Progressing to Monash 2016

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1 Progressing to Monash 2016 monash.edu A guide for international students outside of Australia completing a Monash College Diploma Part 2. October 2015

2 Congratulations You are in your final trimester preparing you for entry into your course at Monash University. This is important information for international students completing their final trimester in a Monash College Diploma Part 2 program. This guide will help you progress into either the Bachelor of International Business (commencing in October 2015) or a Monash University destination degree in semester 1, Update your contact details Choose your course Check your entry requirements Nominate your course preference

3 Important dates Bachelor of International Business and Diploma-to-Diploma transfer (commencing in October 2015) 1 September 2015 Submit your course preferences online 25 September 2015 Closing date for course preference online submission 30 September 2015 Closing date for conditional ecoe requests 9 October 2015 Monash College Diploma results released 12 October 2015 Receive an offer letter 13 October 2015 Closing date to accept your course offer (if required) 14 October 2015 Compulsory enrolment date 19 October 2015 Classes commence All other destination degrees (commencing in semester 1, 2016) 1 September 2015 Submit your University course preferences online 25 September 2015 Closing date for University course preference online submission 9 October 2015 Monash College Diploma results released 13 October 2015 Receive an offer letter 16 October 2015 Closing date to accept your offer (if required) 18 February 2016 Compulsory enrolment date 29 February 2016 Classes commence Applying for your Monash destination degree The following application procedures are for international students who are in their final trimester of the Monash College Diploma Part 2 program and who now wish to apply to progress to a bachelor course at Monash University in Australia. Australian citizens and permanent residency holders Please apply through VTAC at if during your course you become: an Australian citizen (including dual citizens), or a New Zealand citizen (including dual citizens), or an Australian permanent resident, or a holder of an Australian permanent humanitarian visa. Monash College Diploma students applying for courses at the Monash University Sunway campus in Malaysia should apply directly to the campus at Step 1: Update your contact details It is important to have your contact details up-to-date. This makes sure that you will receive all the important documents for entry into Monash University. If you have not updated your contact to your Monash student account, the documents may be sent to the you have used in your initial course application. Make sure you check the you have nominated in your contact details. Step 2: Choose your course You may only choose a course that is an approved destination degree for your diploma. You are guaranteed entry into second year after successfully completing your Monash College Diploma Part 2 and achieving the required minimum. Prerequisite units may be required to qualify for the destination degree. Step 3: Check your entry requirements It is important to check the entry requirements needed to qualify for your destination degree. See pages 3 9. Step 4: Nominate your course preference You may list up to three course preferences. It is important to be realistic with your preferences and ensure you weigh up all of your options. Your course preferences will be assessed in the order you have chosen, so place the course you would most like to study as number one, your second choice in second place, and so on. If you meet the requirements of your first preference, we will send you an offer and will not consider your other preferences. Submit your course preferences by visiting how-to-apply/international-student-applications If you wish to keep a copy of your course preference submission, be sure to provide your address at the end of the online form. A conditional offer letter for your first course preference will be ed to you after the online submission closing date. Full offer letters will be ed at least 3 days after results are released. 1

4 Make early arrangements Bachelor of International Business and Diploma-to-Diploma transfer If you are considering enrolling into the Bachelor of International Business or enrolling from a current diploma course into a Monash diploma course commencing in October 2015, you will need to make note of the following. To ensure you don t miss your compulsory enrolment, you may need to consider making arrangements to arrive in Melbourne before the result release date: 1. Request a conditional electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (ecoe) by ing [email protected] for Monash University or [email protected] for Monash College. You require a conditional ecoe to obtain a visa so you can arrive in Australia in time to attend your compulsory enrolment. Your request will be considered but approval is not guaranteed. Submit your request as soon as you receive your conditional offer for your course. Requests must be sent by Thursday 30 September, 2015, otherwise they may not be considered. 2. Once your request is approved, you will be invited to accept your conditional offer. If your request is not approved, you will need to wait for your full offer before accepting. You may need to consider deferring to a later intake if you cannot arrive in time for enrolment. Before you apply for a conditional ecoe, please note: n You will not be permitted to enrol in your course until you satisfy all the entry requirements of your conditional offer. If you do not meet the conditions as stated on the offer letter, the ecoe will be cancelled and the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) will be notified. n Any refund will be processed according to the refund policy as stipulated in your course conditional offer letter. Any expenses incurred by you, including travel expenses, are your responsibility regardless of the circumstances in which they arose and Monash University or Monash College will not be liable in any way for these expenses. Accepting your offer Accepting your offer is easy. Accept your offer as quickly as possible. Step-by-step instructions are available at: If you have not already received an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (ecoe) necessary for visa application, one will be ed to you at this point. Make your own travel arrangements aiming to arrive in Melbourne at least two weeks prior to enrolment. This will make it easier for you to settle in and prepare for the start of classes. Discover how Monash College and Monash University can support you with your arrangements by visiting: Enrolment and orientation Enrolment is the main step in starting your studies at Monash University. Authority to enrol Prior to your enrolment (2 3 days), you will be ed an Authority to Enrol letter. This confirms that you have successfully completed the acceptance process and you are ready to enrol. Enrolment You must enrol in person. You must bring the following with you on your scheduled enrolment date: a print-copy of your Authority to Enrol letter your current passport your visa details You will not be able to enrol without these documents. To obtain your scheduled enrolment date, time and location, please visit: Late enrolment It is important to attend your scheduled enrolment. On the day, you will be provided with expert advice and counselling to help you make the correct unit selection within the course. Attending your scheduled enrolment will help you get the best class times. If exceptional circumstances prevent you from being able to enrol at your scheduled time you will need to apply for late enrolment. [email protected] with your full name, ID number, course and reason for late enrolment. Please note that if you are enrolling in a course in business or commerce, attendance is compulsory on the day. The Monash Business School does not permit late enrolments. Under 18 students You must be 18 years of age before or on the day you enrol. If you are currently under the age of 18, you will need to ensure that appropriate accommodation and welfare arrangements are in place in the time that you remain under 18 whilst undertaking your bachelor course. More information is available at: Orientation At Monash we want you to feel welcome and at home as soon as you arrive. O Week is held in the week before classes start, and it s designed to help you get to know your new university, your fellow students and your campus. A lot of events and activities are held for new students during this period and all of them are informative and fun. Some are events that apply specifically to the course you are studying. You can find out more about O Week by visiting: 2

5 Entry requirements Course Diploma of Art and Design Part 2 (Architecture/Interior architecture stream, Communication design stream and Industrial design stream) 3119 Bachelor of Architectural Design Caulfield 65% Complete trimester 1 of the Part 2 Architecture stream to progress to first year (semester 2) of the destination degree. Only available for the July intake. Bachelor of Architectural Design 3123 Bachelor of Communication Design Caulfield 50% Complete trimester 1 and 2 of the Part 2 Communication design stream to progress to the second year of the destination degree. Bachelor of Communication Design 2132 Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours) 2136 Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) Diploma of Arts Part 2 (Human behaviour stream and Psychology stream) Caulfield 50% Complete trimester 1 of the Part 2 Industrial design stream to progress to first year (semester 2) of the destination degree. Only available for the July intake. Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours) Caulfield 50% Complete trimester 1 of the Part 2 Interior architecture stream to progress to first year (semester 2) of the destination degree. Only available for the July intake. Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) Bachelor of Arts Ancient cultures Anthropology Art history and theory Chinese studies Communications Criminology English as an international language Film and screen studies French studies German studies History Human geography Human rights Indigenous cultures and histories Indonesian studies International relations International studies Italian studies Japanese studies Journalism practice Journalism studies Korean studies Linguistics Literary studies Music Philosophy Politics Psychology Religious studies Sociology Spanish and Latin American studies Theatre Available minors: Australia in the world Behavioural studies Bioethics Holocaust and genocide studies Islamic studies Jewish studies Performance Ukrainian studies Caulfield Clayton 50% Bachelor of Arts 3

6 Course Diploma of Business Part 2 (Business stream) B2000 B2000 B2005 B2003 B2007 Bachelor of Business Comprehensive Accounting Banking and finance Business law Business management Business statistics Economics and business strategy Human resource management International business Marketing Taxation Bachelor of Business Comprehensive Business management and strategy Marketing and communication Sports management Available minors: Health administration Tourism Bachelor of International Business Available specialisations: International business Professional accounting Bachelor of Business Specialist Available specialisations: Accounting Banking and finance Marketing Bachelor of Business Administration Caulfield 60% Prerequisites Bachelor of Business with major or majors listed. Peninsula 60% Prerequisites Bachelor of Business with major or majors listed. City 60% Prerequisites This course is undertaken on trimester (three semesters per year) study basis. Students will participate in study abroad in China, Japan or Indonesia or internship with a Melbourne organisation. Bachelor of International Business Caulfield 60% Prerequisites, either: Bachelor of Accounting Bachelor of Banking and Finance Bachelor of Marketing Berwick 50% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 11 mathematics Bachelor of Business Administration 4

7 Course Diploma of Business Part 2 (Business stream) continued 3806 Bachelor of Business Accounting Banking and finance Business law Econometrics Economics Human resource management International business Management Marketing 3806 Bachelor of Business Business strategy Marketing and communication Sports management Caulfield 60% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business Peninsula 60% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business 0315 Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Caulfield 60% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Accounting) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Accounting) 0312 Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) Caulfield 60% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) 3154 Bachelor of Business (Law) Caulfield 60% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Law) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Law) 5

8 Course Diploma of Business Part 2 (Business stream) continued 0314 Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Caulfield 60% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 1333 Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/ Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) 1334 Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/ Bachelor of Business (Management) 1337 Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Diploma of Business Part 2 (Commerce stream) Caulfield 65% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) Caulfield 65% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Management) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Management) Caulfield 65% Prerequisites degree Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Business (Marketing) B2001 Bachelor of Commerce Accounting Actuarial studies Behavioural commerce Econometrics Economics Finance Management studies Marketing science Sustainability Clayton 70% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics Bachelor of Commerce with major or majors listed 6

9 Course Diploma of Business Part 2 (Commerce stream) continued B2004 Bachelor of Commerce Specialist Available specialisations: Actuarial science Economics Finance 0179 Bachelor of Commerce Available majors Accounting Actuarial studies Business modelling Econometrics and business statistics Economics Finance Financial and insurance mathematics International commerce Management studies Marketing Sustainability 2015 Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) 0023 Bachelor of Economics Available majors Actuarial studies Econometrics and business statistics Economics Financial and insurance mathematics 1319 Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics Clayton 70% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics, either: Bachelor of Actuarial Science Bachelor of Economics Bachelor of Finance Clayton 70% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics degree Bachelor of Commerce and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Commerce Clayton 70% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics Additional note: degree Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) Clayton 70% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics degree Bachelor of Economics and who would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Economics Clayton 75% Prerequisites other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics degree Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics and would like to retain this course. Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics 7

10 Course Diploma of Engineering Part 2 (Engineering stream) 4639 Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours) 4651 Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering (Honours) 4632 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Available specialisations: Chemical Civil Electrical and computer systems Materials Mechatronics Mechanical 4643 Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) 4618 Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Honours) 4640 Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts 4642 Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Science 4641 Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours) 4635 Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 4633 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Bachelor of Architectural Design 4634 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Bachelor of Arts year units in this specialist course. Course duration will be 3.5 years to completion. Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours) year units in this specialist course. Course duration will be 3.5 years to completion. Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering (Honours) Clayton 55% Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) year units in this specialist course. Course duration will be 3.5 years to completion. Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) year units in this specialist course. Course duration will be 3.5 years to completion. Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Honours) year units in the engineering specialist course. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts year units in the engineering specialist course. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Science year units in the engineering specialist course. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours) Clayton 55% Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Clayton and Caulfield 55% Selection into the Bachelor of Architectural Design is based on a completed pre-selection activity, which can be downloaded from artdes.monash.edu/ docs/2016-architecture-preselection-activity-international.pdf This course is available only with civil engineering. Students will undertake the Bachelor of Engineering at the Clayton campus, and the Bachelor of Architecture Design at the Caulfield campus. Due to limited places, fulfilling the minimum score does not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Architectural Design Clayton 55% Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts 8

11 Course Diploma of Engineering Part 2 (Engineering stream) 4636 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) 4637 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science 4644 Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts 4645 Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce 4646 Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Science 4638 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Clayton and Caulfield Clayton and Parkville 55% Selection into the Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) is based on a folio of creative works. Information about folio requirement is available at artdes.monash. edu.au/apply This course is available only with mechanical engineering. Students will undertake the Bachelor of Engineering at the Clayton campus, and the Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) at the Caulfield campus. Due to limited places, fulfilling the minimum score does not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) 55% Available only with chemical engineering. Students will undertake the Bachelor of Engineering at the Clayton campus, and the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science at the Parkville campus. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science year units in the engineering specialist course. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts year units in the engineering specialist course. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce year units in the engineering specialist course. Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Environmental Engineering Honours)/Bachelor of Science Clayton 55% Fulfilling the minimum score may not guarantee a place in this course. Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Diploma of Engineering Part 2 (Information technology stream) 3333 Bachelor of Business Information Systems 2380 Bachelor of Computer Science Available major: Computational science Decision support Systems development 3334 Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems Applications development Enterprise information management Games development Information and communication technologies Multimedia development Clayton 60% Prerequisites MCD2080 Bachelor of Business Information Systems Clayton 60% Prerequisites Either all three of MCD1220, MCD4170 and MCD4260 other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics, MCD4170 and MCD4260 Bachelor of Computer Science Clayton 50% Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems 2770 Bachelor of Software Engineering Clayton 60% Prerequisites Either all three of MCD1220, MCD4170 and MCD4260 other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher mathematics, MCD4170 and MCD4260 Bachelor of Software Engineering 9

12 Progressing to Monash 2016 For further information If you have any questions feel free to contact us. Telephone: Monday to Friday (10am - 5pm AEST) [email protected] The information in this program is correct at the time of printing, for the latest version of events please check the website. Monash University reserves the right to alter information, procedures, fees and regulations contained in this document. Please check the Monash University website for updates ( All information reflects prescriptions, policy and practice in force at time of publication. Published August CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C, Monash College Pty Ltd 01857J. 15P-0819