PROGRESSING TO MONASH DIPLOMA STUDENTS ENTERING MONASH UNIVERSITY IN 2017 monash.edu
THE INFORMATION IN THIS GUIDE IS FOR YOU IF YOU ARE: An international student Enrolled in Diploma Part 2 in Melbourne, Australia Currently studying your final trimester Applying for a Monash University course based in Melbourne, Australia If you are an Australian student you will need to apply online through VTAC vtac.edu.au If you are completing your Diploma Part 2 through one of our partner institutions please refer to the global version of Progressing to Monash: study.monash/how-to-apply/internationalstudent-applications/monash-collegediploma-students-countries-outside-australia
CONGRATULATIONS! You are now in your final trimester, preparing for entry into your Monash University course. When choosing your course there are many things to consider. This guide will help you understand the steps involved and the entry requirements for each course. Remember, if you have any questions or need some assistance we are here to help. STEP 1 STEP 2 CHECK IMPORTANT DATES CHOOSE YOUR DESTINATION COURSE REMINDER! Make sure you update your contact details in WES so you can receive important information about your Monash course. my.monash.edu.au/wes STEP 3 SUBMIT YOUR COURSE PREFERENCE STEP 4 ACCEPT YOUR OFFER STEP 5 ATTEND ENROLMENT AND ORIENTATION 1
STEP 1 CHECK IMPORTANT DATES These dates are important. Please note the closing date for submitting your preferences online. BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (COMMENCING NOVEMBER 2016) ALL OTHER DESTINATION DEGREES (COMMENCING FEBRUARY 2017) 1 SEPTEMBER 2016 Submit your University course preferences online 1 SEPTEMBER 2016 Submit your University course preferences online 30 SEPTEMBER 2016 Closing date for University course preferences online submission 30 SEPTEMBER 2016 Closing date for University course preferences online submission 11 OCTOBER 2016 Diploma results are released 11 OCTOBER 2016 Diploma results are released 14 OCTOBER 2016 Receive an offer letter when you meet all course requirements 14 OCTOBER 2016 Receive an offer letter when you meet all course requirements 9 NOVEMBER 2016 Attend compulsory enrolment for Bachelor of International Business 14 NOVEMBER 2016 Classes commence 20 OCTOBER 2016 Attend compulsory enrolment for destination courses in: Arts Business or Commerce 16 FEBRUARY 2017 Attend compulsory enrolment for destination courses in: Art Design & Architecture Information Technology Engineering Science 27 FEBRUARY 2017 Classes commence 2
STEP 2 CHOOSE YOUR DESTINATION COURSE Your Diploma is a direct pathway to an approved list of destination courses listed below. When choosing your course it is important to check you have satisfied the academic entry requirements, prerequisite study and any additional pre-selection activity. This is your final chance to let us know what you wish to study. No further course change is possible after submission. If you choose to apply for a destination degree that is not listed, your application will be assessed individually. If successful, the one year advanced standing is not guaranteed. More information about the courses available can be found on the study.monash website or alternatively speak with your Diploma Team Leader about which course is right for you. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR MONASH UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE DESTINATION COURSES COURSE DEGREE AWARDED LOCATION MONASH COLLEGE DIPLOMA PART 2 MINIMUM AVERAGE PREREQUISITES AND ADDITIONAL NOTES DIPLOMA OF ART & DESIGN PART 2 ARCHITECTURE F2001 Bachelor of Architectural Design Caulfield 65% F20021 Bachelor of Communication Design CRICOS 045084G 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. Complete trimester 1 and 2 of the Part 2 Communication design stream to progress to the second year of the destination degree. DESIGN F20022 Bachelor of Industrial Design 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. FINE ART F20031 Bachelor of Fine Art Caulfield 50% INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE F3001 Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) Caulfield 50% Complete trimester 1 of the Part 2 Fine Art stream to progress to first year (semester 2) of the destination degree. Only available for the July intake. 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. 3
COURSE DEGREE AWARDED LOCATION MONASH COLLEGE DIPLOMA PART 2 MINIMUM AVERAGE PREREQUISITES AND ADDITIONAL NOTES DIPLOMA OF ARTS PART 2 CRICOS 061625F ARTS A2000 Bachelor of Arts Caulfield Clayton 55% None DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (BUSINESS) PART 2 BUSINESS B2000 Bachelor of Business Caulfield 60% BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION B2007 Bachelor of Business Administration Peninsula* 50% both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 CRICOS 043633M both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 11 BUSINESS SPECIALIST B20034 Bachelor of International Business City 60% both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 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. B20031 Bachelor of Accounting B20032 Bachelor of Banking and Finance B20033 Bachelor of Marketing Caulfield both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 BUSINESS/ARTS B2019 Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Arts Caulfield 65% other equivalent Australian Year 12 BUSINESS/BUSINESS SPECIALIST B2013 Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Business Specialist Caulfield 65% both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 BUSINESS/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B2017 Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information Technology Caulfield 65% both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 BUSINESS SPECIALIST/ARTS BUSINESS SPECIALIST/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B2012 Bachelor of Accounting and Bachelor of Arts B2012 Bachelor of Banking and Finance and Bachelor of Arts B2012 Bachelor of Marketing and Bachelor of Arts B2018 Bachelor of Accounting and Bachelor of Information Technology B2018 Bachelor of Banking and Finance and Bachelor of Information Technology B2018 Bachelor of Marketing and Bachelor of Information Technology Caulfield 65% Caulfield 65% both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 both MCD1110 and MCD1550 other equivalent Australian Year 12 4
COURSE DEGREE AWARDED LOCATION MONASH COLLEGE DIPLOMA PART 2 MINIMUM AVERAGE PREREQUISITES AND ADDITIONAL NOTES DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (COMMERCE) PART 2 COMMERCE B2001 Bachelor of Commerce Clayton 70% CRICOS 043633M COMMERCE SPECIALIST B20041 Bachelor of Actuarial Science B20042 Bachelor of Economics B20043 Bachelor of Finance Clayton 70% COMMERCE/COMMERCE SPECIALIST B20141 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Actuarial Science B20142 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Economics B20143 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Finance Clayton 75% COMMERCE/ARTS B2020 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Arts Clayton 75% COMMERCE /COMPUTER SCIENCE B2008 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Computer Science B2008 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Computer Science in Data Science Clayton 75% COMMERCE/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B2025 Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Information Technology Clayton 75% COMMERCE SPECIALIST/ARTS B2024 Bachelor of Actuarial Science and Bachelor of Arts B2024 Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Arts B2024 Bachelor of Finance and Bachelor of Arts Clayton 75% B2009 Bachelor of Actuarial Science and Bachelor of Computer Science COMMERCE SPECIALIST/COMPUTER SCIENCE B2009 Bachelor of Actuarial Science and Bachelor of Computer Science in Data Science B2009 Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Computer Science B2009 Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Computer Science in Data Science B2009 Bachelor of Finance and Bachelor of Computer Science B2009 Bachelor of Finance and Bachelor of Computer Science in Data Science Clayton 75% COMMERCE SPECIALIST/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B2015 Bachelor of Actuarial Science and Bachelor of Information Technology B2015 Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Information Technology B2015 Bachelor of Finance and Bachelor of Information Technology Clayton 75% COMMERCE SPECIALIST/ SCIENCE B2016 Bachelor of Actuarial Science and Bachelor of Science B2016 Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Science B2016 Bachelor of Finance and Bachelor of Science Clayton 75% 5
COURSE DEGREE AWARDED LOCATION MONASH COLLEGE DIPLOMA PART 2 MINIMUM AVERAGE PREREQUISITES AND ADDITIONAL NOTES DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING (ENGINEERING) PART 2 CRICOS 043634K E3001 Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) ENGINEERING (HONOURS) E3001 Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Honours) E3001 Bachelor of Software Engineering Clayton 55% Students considering Software Engineering must complete either MCD1220 and MCD4500 or Other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher Mathematics and MCD4500 DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) PART 2 CRICOS 043634K INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY C2000 Bachelor of Information Technology Clayton 50% None COMPUTER SCIENCE C2001 Bachelor of Computer Science C2001 Bachelor of Computer Science in Data Science Clayton 60% either MCD1220 and MCD4500 or Other equivalent Australian Year 12 higher Mathematics and MCD4500 DIPLOMA OF SCIENCE PART 2 CRICOS 086068B SCIENCE S2000 Bachelor of Science Clayton 50% None * Please note, you may be required to undertake some of your units in the Monash Berwick campus during your enrolment in the Bachelor of Business Administration (Peninsula campus), if you are enrolled in Semester 1 and/or 2 in the year 2017. 6
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STEP 3 SUBMIT YOUR PREFERENCES Now that you have chosen your course, you need to submit your course preferences. You can nominate up to three courses. It is important to remember that preferences are assessed in order, make sure you list your preferred course as number one. Please ensure you list the correct course codes. If the course name and course code do not match, Admissions will go by the course code provided. This is your final chance to choose your destination course, choose carefully. You must nominate your course preferences, even if you have a Monash University destination degree packaged with your diploma course. Submitting your course preferences is to confirm your course and provide your back-up options. Submit your preferences online at: study.monash/how-to-apply/ international-student-applications/ monash-college-diploma-studentsin-australia 8
AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS AND PERMANENT RESIDENCY HOLDERS Please apply through VTAC at vtac.edu.au, 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 monash.edu.my 9
10 By choosing to study at Monash University, you are choosing to study at the largest university in Australia, and among one of the most highly regarded in the world. Monash students leave with a greater sense of purpose, a global outlook, and the skills and confidence to make positive change to their own lives, and to the lives of those around them.
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STEP 4 ACCEPT YOUR OFFER Full offer letters are emailed four days after results are released. It is important to have your contact details up to date so that you receive your offer letter on time. Update your details by visiting: my.monash.edu.au/wes If the offer you receive is for the same course as originally packaged in your visa, no action is required. A letter will be emailed to you confirming your full offer. If the offer you receive is for a different course to the one originally packaged with your visa, you must complete Part B of the International Student Course Agreement, provided with your offer letter, and email to mu.documents@monash.edu. It is important that the agreement is received before the date listed on your offer letter, or the offer will lapse. FEES You do not need to make a tuition payment now. A few days after enrolment, you will receive an email to your Monash student email informing that a fee statement is available online via WES. Payment is normally due a minimum of 11 days from the date of issue. If you have made a deposit of A$1,000 as part of a packaged offer, it will be automatically deducted from your fee statement. 12
STEP 5 ATTEND ENROLMENT AND ORIENTATION Before you can start classes, you must enrol in your course. Enrolment days can vary so it is important to check your enrolment date, time and location as soon as you receive your offer. A schedule of enrolments can be found at study.monash/student-life/getting-started. AUTHORITY TO ENROL Prior to your enrolment (2 3 days), you will be emailed an Authority to Enrol letter. This confirms that you have successfully completed the acceptance process and you are ready to enrol. ON THE DAY OF ENROLMENT You must enrol in person, on your scheduled enrolment day. You must bring: 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. During enrolment we will help you select your study units and explain how to secure your class times. It is very important you attend the correct enrolment session. ORIENTATION At Monash we want you to feel welcome and at home as soon as you arrive. Orientation or O Week, is held in the week before classes start, and consists of fun activities and events that help you get to know your new university, fellow students and your campus. You can find out more about O Week by visiting: orientation.monash ARE YOU UNDER 18 YEARS OLD? 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. For more information visit: monash.edu/students/ international/under-18 LATE ENROLMENTS If exceptional circumstances prevent you from being able to enrol at your scheduled time you will need to apply for late enrolment. Email latereg@monash.edu with your full name, date of birth, student ID number, course you are enrolling in, exact date of arrival and reason for late enrolment. Permission to enrol late will be considered but may not be granted. Please note: The Monash Business School does not accept late enrolments for any reason.
We re here to help If you have questions about how to apply for your destination course, prerequisites or confirming your course preferences, please contact Email: scenquiries@monash.edu Telephone: +61 3 9903 4788 Monday to Friday (10am 5pm AEST) For help with your current studies and preparing for your exams contact the Learning Consultants: learning.consultant@monashcollege.edu.au The information in this brochure was correct at the time of publication (August 2016). 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. Produced by Strategic Marketing and Communications, Monash University Job 16P-1041 T2 CRICOS Provider: Monash 00008C. Monash College 01857J.