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Make Monash your destination Why study at Monash University? As a Monash student you will join an institution that has an international reputation for innovation and is consistently ranked in the top 100* universities worldwide. You ll gain the skills, knowledge and networks to confidently chart a successful career while studying in a vibrant, inclusive and open community. Whatever the path you re travelling, if your goal is to gain a university degree and use it to improve yourself, your community or make a difference to the lives of others, Monash can help you get there. What types of courses does Monash offer? Monash has one of the most extensive range of courses in Australia. So take your pick whatever your career ambitions, personal interests and life situation, there s a course of study to match it. Double degree courses A double degree course means you study two courses at the same time, allowing you to gain skills and knowledge in two fields of interest. Double degrees take two years less to complete than taking the courses one after the other because electives from each course count towards the other. Contents 1 Why study at Monash University? 2 Things to consider when choosing a pathway Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) 3 Diploma of Higher Eduåcation (DoHE) 4 Monash Access Program (MAP) 5 Single university units 6 Monash College Diploma 7 Indigenous Enabling Program (IEP) Indigenous Non-Award Pathway (INAP) 8 TAFE/VET pathways 9 Important dates Scholarships 10 Table summary of pathways for Monash undergraduate courses We all aspire toward a university education for different reasons, at different times and under different circumstances. This diversity is at the heart of the Monash community. Whatever the route that has led you here, if you re capable and committed there is a pathway to making your dreams the reality. A pathway program can be just what you need for many reasons. You may be: returning to study after a period in the workforce or after raising a family changing careers moving from TAFE/VET or other studies into university needing an alternative to VCE to enter your preferred course because your education was interrupted, and you didn t finish Year 12 or a similar qualification wanting to try university study before committing to a full degree. Regardless, our pathway programs into courses recognise the circumstances that talented people need so that they can realise their goals and achieve their heart s desire to study at Monash. There are even scholarships for financial support and services to help you make the most from your time at University. So don t wait any longer follow your dreams and take action today. For more information visit study.monash/courses Flexibility and choice A comprehensive course at Monash is all about developing expertise. These courses offer a variety of options across a broad range of study areas including arts, business, commerce, information technology and science. Comprehensive courses offer maximum flexibility and choice. You can choose comprehensive courses already knowing what your major area of study will be. But if you are still deciding these courses offer the opportunity to try a range of subjects in your first year, before choosing your major area of study for the remaining years. Structured for early specialisation Specialist courses enable you to concentrate in a particular area of study from day one, giving you the focus and depth required for entry into many careers. While some specialist courses are designed to prepare you for specific professions, others concentrate on developing particular expertise that is applicable to a broader range of related careers. For more information about the range of Monash courses available visit study.monash/courses Full-time/part-time Monash offers both full-time and parttime study options in most courses. You can enrol in just one unit or up to the maximum for your course (usually four units per semester). You can make this decision each semester. So you might be part-time one semester and then decide to increase your units the next. /off-campus Some Monash courses are offered off-campus. Off-campus simply means you do not need to attend classes. It is a flexible mode of study, based on a combination of printed study materials and electronic communication. Each unit studied in the off-campus learning mode has the same content and assessment as the equivalent on-campus unit. If you have work or other commitments, off-campus learning enables you to further your studies at your own pace. *Source: Times University Education World University Rankings, 2012 2015. 1

Things to consider when choosing a pathway Where are you hoping pathway study will take you? Are you considering a pathway option as a way to secure entry into your preferred course? Or would you like to try out university study by completing some single units? There are a range of reasons for completing a pathway option. To decide which pathway option is best for you, consider why you are doing it and where you hope to end up. Are you eligible for credit for previous study? Sometimes the study you complete as part of your pathway can count towards your preferred course. When researching your preferred course and eligible pathway study, take note of any options that would give you credit for previous study. Research your options Completing a pathway option to secure a place in your preferred course can be a great option. However, pathway study is not always interchangeable. Make sure you research your preferred course and find out what pathway study options are applicable. Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) Pathways into: Business, Education or Nursing You should also check whether you are required to achieve a certain mark or grade in your pathway study or if there are any specific prerequisite units that must be completed for example Year 12 Mathematics or English. This guide provides different pathway options to help you meet any course requirements. One degree leads to another Some Monash undergraduate degrees can be used as a pathway into another Monash degree. This can help you to meet any specific prerequisite units or demonstrate your ability to study at a university level. For example, after studying the first year of a Bachelor of Science, you may be able to move into a Bachelor of Engineering, as long as you have met the required grade averages and any other prerequisites. Some degrees that offer a pathway to another include the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Science. Diploma of Higher Education (DoHE) Pathways into: Science or Mathematics based courses 1 year Full-time Semester 1 (February) Meet the English prerequisites. Units 3 and 4 a study score of 25 in English or 30 in English (EAL). Completed completed Year 12 with an ATAR of 65+, or a recognised graded TAFE Cert IV minimum distinction grade average (70%) or a recognised graded TAFE Diploma minimum credit average (65%). Complete an online supplementary form why you want to study at Monash. vtac-supp.adm.monash.edu/supplementaryvtac Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) vtac.edu.au The Diploma of Higher Education (DoHE) provides an alternative entry pathway to university study for selected undergraduate courses in science, inclusive of mathematics or related areas. DoHE lets you begin studying towards your Monash degree from day one. When you apply for DoHE, you will select a Science stream. This stream provides a direct pathway into the second year of particular Monash degree courses Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Education (Honours) and Bachelor of Science. The DoHE may also provide a pathway into a range of other courses at Monash. You can apply for entry into other courses after successfully completing the Diploma of Higher Education through VTAC. Make sure that you have met the prerequisites for your chosen course. Admission into your chosen course will be based on your academic performance and meeting the course prerequisites. DoHE consists of two foundation units, mathematics units as required and discipline units within the area of study corresponding to your chosen stream. Remaining units can be selected based on interest and prerequisites needed for successful study. For further information visit: study.monash/courses Berwick, Peninsula 1 year Full-time Semester 1 (February) Meet the English prerequisites. Units 3 and 4 a study score of 25 in English or 30 in English (EAL). Completed Year 12 with an ATAR of 50+ or a recognised graded TAFE Cert IV minimum distinction grade average (70%), or a recognised graded TAFE Diploma minimum credit average (60%). Complete an online supplementary form why you want to study at Monash. vtac-supp.adm.monash.edu/supplementaryvtac The Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) will enhance your critical and analytical thinking, and oral and written skills. It will assist you to become an independent learner and will support you by providing an introduction to tertiary studies in your area of interest. When you apply for DoTS, you will select a course stream from either Business, Education or Nursing. These streams provide a direct pathway into the second year of particular Monash degree. The DoTS program can also provide a pathway into a range of other courses at Monash that are not specified destination degrees. DoTS consists of two foundation units and six discipline units within the area of study corresponding to your chosen field. The foundation units provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to be an independent learner who can succeed at university studies. If you do not have the mathematics prerequisites for your desired Monash course, you will have the opportunity to gain the required level of mathematics in the introductory units. If you already meet the mathematics prerequisites, you will take a unit in understanding knowledge and its contexts, which will help you to identify, compare and discuss different approaches to knowledge. Cassandra Kovac Bachelor of Education After learning about the Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) program at a Monash Open Day, Cassandra decided it would better suit her transition between high school and university study. Once she completed DoTS, Cassandra gained entry into the Bachelor of Education. The DoTS program allowed me to transition into university and feel well-supported. The course has opened up so many windows of opportunity. It has enabled me to reach my goal of studying at Monash, helped develop skills useful for my dream profession, and given me the opportunity to meet some amazing people. Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) vtac.edu.au The DoTs pathway program can also provide access to other courses at Monash University. Applications are made after successful completion through VTAC. Prerequisites still apply. Entry level will be dependent on academic performance. For further information visit: study.monash/courses 2 3

Monash Access Program (MAP) Pathways into: Arts, Business, Education, or Information Technology Single university units Pathways into: a range of Monash courses 8 months Part-time May The Monash Access Program (MAP) is an enabling program for mature-age students who have not undertaken prior university study. MAP helps you develop the skills you need to successfully participate in your studies, and gives you the option to progress to a range of internationally recognised Monash degrees. MAP has no tuition fees; however, you will need to pay for other costs including books, stationary and transport. We give priority to students who have experienced financial hardship or other disadvantage. You will have full access to library resources and student services. Applicable for all Monash campuses 6 months Part-time Semester 1 (February) or Semester 2 (July) Completing single units gives you the opportunity to meet university entrance requirements and trial university study to see if it is for you. Successful completion of the units gives you a statement of results that can then be used for applications for further study within a 10 year period. If successful in your application, you may gain credits for the units you have completed. Single units are available on a fee-paying basis only. The Monash Pathway Bursary is available for up to two single units if you are 21 years or older and experiencing financial disadvantage. 21+ years of age by 1 January of the year you enrol. No prior university study. You are an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or holder of an humanitarian visa. Have completed secondary school in English. Complete an online supplementary form why you want to study at Monash. vtac-supp.adm.monash.edu/supplementaryvtac MAP comprises of the following four units of study: Learning in a university context, Mathematics for tertiary study, Academic writing, and an elective. The elective unit allows you to choose a first year unit from a select list of units offered by the faculties of arts, business, education, and information technology. For further information visit: study.monash/courses One of the units must be an English-rich unit if you don t meet the required score in Year 12 English or another measure of English proficiency. Directly to Monash: P: 1800 MONASH (1800 666 274) E: future@monash.edu Completing two single units makes you eligible for entry into a large range of undergraduate courses. It s encouraged that students take units that relate to the course they d like to study. A in single units is usually required to be competitive in selection for entry into a course. For further information visit monash.edu/scholarships Directly to Monash using the direct application form at monash.edu/admissions/apply/online.html or contact Monash: P: 1800 MONASH (1800 666 274) E: future@monash.edu Indigenous Australian s are encouraged to contact the Yulendj Indigenous Engagement Unit: P: 03 9905 8699 E: yulendj@monash.edu Joshua Dissanayake Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems Originally Joshua left high school during Year 11, moving straight into work. While he enjoyed working he found that his lack of refined critical skills was holding him back, and began to understand the advantages of university study for his chosen career in IT. Joshua is now completing his Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems. The Monash Access Program was the most suitable university pathway program for me because it gave me a smooth transition into tertiary education. As I had been away from school for many years, immediately entering university may not have prepared me as well as MAP did. 4 5

Monash College Diploma Pathways into: Art and Design, Arts, Business, Engineering or Science Indigenous Enabling Program (IEP) Pathways into: a range of Monash courses Indigenous Non-Award Pathway (INAP) Pathways into: a range of Monash courses Caulfield, 8 12 months Full-time Monash College in Australia is owned by Monash University and offers accredited diploma programs in art and design, arts, business, engineering and science. While Monash College Diplomas are full-fee paying, scholarships are available for eligible domestic students who have experienced disadvantage to cover tuition fees. One semester Full-time Applicable for all Monash campuses Up to 1 year February, June or October Diploma Part 2: Art and Design Completed Year 12 with a minimum ATAR of 50. Arts (Psychology stream). Business (Business and Commerce streams), Engineering Completed Year 12 with a minimum ATAR of 70. Arts (Human Behaviour stream), Engineering (Information Technology stream) and Science Completed Year 12 with a minimum ATAR of 65 Subject prerequisites apply. February intake Apply through Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC), vtac.edu.au June and October intakes Apply directly to Monash: W: monashcollege.edu.au/apply P: 03 9903 4788 E: study@monash.edu Indigenous Australian s are encouraged to contact the Yulendj Indigenous Engagement Unit: P: 03 9905 8699 E: yulendj@monash.edu After successfully completing the diploma program to the required academic standard, you have the opportunity to enter second year of relevant Monash University courses within the fields of: Art, Design and Architecture Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Business Engineering Information Technology Science If you have completed Australian Year 12 or equivalent (entry into Part 2) Diploma Part 2 Consists of eight units from your chosen field. You will study the same curriculum and complete the same assessments as first year university students. After successfully completing Part 2 and meeting faculty entry requirements, you are eligible for entry into second year of a relevant Monash degree. For further information visit: monashcollege.edu.au/diploma Semester 1 (February) or Semester 2 (July) Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI). descent, have writing skills comparable to a Year 12 pass, or TAFE equivalent. Can demonstrate a strong commitment to tertiary study. Have applied through VTAC to undertake a degree course at Monash University. Are a mature age student interested in pursuing further study. Directly to Monash using the direct application form at monash.edu/admissions/apply/online.html or contact Yulendj: P: 03 9905 8699 or E: yulendj@monash.edu The Indigenous Enabling Program (IEP) is designed to support Indigenous Australians who wish to undertake university studies. IEP is a full-time program which is ABSTUDY approved. Consists of three first year university units and an assisted tutorial program. Upon successful completion you ll be awarded entry into your chosen first year Monash course with credit for one or two units; depending on the course. For further information visit: study.monash Semester 1 (February) or Semester 2 (July) Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) descent. Writing skills comparable to a Year 12 pass, or TAFE equivalent. Can demonstrate a strong commitment to tertiary study. Have applied through VTAC to undertake a degree course at Monash University and either have just missed out on a place or think that you will miss out on an offer of a place. Are a mature age student interested in pursuing further study. Directly to Monash using the direct application form at monash.edu/admissions/apply/online.html or contact Yulendj: P: 03 9905 8699 or E: yulendj@monash.edu The Indigenous Non-Award Pathway is designed to support Indigenous Australians who wish to undertake university studies. In this pathway we assist you to choose and enrol in two first year university units. We provide you with a tutor for each of your units to help you make a successful transition to university study. This program consists of two first year university units. Upon successful completion of these two units you ll be able to enrol in a Monash undergraduate degree with credit for these two units. A tutor is provided for you in support of each of the two units that you are taking and assisting you to make the transition into university. Jordan Carter Monash College Diploma of Engineering, Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours) For further information visit: study.monash Jordan chose to study at Monash College as a pathway into Monash University. He is now in his fourth year of the Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours). Monash College created a smooth transition between high school and university. The diploma program helped me achieve my goal to study chemical engineering at Monash while gaining valuable contacts in the engineering community. 6 7

TAFE/VET pathways Studying a TAFE or VET program is a great way to obtain vocational qualifications. Monash recognises vocational qualifications from providers across Australia and also has priority partnerships and formal articulation pathways with selected Victorian TAFE Institutes, including Chisholm Institute and Box Hill Institute. If you have successfully completed a Certificate IV, Diploma or first year of an Advanced Diploma you could qualify for a place at Monash University and be eligible for some credit towards your course for any graded TAFE/VET studies you have completed. Important dates VTAC SEAS applications open MONDAY 3 August VTAC applications open MONDAY 3 August For further information visit: study.monash VTAC SEAS applications close VTAC timely applications close Heather Murnane Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) Heather always wanted to pursue tertiary studies, but health problems meant she was not able to sit her Year 12 exams. After working for a few years in retail, Heather completed a Diploma of Nursing, which helped her to gain entry into the Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours). Not being able to finish Year 12 was devastating for me, I always intended to go to university when I finished school and I thought that it was a goal that wouldn t be possible for me anymore. Going to TAFE made everything possible for me again, and although it took a little longer I still made it here today. TUESDAY 6 October WEDNESDAY 30 September Scholarships Monash offers over 200 types of scholarships and bursaries to support students to succeed at university. You may be eligible for one of the following scholarships featured on this page: Monash Pathway Bursary This bursary is for mature-age students (21 years or over) who do not meet the academic entry requirements for a Monash course and are going to enrol in two single undergraduate units as an alternative way to gain entry. The bursary will pay the tuition fees for up to two units (up to $5000). Monash UniStart Bursary This is guaranteed to all eligible commencing undergraduate students experiencing financial difficulty and provides a minimum one-off payment of $500. For the full range of scholarships and support bursaries offered by Monash visit: study.monash/fees-scholarships Monash Support Bursary This is awarded to eligible students from one or more of Monash University s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. You receive $3000 for a full-time load per year until you complete your degree. 8 9

Available Pathways for Monash undergraduate courses The following table provides an overview of the pathway options that are available for Monash University undergraduate courses (single degrees only). In all cases you will need to satisfy the English language requirements and prerequisites for the course in which you are seeking admission. It is recommended that you choose pathway content that is related to the course. Detailed course prerequisite information is available from the Monash course guides or study.monash. Course Degree awarded Campus Art, Design and Architecture Monash University TAFE/VET studies Monash College* DoTS DoHE IEP INAP MAP Single subjects Cert IV Diploma Diploma Part 2 Other information Architectural Design Design Fine Art Bachelor of Architectural Design Bachelor of Communication Design Bachelor of Industrial Design Diploma of Art and Design: 65% average A pre-selection activity and interview. Diploma of Art and Design: 50% average Interview and folio presentation. Applicants may benefit from folio preparation courses available through the faculty. Bachelor of Art History and Curating Caulfield Selection is ATAR/GPA based. No interview or folio required. Consider units that relate to art, Bachelor of Fine Art design, art history or art theory. Diploma of Art and Design: 50% average 2 Interview and folio presentation. Applicants may benefit from folio Bachelor of Visual Arts (only available as part of a double degree 1 ) Interior Architecture Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) Diploma of Art and Design: 50% average Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences case-by-case basis case-by-case basis preparation courses available through the faculty. Arts Bachelor of Arts Caulfield, 3 Diploma of Arts: 55% average Global Studies Bachelor of Global Studies 75% average Consider units that relate to arts, Music Bachelor of Music humanities and social sciences. Audition/composition submission. Business Business Bachelor of Business 4 Caulfield, Peninsula 55% average 55% average 75% average 75% average Diploma of Business: Business Administration Bachelor of Business Administration Berwick 50% average 50% average Diploma of Business: 50% average Business Specialist Commerce Bachelor of Accounting Bachelor of Banking and Finance Bachelor of International Business Bachelor of Marketing Bachelor of Commerce Caulfield City Caulfield from desired course 55% average 75% average 75% average Diploma of Business: Selection is competitive and based on academic merit. Applicants are encouraged to complete more than two single subject units. Single subject units entry is a minimum and generally either more units or a higher percentage as indicated is required for entry. VTAC Personal Statement form is required for entry for all courses. Commerce Specialist Bachelor of Actuarial Science Bachelor of Economics from desired course Diploma of Business (Commerce stream): Bachelor of Finance Education Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Early Years Education Peninsula, City The Diploma of Children s Services (graded) or equivalent is required for entry. Education Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Primary Education Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Early Years and Primary Education Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Primary and Secondary Education Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Primary and Secondary Health and Physical Education Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Primary and Secondary Special Education Peninsula Berwick, Peninsula Berwick Peninsula Berwick 5 case-by-case basis Consider a language or mathematics unit(s) or units that relate to education studies. VTAC Personal Statement. Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Secondary Health and Physical Education Peninsula 5 Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Secondary Education (only available as part of a double degree) 1 case-by-case basis Engineering Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) Engineering Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) Recommended units PHS1080 Foundation physics ENG1090 Foundation mathematics Diploma of Engineering: 55% average Due to strong competition for places more units may be useful for selection, especially in related areas of study (English, Mathematics, Chemistry or Physics). 10 1 Requirements for a double degree will be dependent upon the requirements for each single component degree. Study at other campuses may be required depending on your choice of double degree. 2 Only applicable to the Bachelor of Fine Art. 3 MAP admissions is specific to Caulfield campus only. 4 DoTS only provides guaranteed entry into Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Nursing at Peninsula campus. 5 Successful completion of this Diploma provides direct entry into the second year of the undergraduate course. 6 For the first three semesters of this course you will study on the Caulfield campus. After this, you may study the remainder of your course at a different campus depending on your specialisation. * These are the minimum scores to be eligible for entry into the second year of the Monash University courses. You will be considered on a merit basis for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) and places are awarded on a competitive basis, students should therefore aim for the best score that they can achieve. 11

Available Pathways for Monash undergraduate courses Course Degree awarded Campus Information Technology Monash University TAFE/VET studies Monash College* DoTS DoHE IEP INAP MAP Single subjects Cert IV Diploma Diploma Part 2 Other information Computer Science Bachelor of Computer Science Information Technology Bachelor of Information Technology 55% average 2 IT related units Consider MTH1010 Functions and their applications if you do not meet the mathematics prerequisite. 2 IT related units 50% average 50% average Diploma of Engineering (Information Technology): STAT: A score that equates to the clearly-in ATAR for the course. Diploma of Engineering (Information Technology): 50% average Law Laws Bachelor of Laws (Honours) 8 units To transfer you must have completed one year of a university degree with at least a. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Biomedical Science Bachelor of Biomedical Science CHM1011 Chemistry I CHM1022 Chemistry II PHS1031 Physics for the living world PYS1042 Physics, energy and the environment Selection is competitive and based on academic merit. More units may be useful for selection, especially in related areas of study (English, Mathematics, Chemistry or Physics). Bachelor of Emergency Health and Paramedic Practice Health Sciences Bachelor of Human Services Bachelor of Public Health Science Caulfield 6 4 units Due to strong competition for places more units may be useful for selection, especially in related areas of study (English, Mathematics). Bachelor of Radiation Sciences Medicine / Surgery Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (Honours) Does not offer places to non-school leaver applicants. Consider the Monash University Graduate Entry medical program. Nursing Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Midwifery Peninsula 2 first year nursing units Preference given to students who have completed Certificate IV in Health (Nursing) or a Diploma of Nursing. Due to strong competition for places in the Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Midwifery higher marks may be required. Nutrition Science Bachelor of Nutrition Science Selection is competitive and based on academic merit. Applicants are encouraged to complete more than two single subject units. Occupational Therapy Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) Peninsula Physiotherapy Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) Peninsula 2 first year OT units Selection is competitive and based on academic merit. Applicants are encouraged to complete more than two single subject units. TAFE/VET studies: Preference given to applicants who have completed Biological or social sciences. Interview. Due to strong competition for places more units may be useful for selection, especially in related areas of study (English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry or Physics). Psychological Science Bachelor of Psychological Science Advanced (Honours) 75% average (Psychology units) (other university units) Due to strong competition for places more units may be useful for selection, especially in related areas of study. Radiography and Medical Imaging Bachelor of Radiography and Medical Imaging (Honours) Due to strong competition for places more units may be useful for selection, especially in related areas of study (English, Mathematics, Biology or Physics). Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Science Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science Parkville 8 units 8 units Due to strong competition for places Certificate IV or Diploma graduates are unlikely to be offered a place. VCE VET students will be considered. It is recommended to undertake units in related areas of study (English, Biomedical Science, Chemistry, Mathematics or Science). Science Science Bachelor of Science 5 To seek further and more detailed information: 1800 MONASH (666 274) future@monash.edu or visit study.monash One must be science based and one an English-rich unit. 80% average Diploma of Science: 50% average 12 1 Requirements for a double degree will be dependent upon the requirements for each single component degree. Study at other campuses may be required depending on your choice of double degree. 2 Only applicable to the Bachelor of Fine Art. 3 MAP admissions is specific to Caulfield campus only. 4 DoTS only provides guaranteed entry into Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Nursing at Peninsula campus. 5 Successful completion of this Diploma provides direct entry into the second year of the undergraduate course. 6 For the first three semesters of this course you will study on the Caulfield campus. After this, you may study the remainder of your course at a different campus depending on your specialisation. * These are the minimum scores to be eligible for entry into the second year of the Monash University courses. You will be considered on a merit basis for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) and places are awarded on a competitive basis, students should therefore aim for the best score that they can achieve.

Pathways to Monash Undergraduate Courses 2016 study.monash Monash online study.monash Find a course study.monash/courses Scholarships monash.edu/scholarships Off-campus learning monash.edu/offcampus Monash on YouTube youtube.com/monashunivideo Future student enquiries Australian citizens, permanent residents, and New Zealand citizens Tel: 1800 MONASH (666 274) Email: future@monash.edu Indigenous Australian s are encouraged to contact the Yulendji Indigenous Engagement Unit Tel: 03 9905 8699 Email: yulendj@monash.edu The information in this brochure was correct at the time of publication (July 2015). Monash University reserves the right to alter this information should the need arise. You should always check with the relevant Faculty office when considering a course. CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C Monash College Pty Ltd 01857J