Monash University, established in 1958, holds the distinction of being the second oldest university in the state of Victoria, Australia. Notably, it is also the largest university in the country, with a prominent reputation for academic excellence and research.

The university is named after Sir John Monash, a revered figure known for his contributions as an engineer, military leader, and public administrator.

Monash University is a proud member of the esteemed Group of Eight, which comprises Australia’s leading research universities.

With a diverse array of academic offerings, students can select from over 6,000 courses spanning 10 faculties, including art, design and architecture, arts, business and economics, education, engineering, information technology, law, medicine, nursing and health sciences, pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, and science.

To cater to its extensive student population, Monash University boasts multiple campuses across Victoria and Australia. Additionally, it extends its global presence with international campuses in Malaysia, Italy, India, and China.

The university’s commitment to knowledge dissemination is evident through its comprehensive library system. Monash University Library operates several libraries across its campuses, both within Victoria and internationally, housing an impressive collection of over 3.2 million items.

Monash University has nurtured numerous notable alumni, including renowned musician Nick Cave, Booker Prize-winning novelist Peter Carey, and accomplished playwright David Williamson. Their successes stand as a testament to the university’s dedication to fostering talent and fostering intellectual growth.