issues

MGX5551Strategic human resourcemanagement

MGX5610Work and employment

relations in a global context

MGX5631International human

resource management

MGX5670Leadership MGX5680Managerial problem solving

and decision making

MGX5690Services and operations

management

MGX9220Work and employment

relations

MGX9600Managing people and

organisations

MGX9720Managing organisational

change

MGX9761Strategic management

MGX9850Human resource

management.

c) four graduate-level subjects contingent

on the following conditions:

a maximum of two elective subjects

may be taken from other faculties

students interested in pursuing doctor

of philosophy (PhD) studies can

choose the three-subject research

report elective option.


an Australian bachelor degree

or equivalent qualification

a minimum of two years of relevantwork experience.

Applicants will be ranked on relevant

experience and their entire academic

record.




than 6.0


of 4.5


12 in listening, 13 in reading and18 in speaking.


Caulfield campus, 1.5 years.

Master of InternationalDevelopment PracticeThe Master of International Development

Practice offers a multi-disciplinary applied

approach to the theory and practice

development. Delivered by specialists

from Humanities, Social Sciences, Health

Sciences, Business and Economics,

Education and Law, the program enables

project management, leadership skills

development and research training within

an interdisciplinary core curriculum.

Structure Three core development subjects

A choice of:

Industry internship or

Research project or

Industry research thesis

Elective units according to

specialisation pathways

Required fieldwork, study abroad and

internship engagement are strengths

of the program.

Specialisations

Students create a general program

from the diverse elective options or can

specialise in one of the following streams:

Gender, Conflict and Society

Democracy, Justice and Governance

Crisis, Change and Management

Sustainable Resource Management.


Applicants must hold an Australian

bachelors degree with a credit average

or an equivalent qualification.



IELTS 6.5 overall with no band less

than 6.0

TOEFL (paper-based): 550 with a TWE

of 4.5

TOEFL iBT: 79 overall, minimum

scores of writing 21, listening 12,

reading 13, and speaking 18.


Caulfield campus, 2 years.

5

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Doctor of Philosophy(Faculty of Engineering)(Focusing on the Australia Awardspriority sectors)

Candidature in a Doctor of Philosophy

involves the independent investigation

of a research problem that has been

formulated by the candidate. It is expected

that the research undertaken will make a

significant contribution to the discipline in

which the candidate is enrolled. Doctoral

candidates are supported by a minimum

of two supervisors throughout theircandidature.

Research areas

Civil Engineering, Electrical and Computer

Systems Engineering, Materials

Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.

Structure

This course consists of a thesis of up to

100,000 words and a research component.

Admission requirementsMaster of Engineering by research or;

Bachelor of Engineering with honours 1

or 2A from Monash University or another

recognised tertiary institution judged to

be of equivalent standard to an Australian

university. Other qualifications can be

assessed for equivalence.



IELTS 6.5 with no band lower than 6


of 4.5



18 in speaking.


Clayton campus, 4 years.

6

Monash

University is

Australias

largest university

with over 62,000

students.


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Master ofRegulatory StudiesThe Master of Regulatory Studies is

specifically designed to address the

nature, extent and implications of the

regulatory environment in a broad,

cross-disciplinary approach. The study

of regulation is a relatively new discipline

which links and transcends the boundaries

between economics, law, politics,

criminology, sociology, psychology,

organisational theory and public

administration.

This unique degree will providepractitioners and scholars with a core

set of ideas, theories and skills to apply

to their regulatory activities and manage

regulatory challenges.

Structure

Three core regulatory subjects.

Five subject from the approved range

of regulatory studies elective units.

Subjects

a) Core units

LAW7313Regulatory fundamentals:Concepts, constructs and context

LAW7315Regulatory methods

LAW7317Evaluating what works in

regulation.

Additional core units for international

students who do not have an Australian

undergraduate law degree:

LAW7436Introduction to Australian

legal process

LAW7285Legal research and

communication students will be

individually assessed to determine if

they are required to complete this unit.

Students admitted to the course with credit

must complete a minimum of two core units.

b) Elective subjects

See table on the right.

Admission requirements A Bachelor of Laws or equivalent legal

qualification, with a minimum credit

average; or

A Bachelor of Laws or equivalent legal

qualification and at least two years of

relevant work experience; or

An undergraduate degree or

equivalent qualification in any discipline

and at least two years of relevant

work experience in the area of

specialisation.


international students IELTS 7.0 overall with no band lower

than 6.5


of 4.5


20 in listening, 19 in reading, and 20

in speaking.


City campus, 1 year.

Master of Regulatory studies

elective subjects

APG5428Environmental governance and citizenship

AFF9020Introduction to risk principles

BTX5000Corporate governance

BTX5050Asian business law

ECX5470Competition, regulation and policy

LAW7037Occupational health and safety

LAW7056Competition law

LAW7078Graduate research paper

LAW7083Law of employee relations

LAW7212Australian legal system

LAW7278Comparative competition law

LAW7306Corporate governance and directors

duties

LAW7324Energy law, regulation and policy

LAW7444Economics of regulation

LAW7445Issues in consumer policy

any other relevant unit with the approval of the LLM

Course Convenor

Monash University Law Chambers

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ApplicationThe application period opens from

February to April each year for the next

academic year.

For application dates please go to

www.ausaidaaslatam.org/

post-empezar_ing.php

When applying you will also have to select

a course that matches the chosen priority area.

If you want to find a course refer to

monash.edu/coursefinder

If you have an enquiry about Australia

Awards, please [email protected]

SelectionThe selection process includes an interview

where the following will be assessed: the

applicants work experience, the link between

the undergraduate and graduate programs

they wish to undertake and, mainly, the

candidates potential impact and contribution

to the development of their country upon

their return.

Requirements Be a citizen of one of the participating

countries, and be residing in and applying

from their country of citizenship at the time

of application for the scholarship.

Not be married, engaged or in a defacto

relationship with a person that has

permanent residency in Australia or

Australian citizenship.

Not be military personnel.

Not be applying for another long-term

AusAID scholarship unless they have

returned to their home country and resided

there for twice the length of the total time

they were in Australia.

Not hold or have held an Australian

Government funded scholarship (e.g.

Endeavour Award) in the preceding two

years, at the time of the application.

Satisfy any specific criteria established by

the applicants country and/or government

of citizenship.

Be able to meet all requirements

established by Australias Department of

Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) for

obtaining an AusAID student visa.

Be able to satisfy the admission

requirements of the institution at which the

Scholarship is to be undertaken.

In addition, applicants from Latin America must

meet the following special conditions:

Have verifiable work experience in one of

the priority areas listed in this document.

Demonstrate their knowledge of the

English language through the Academic

test IELTS (International English LanguageTesting System) with a minimum overall

score of 6.0 and with a score of no less

than 5.5 on the individual tests: Writing,

Listening, Speaking and Reading.

For more information visit

www.ausaidaaslatam.org/index_esp.php

How can I apply forAustralia Awards?

Monash University Clayton campus
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Before you arrivePre-departure package

To help prepare you for your move to Australia

(and Monash), we offer a comprehensive

pre-departure package. It is full of information

that will help you with the transition to life in

Melbourne and is available from AusAID offices

in your home country once you have accepted

the course offer.

Arranging accommodation

Monash Residential Services provide student

accommodation advice and assistance on all

five of our Australian campuses.

Information about on or off-campus

accommodations is available at:

mrs.monash.edu

Please inform the AusAID office in your home

country should you need Monash to arrange

short-term temporary accommodation for you

to use immediately after your arrival.

Free airport pick-up and transfer

We provide a free airport pick-up service to

all new international students and their families.

To book the service, advise the AusAID office

in your home country of your arrival detailsand a Monash representative will meet you

at the airport upon your arrival and take you

to your accommodation.

Australian bank account

Monash will open a bank account on your

behalf and deposit your Establishment

Allowance. Details of the account will be

provided upon arrival and you will immediately

have access to the fund.

Overseas Student Health Cover

(OSHC)

Monash will arrange your Overseas Student

Health Cover, which will be valid from the

day you arrive in Australia to the expiry of

your student visa. If you plan to bring your

family on a dependant visa to Australia, you

must upgrade your single OSHC to family

cover for the duration of your student visa

(at your own cost).

On arrivalIntroductory Academic Program (IAP)

The IAP is a compulsory component of

AusAID scholarships. It is an intensive five-

week, full-time program that helps students

prepare for life at Monash University, not only

academically, but socially and culturally.

Orientation

Orientation (or O-Week as it is often referred

to) is a program of information sessions, tours

and events for commencing students designed

to help you to get to know Monash University

and your campus. The program will introduceyou to the services and facilities, provide

information about studying at Monash and

give you the opportunity to make new friends.

AusAID Student Contact Officer

(SCO)

Our Student Contact Officer provides a range

of services offered only to AusAID students.

The SCO offers advice and assistance for your

academic and social wellbeing and also can

assist in:

managing your AusAID scholarshipentitlements such as the fortnightly stipendpayment and academic monitoring

processing your tutorial or editorial

supplementary academic support requests

booking your reunion, fieldwork or home

travel itinerary.

Your life at MonashMonash Postgraduate Association

(MPA)

The Monash Postgraduate Association is

the representative body for all postgraduate

students enrolled at the Universitys Victorian

campuses. More information is available at:

mpa.monash.edu

Monash Institute of Graduate

Research (MIGR)

MIGR provides professional and expert support

services for students enrolled in higher degree

by research programs, such as:

seminars and workshops

orientation programs

employment and career development

library learning support

graduate study centre

travel grants.

More information in:

monash.edu/migr

English language or

learning supportLearning skills advisers can assist students

in improving their academic language and

approaches to learning, including academic

English, study methods and exam preparation,

effective listening and note-taking, problem-

solving and critical thinking, reading strategies,

essay and thesis writing, writing for research

projects, as well as oral communication and

presentation.

Monash Connect

Monash Connect offers services during your

study or research at Monash, such as:

administrative services ID cards,

enrolments, fees, graduations, exams,

scholarships, parking, travel concessions,

official letters and transcripts

international student support advice on

managing your visa, eCOE, and residency

financial assistance with loans and grants

off-campus accommodation information

and guidance.

More information is available at:

monash.edu/connect

Supporting everystep of your study
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General student supportExtensive support services are available on

each campus. Services available include:

family and child care

monash.edu.au/childcare

health services

counselling

legal aid

employment and career development

religious services

More information is available at:

monash.edu/students/support

Disability supportMonash promotes access and equity for

students whose potential to achieve is

impacted by their disability or an ongoing

medical or mental health condition.

Services available include:

notetakers and Auslan interpreters

readings in alternative formats

loan of electric scooters

adaptive equipment and software

alternative arrangements for exams

access to library materials

accessible accommodation on campus.Further information:

Web: monash.edu/equity-diversity/

disability

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: +61 3 9905 5704

Bringing your childrenYou are welcome to bring your children with

you to Australia. As an AusAID recipient you

may be eligible for an exemption on your

childrens school fees. For full details check

with the nearest Australian Diplomatic Mission,

or check with the Department of Education

and Early Education Development:

Web: www.education.vic.gov.au

Telephone:+61 3 9637 2202

More than 2000 students access our on-campus accommodation, whichprovides the benefit of live-in staff 24 hours a day, seven days a week
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Further information

Guillermo LeguizamonRegional Manager for Latin America

[email protected]

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Disclaimer: Monash University reserves the right to alter information, procedures, fees and regulations contained in

this document. Please check the Monash University website for updates (www.monash.edu). All information reflects

prescriptions, policy and practice in force at time of publication. Published September 2013.

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