Monash University Clayton Campus
Monash University, a public research university, is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It was named after Sir John Monash, a prominent World War I general. There are several campuses at the university, including four in Victoria (Clayton Caulfield Peninsula, Peninsula, and Parkville) and one in Malaysia. Monash also maintains a research and teaching centre in Prato, Italy. It also has a graduate school and research school in Mumbai, India. Monash University courses can also be delivered in other locations, such as South Africa.
Monash is home of major research facilities such as the Monash Law School and the Australian Synchrotron. The Monash Science Technology Research and Innovation Precinct(STRIP), Monash Science Technology Research and Innovation Precinct, and the Australian Stem Cell Centre. There are also 100 research centers and 17 cooperative research centers. Its total revenue exceeded $2.72 billion (AUD) in 2019, with an external research income of $462 million. Monash had over 55,000 undergraduate students and more than 25,000 graduate students in 2019. It is home to more students than any other university within the state of Victoria.
Monash is a member of Australia’s Group of Eight research universities, a ASAIHL member, and the only Australian member of M8 Alliance of Academic Health Centers, Universities, and National Academies. Monash is among the Australian universities that have been ranked in the Ecole des Mines de Paris(Mines ParisTech), ranking based on the number of alumni who are listed as CEOs of the 500 largest companies worldwide. In the QS World University Rankings, Monash consistently ranks among the top 55-70 universities worldwide.
Clayton is the largest campus of Monash, covering an area of over 1.1km2. Clayton campus is Monash’s flagship campus. Clayton has higher ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) scores than any other campus, except Parkville. Clayton houses the faculties of Arts and Business & Economics as well as Engineering, IT, Law and Medicine, Nursing, Health Sciences, Pharmaceutical Science, and Science. Clayton has its own suburb, and 3800 postcode.
Many major scientific research facilities can be found on the campus or nearby. The Australian Synchrotron is the most prominent of these, as well as CSIRO.
There are many restaurants and retail outlets on campus. The Campus Centre also houses Sir John’s student bar and Notting Hill Hotel, which were founded in 1891.
There are several halls of residence, colleges, and other accommodation on the campus that can accommodate thousands of students. Clayton, Victoria’s Clayton campus is home to six halls of residence. The university also has a private residential college. The Robert Blackwood Hall is located on the Clayton campus. It was designed by Sir Roy Grounds and named after Sir Robert Blackwood, the university’s founder chancellor.
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