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INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY
2022 UNDERGRADUATE
COURSE GUIDE
WHEN YOU CHOOSE IT,
CONTENTS
Step into a thriving industry 4
A memorable experience from

YOU CHOOSE A WORLD


day one 6
Gain hands-on experience and
a competitive edge 8

OF OPPORTUNITY
Love what you learn – and how
you learn 10
Meet people who share
your passions 12
Courses aligned with your goals 14
IT lies at the heart of every industry, from healthcare and finance to transport Do more with a double degree 16
and education. A career in this dynamic field means you’ll enjoy endless variety, Bachelor of Information Technology 18

strong demand – and constant professional growth. IT study areas 21


Bachelor of Computer Science 22
Bachelor of Computer Science
Advanced (Honours)23
Bachelor of Applied Data Science 26
Bachelor of Applied Data Science
Advanced (Honours)27
Bachelor of Software Engineering
(Honours)28
Interested in an IT degree?
Here's what you need to know 30
2022 international entry
requirements32
Other pathways to Monash 34
How to apply 34
Upcoming events 36

Course information fast facts


Look for these icons on each course
page for key information.

Location

Duration

Intakes

Requirements

Comprehensive course

Specialist course
At Monash, we recognise the potential of IT to positively transform
Degree awarded
our world. It’s why we’re the only university in the prestigious
Group of Eight with an entire faculty dedicated to the area. Faculty
Your studies with us will be fuelled by the expertise of leading
specialists and enriched by unparalleled facilities. We also give
you the chance to gain industry experience that’s highly desired FIVE STARS FOR MONASH RANKS MONASH IS 66TH Note: The entry requirements listed in the fast facts are for domestic

by employers. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT IN THE TOP 100 IN IN THE WORLD students only. International student entry requirements are located
on page 32 and 33.
79% OF GRADUATES ARE EMPLOYED THE WORLD FOR FOR GRADUATE
From protecting sensitive data to empowering the world’s FULL-TIME WITHIN FOUR MONTHS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE EMPLOYABILITY.***
QR Codes: This course guide includes QR codes that link to
more information. Simply scan them with your smartphone
most vulnerable, go further than you ever thought possible COMPLETING THEIR COURSE.*
AND INFORMATION camera or QR app.
– with an IT degree from Monash. *Good Universities Guide (2020)
SYSTEMS.** **QS World University Rankings by Subject (2021)
***QS Graduate Employability Rankings (2020)
3
STEP INTO A STRONG PREDICTED
GROWTH TO 2024 17.6%
THRIVING INDUSTRY AUSTRALIA’S
‘COMPUTER SYSTEM
DESIGN AND
RELATED SERVICES’
A MONASH IT DEGREE EQUIPS YOU WITH SKILLS THAT ARE VALUED IN ALMOST INDUSTRY
EVERY ORGANISATION. WITH NEW ROLES CONSTANTLY EMERGING, GRADUATES
IN THIS FIELD ARE HIGHLY SOUGHT-AFTER AROUND THE WORLD.

$65K
Average salary of an entry-level computing
72%
Graduates employed full-time within
and information systems professional in Australia. four months of finishing a computing DATABASE AND
and information systems degree. SYSTEM
Higher than the average for all industries.
ADMINISTRATORS, BUSINESS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Higher than the average for all study areas.
COMPUTER NETWORK AND ICT SECURITY SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, ENGINEERING
PROFESSIONALS SPECIALISTS AND PROGRAMMERS PROFESSIONALS
Graduate Outcomes Survey, Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (2020)

26.2% 18.3% 20.2% 13.9%


TOP EMERGING JOBS
Based on growth over the past five years, here are some top emerging jobs in countries
around the world – which you can pursue with a single or double degree in IT.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DATA ENGINEER


SPECIALIST Build, test and maintain processing
Help machines learn, problem-solve, make systems to create databases that deliver
decisions and complete tasks without valuable insights.
explicit instruction.

MARKETING AUTOMATION DATA SCIENTIST


SPECIALIST Draw insights from data and spot
Blend marketing acumen with digital critical trends to inform strategic
technology to help organisations achieve business decisions.
their goals.
ICT NETWORK MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE AND
AND SUPPORT SPECIALISTS AND APPLICATIONS ICT SUPPORT
ROBOTICS ENGINEER CYBERSECURITY PROFESSIONALS WEB DEVELOPERS PROGRAMMERS AND TEST ENGINEERS
(SOFTWARE) SPECIALIST

24.5% 9.2% 23.4% 28.9%


Build and deploy automation software Protect important information by
to optimise business processes. identifying, monitoring and eliminating
vulnerabilities in an organisation's
software and hardware.

Jobs on the Rise Reports, LinkedIn (2021) Occupation Projects – five years to May 2024, Australian Government Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business (2019)

4 5
A MEMORABLE
EXPERIENCE FROM GET HANDS ON TAKE YOUR DOUBLE DEGREES FULLY ACCREDITED

DAY ONE
Through our range of industry STUDIES ABROAD TO DOUBLE YOUR COURSES
experience programs, you’ll Through our Study Abroad HORIZONS Most of our undergraduate
use your expertise to solve program, we partner with over courses are accredited by the
Spanning a range of areas such
real challenges – for real 160 universities across the UK, Australian Computer Society
as arts, commerce and law,
organisations. The result? Europe, Middle East, Americas, (ACS). This means after
our double degrees help you
A professional edge that puts Oceania and Asia. This gives you graduation, you can become an
Although we’re known for delivering a high-quality education, you ahead of the rest. the chance to take your learning
develop multidisciplinary skills and
enhance your career prospects. ACS member and access career
that’s not all you’ll enjoy at Monash. You’ll also have many to new and vibrant countries. Even better, they’re faster to support, groundbreaking reports
and more.
opportunities to expand your network, make new friends, complete than two separate
courses.
apply your skills – and explore the world.

LEARN FROM COMFORTABLE, DEDICATED VALUABLE


LEADING EXPERTS CONVENIENT CAREER RESOURCES FOR
Throughout your course, you’ll ACCOMMODATION SUPPORT RICHER LEARNING
learn directly from pioneers in If you’re coming from interstate, Monash Career Connect is Whether you’re writing a case
IT. People who have developed overseas or rural Victoria, your partner for success. study, preparing for an exam
new cryptocurrencies, natural we have on- and off-campus By offering you tailored or giving an oral presentation,
disaster prediction maps and living options across Clayton, advice, regular workshops we have a wide variety of
other innovations. Caulfield, Parkville, the and connections to industry, resources to help you excel in
CBD, Peninsula and their it can help you with career your course – available through
surrounding suburbs. planning, skills development, the Monash website.
application writing and more.

ACCESS TO SCHOLARSHIPS TO MORE ALL THE


ONE-OF-A-KIND PROMOTE EQUITY OPPORTUNITIES AMENITIES AND
FACILITIES AND EXCELLENCE TO MAKE NEW SERVICES YOU
Akansha’s story Monash has some of the best We offer many generous FRIENDS NEED
Scan the QR code to IT facilities around. One of them scholarships to empower students There are many clubs and As the largest university in
learn more about alumni is the cutting-edge Woodside who want to study IT. These
OUR TECH SQUADS PROGRAM Akansha Kapoor’s time Building for Technology and include our dedicated Indigenous
societies in our faculty and Australia, we're home to
across the university. Whether many amenities and services.
at Monash – and how Design, which is helping us create Australian, women in IT,
Support from day one you’re interested in cybersecurity These include theatres, a
she’s now excelling a more sustainable future. This international student and industry-
Tech Squads provides new students with a place to network, participate or gaming, you’ll have plenty gym, a swimming pool, clinics,
at PwC. means you'll have the latest and based learning scholarships.
in social activities, compete in competitions and have fun with peers! of opportunity to connect with counselling, medical assistance,
youtu.be/1FIbFjozzAg greatest equipment and spaces to other students. financial aid, cafés, galleries, a
The program is designed to help you transition into university life complement your learning. hair salon and concert halls.
through student mentors and helpful support services.

6 7
GAIN HANDS–ON A PERIOD OF
INCREDIBLE GROWTH

EXPERIENCE AND
My IBL journey was a period of incredible growth.
I expanded my professional network and
developed skills that are highly sought-after in the

A COMPETITIVE EDGE
IT industry. During the experience, I was also
pushed beyond my comfort zone, which helped
me learn more about myself. Today I’m proud to
say I’m a portfolio analyst at Origin Energy. And
I’m excited to see what the future holds for me.
NASHIA FAIRUZ
We always focus on translating theory into practice. As one of our IT students, Former IBL student
you’ll get the chance to apply your knowledge and skills to a real-world project
– while working with a leading organisation.
Through one of the programs below, you’ll: Industry Experience Studio Project units
• reinforce and augment everything you learn in the classroom In this final-year program, play a key role in delivering
• hone your leadership, communication, problem-solving, management a real-world IT project.
and technical skills
Working closely in a team, you’ll take a product through each stage
• develop wider, more informed perspectives and mature as a person
of development, liaise with relevant stakeholders, create professional
• gain greater insight into the business world
documentation and finally, present your work to academics and clients.
• give yourself an advantage in the job market
• get a taste of a rewarding career in IT. Considered to be the highlight of their degrees, past students have built
mobile apps, full-scale games, 3D interaction animations and data tools
Industry-Based Learning (IBL) for online businesses.
For more than 30 years, our IBL program has been the benchmark
for work-integrated learning.
Having prepared countless students to launch their careers with
To learn more,
confidence, this initiative lets you complete a placement (or two)
scan the QR code
with one of our leading partners – such as PwC, ANZ or Deloitte.
bit.ly/monashIE
This program is open to high-performing international and domestic
students. Formally assessed and credited, each IBL placement is worth
three units in your degree. What’s more, you’ll receive a $18,000
scholarship for every six-month placement you do.
Monash Industry Team Initiative (MITI)
MITI is an Australian first and unique to Monash.
This program will see you working in a contemporary commercial
environment – within a multidisciplinary team.
To learn more,
scan the QR code Students are carefully selected and paired with a top organisation.
monash.edu/it/ibl They then collaborate and design an innovative solution to solve
a real challenge in today’s business world.

To learn more,
scan the QR code
miti.monash.edu

8 9
LOVE WHAT YOU LEARN A focus on transformative teaching
Your time as an undergraduate can be among the most challenging
A standout initiative is the Artificial Intelligence for Law Enforcement
and Community Safety Lab. Working with the Australian Federal

– AND HOW YOU LEARN


yet rewarding years of your life. They give you plenty of opportunity Police, our experts are using machine learning and AI to reduce the
to expand your knowledge, explore new ways of thinking – and trauma that officers experience from distressing child exploitation
discover more about yourself. materials.

At Monash, we’re leading the way in studio-based IT education. Mixing education with travel
For us, it’s all about ‘learning by doing’ in a collaborative You say ‘Study or travel?’. We say ‘Both’.
environment.
Partnering with more than 160 universities across 35+ countries,
We use the latest technology to make your lectures interactive and our exchange programs let you blend your passion for adventure
engaging. And our Peer Assisted Study Sessions can connect you with your hunger to learn.
with other Monash students to drive your success.
Head to our Prato Centre in Italy to delve into IT among breathtaking
Lessons from the industry’s best scenery, delicious cuisine and fascinating history. Or, through
In your degree, you’ll learn directly from world-class specialists Monash Undergraduate Research Projects Abroad, engage
across all disciplines in IT. in a research initiative with elite professors overseas.

Partnering with like-minded organisations and professionals, they're


positively impacting our world and creating a brighter future for all.

Explore our immersive learning spaces in the Interested in learning abroad?


Woodside Building for Technology and Design. Scan the QR code
bit.ly/ITwoodside monash.edu/study-abroad

10 11
MEET PEOPLE
WHO SHARE YOUR
PASSIONS
We have a range of clubs, societies and groups to suit your interests. By joining one,
you can forge new friendships, expand your network and drive your personal growth.

Commerce and Computing MonSec


Association (CCA) Keen to advance your cybersecurity
CCA hosts social and industry activities that knowledge? MonSec’s goal is to develop
help members enhance their networking and encourage cybersecurity awareness
and public speaking skills – and boost and application. Join the club to hear about
their employability. upcoming events and opportunities, and
share your thoughts and experiences.

Monash Electronic Gaming DiversIT Monash


Association (MEGA) DiversIT creates a welcoming space for
Keen to advance your cybersecurity underrepresented groups in IT. The group’s
knowledge? MonSec’s goal is to develop social and networking events, and industry
and encourage cybersecurity awareness and mentoring programs are all designed
and application. Join the club to hear about to foster a sense of community, provide
upcoming events and opportunities, and career guidance and create a strong
share your thoughts and experiences. support network.

Monash Association of Coding WIRED Monash


(MAC) If you’re curious about all things digital,
Love games? Then you’ll love MEGA. then WIRED is for you. This student club
As the premier gaming club at Monash, offers you an abundance of networking
MEGA hosts weekly gaming sessions that opportunities and access to social events,
allow friends and strangers to bond over so you can connect with industry and other
their shared passion for this activity. IT students.

Monash Energy Club Monash DeepNeuron


Monash Energy Club educates and DeepNeuron is an exclusive student
connects enthusiastic students to team focused on improving the world
energy-related issues and with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and High-
organisations – to shape the future Performance Computing (HPC).
of the sector in Australia.

12 13
COURSES
ALIGNED WITH
YOUR GOALS
Our undergraduate courses allow you to study IT more
broadly or specialise in a particular area. Through elective
units, you can also complement your learning by exploring
other disciplines – such as psychology, finance and science.

EMBARK ON YOUR JOURNEY


Bachelor of Information Technology
This comprehensive degree lets you explore the full spectrum of IT disciplines.
Its broad selection of majors, minors and electives also allows you to focus on specific
areas of interest.

Bachelor of Computer Science


Through this highly specialised degree, you’ll gain the expertise you need to design algorithms
and data structures.
You’ll also learn how to create software that solves real-world challenges related to areas such
as organisational strategy, customer satisfaction and business innovation.

Bachelor of Applied Data Science (Faculty of Science)


Developed to meet the demands of a growing industry, this cross-disciplinary degree blends
key subjects in maths, science and computer science with new data units.
It also involves projects focused on physical sciences, sociological or anthropological studies,
business and engineering.

GO A STEP FURTHER
Bachelor of Computer Science Advanced (Honours)
This honours degree is for high-achieving students who want a strong research focus.
It offers all the benefits of the advanced computer science or data science specialisations with
a stream of hands-on projects.
Develop programming and analytical skills along with the capabilities needed for graduate
research or a career in digital research and development.

Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) (Faculty of Engineering)


This course helps you build a strong foundation in computer science or maths while gaining
deep expertise in software processes, architectures, methodologies and quality frameworks.
It emphasises collaborative studio-based learning and focuses on giving you strong project
management skills.
Our faculty delivers and oversees the software engineering specialisation of this course.

Bachelor of Applied Data Science Advanced (Honours)


(Faculty of Science)
If you’re passionate about applied data science, this advanced degree is for you.
This four-year specialist course brings together studies in IT and maths through Not sure what’s right for you?
interdisciplinary, thought-provoking projects. Take our short, fun quiz to find out!
monash.edu/it/course-matcher

14 15
DO MORE WITH I GAINED INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
AND REAL-WORLD SKILLS

A DOUBLE DEGREE
Combining commerce with an IT degree appealed
to me because of the fast-growing integration and
adoption of technology across the business world.
Proving to be very worthwhile, the overlap between
courses allowed me to contextualise my studies more
Through our double degrees, you can establish yourself in two fields. An interdisciplinary skill effectively.
set can help you unlock more career opportunities – and create greater choice in your future. The university’s impressive reputation and IT Industry-
based Learning (IBL) program made Monash an easy
Arts Engineering (Honours) choice.
The rapid growth of the IT industry calls for people who deeply IT underpins engineering in all disciplines, and this synergy is only
understand the social and human factors that are shaping it. By studying growing stronger. By becoming well-versed in both fields, you’ll be able On top of the skills and knowledge I’ve developed in my
arts, you’ll develop the expertise needed to influence and manage to positively transform a range of industries through technology. studies, IBL helped me clarify my career aspirations.
emerging technologies – while identifying the implications they have
on society and the world. Fine Art During my time as a digital analyst at Origin Energy, I
From innovative design tools to digital artistic expression, let this double gained industry insights and real-world skills in a field
Business degree give you dual expertise that empowers you to shape the future of that combines both parts of my double degree.
Through this double degree, you’ll delve deep into IT as well as key multimedia, games development and other intersections of IT and fine art.
business principles and practices. With this dual knowledge, you’ll MATTHEW LICHTIG
be equipped to leverage technology as a tool for helping organisations Global Studies Bachelor of Commerce and
succeed in unpredictable, rapidly-changing environments. Eager to become a leader and address global challenges? In this double Bachelor of Information Technology
degree, you’ll cultivate a rich understanding of the interplay between local,
Commerce regional and global forces, and develop sharp analytical abilities along
IT is the foundation of commerce and one of the biggest drivers with flexible and creative approaches. Combine all this with in-demand IT
of growth for the commercial world. As the pressure for advanced skills and you’ll be equipped to make a widespread impact.
technology escalates, so does the demand for people who intimately
understand how to apply them in a corporate setting. Laws (Honours)
After completing this double degree, you’ll have what it takes to thrive
Criminology as an IT professional who specialises in legal information systems and
How we define and understand crime provides greater insight into security. Because technology skills are now essential for lawyers, this
society’s challenges. A successful IT professional is someone who course will also give you a significant edge if you pursue a legal career.
possesses strong technical skills – and deep knowledge of human
behaviour. Science
Science is relying more heavily on computers to collect, store and analyse
Design large volumes of data. By studying these two fields, you’ll have what it
This double degree gives you valuable expertise in design and IT. takes to develop software and systems critical to advancing research,
Blending creativity with technology will challenge your lateral thinking driving discoveries and ultimately, empowering humankind.
and problem-solving skills – and empower you to develop innovative
systems and software.
Global Studies
Criminology

Engineering
Commerce

(Honours)

(Honours)
Business

Science
Fine Art
Design

Laws
Arts

Double degree options


Computer Science
Advanced computer science ● ● ● ●

Data science ● ● ●

Information Technology
Business information systems ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
?
DID YOU KNOW?
Computer networks and security ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Contrary to popular belief, a double degree isn’t double the work.
Games development ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
In most cases, you’ll only need to study one extra year than
Interactive media ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● if you were doing a single degree – far shorter than completing
Software development ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● two courses separately. That’s because in a double degree,
the required units from one course count as electives in the other.

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Bachelor of THE BEST UNIVERSITY TO
STUDY A TECHNOLOGY DEGREE
Clayton1

3 years full-time
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Monash is by far the best university to study a technology
degree. During my course, I got to build tangible end
6 years part-time COURSE CODE: C2000
products and had countless resources to support my
February and July (and growth.
October for international The Bachelor of Information Careers you could pursue
students) Here are some professional pathways you could Through collaborative projects, I developed a range of
ATAR2 : 80.30
Technology equips you to pursue with this bachelor’s degree:
valuable technical and soft skills. I also learned to think
IB2: 28 shape the way we live, work Business analyst more critically and present my ideas with confidence.
MG2: 75
and communicate through In this role, you’ll consult different stakeholders Thanks to this experience, I've been able to secure a
to identify their business problems. Then you’ll
Comprehensive technology. document and analyse their needs to design
program manager position at Microsoft in Seattle.
Bachelor of Information a technical solution. RHEA PATEL
This course focuses on teaching you how to build
Technology and leverage computer-based tools to achieve Cybersecurity specialist Bachelor of Information Technology
many different goals – from delivering critical As a cybersecurity specialist, you’ll work with
DOUBLE DEGREES insights to creating engaging assets. organisations to protect their computer systems.
In the process, you’ll organise information access
• Arts • Engineering Blending core units with many major, minor and
as well as plan and implement reliable security
double degree options, you’ll first develop a strong
• Business (Honours) 3 programs.
understanding of fundamental IT concepts before
• Commerce • Fine Art
specialising in an area of interest. Web developer
• Criminology • Global Studies
Your career as a web developer will focus on
• Design • Laws (Honours) After choosing your major, you can then add either:
designing and creating websites. You’ll also
• Science • a second major manage each site’s technical aspects and
• one or two minors measure their performance via metrics such as
• electives. traffic, conversion rates and bounce rates.
PREREQUISITES
VCE In this degree, you’ll also get to put your expertise Cloud architect
English: Units 3 and 4, with either: into practice through a project for an industry Cloud architects look after an organisation’s cloud
• a study score of at least 27 in client – or you can apply for an Industry-based computing system – which provides widespread,
English (EAL) or Learning placement in a well-known organisation. on-demand access to resources. In this role, you’ll
• 25 in English other than EAL. This degree covers many facets of IT, including work on cloud app designs, approval plans and
business analysis, software development, games systems to optimise storage in the cloud.
Maths: Units 1 and 2 with
satisfactory completion of two development, databases, project management Project manager
units (any combination) of General and cybersecurity. It also develops essential Your responsibility as a project manager will be to
Mathematics, Mathematical Methods skills in information literacy, problem-solving, lead a project through every stage of its life cycle,
or Specialist Mathematics. communication, project management and from initiation and planning to implementation
presentation. and control.
IB What you’ll learn Software developer
English: Level 1 In the Bachelor of Information Technology, you’ll As a software developer, you’ll find yourself
Maths: Level 1 learn how to: researching, designing, implementing, testing,
evaluating and managing software. You’ll also be
For prerequisite subject requirements, • apply different methods and theories to develop
responsible for creating new modifications for
refer to page 30. and implement well-structured information
existing programs by writing efficient code.
VTAC Subject Adjustment Bonus available. products and systems
• identify the different roles of IT in organisations Games developer
CRICOS: 085120M and society Whether you want to work for a major company
• effectively use computer hardware and or be an independent developer, game developers
software technologies are always hands-on with the latest technologies
• apply emerging technologies in a variety of – from motion capture and 3D animation to
contexts augmented and virtual reality.
• align with professional codes of conduct, Computer forensic investigator
recognising the social, legal and ethical impact In this position, you’ll work heavily with law
of your work enforcement agencies and private firms to
• communicate professionally with clients, draw out information from computers and other
system users and peers data stores.
• assess your performance and drive your own
development. Interactive media developer
As this specialist developer, you’ll write, modify,
To learn more about integrate and test computer code for internet
the Bachelor of IT, apps, computer-based software, games, film,
scan the QR code. video and other interactive media.
handbook.monash.edu/2021/
courses/C2000 1. If you choose to complete a Bachelor of Information Technology with either the Bachelor of Design, Business or Fine Art, the non-IT coursework will be
taught at Caulfield.
2. The scores provided should be used as guides only and are either the lowest selection rank to which an offer was made in 2020 or an estimate (E).
3. Not available with all majors and specialisations. Refer to monash.edu/study for full details.

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BACHELOR OF IT STUDY AREAS
MAJORS OR MINORS1 MINORS
Business information systems Computer science
Develop a thorough understanding of fundamental The practical applications of computer science spans all
business IT concepts and how technology can disciplines, from science and commerce to engineering
be used to meet strategic goals. and humanities. In this minor, you’ll design software
and data structures that solve real-world problems.
Spanning topics such as business programming,
e-business, data science and decision support, Cybersecurity
you’ll also learn to analyse diverse stakeholder needs
Develop a wealth of knowledge in protecting private
and develop reliable computer-driven solutions.
and public networks, sensitive information and private
Computer networks and security communications. Completing a minor in cybersecurity
is ideal if you see yourself working in an enterprise or
Learn how to design, develop and monitor computer
government body where this expertise is non-negotiable.
networks to protect important information systems.
With this in-demand expertise, you’ll be able to Data science
deliver security software and measures required Explore how to capture, manage and use huge volumes
for organisational resilience. of data generated by organisations of all kinds – while
building your programming, modelling, visualisation
Games development and analysis capabilities.
Explore the different processes and technologies used to
build games, as well as their technical and creative content. Games design
Engage in the principles of designing game characters,
From theoretical and practical perspectives, you’ll learn environments and soundscapes – a field perfect for those who
about fundamental game development principles in are more interested in game graphics than programming. In
a collaborative studio environment. our games design minor, you can expect to work on creative
projects centred on immersive virtual worlds.
Interactive media
Under a design-led, studio-based approach, gain skills IT for business
in digital imaging, sound, video, 3D modelling and Equip yourself with practical IT skills that will enhance your
interactive media. career prospects in business. In this minor, you’ll develop
By completing this specialisation, you’ll be prepared to thrive valuable programming expertise and IT literacy to help
in creative fields such as web development, social media, you thrive in a business environment.
visualisation, app development and animation.
Mobile apps development
Software development Whether it’s for productivity or fun, gain the expertise to
Gain the technological skills needed to create robust create reliable software for mobile devices. This minor will
software for a range of platforms, from large-scale first teach you basic programming, which you’ll then apply
enterprise systems to mobile applications. in building user-friendly apps.

In this specialisation, you’ll study all aspects of software Software engineering


development, including systems analysis, programming Empower yourself to apply the tools, processes,
and implementation. management methods and quality control techniques
needed to deliver trustworthy software. This minor
covers every aspect of software development, providing
depth and rigour for students with an interest in this area.

Web development
Studying web development will give you an understanding
of what’s involved in building websites. This includes
programming, information management and interface
technicalities. Expertise in this field will give you an
advantage, no matter which field you pursue.

1 Some majors and minors require Year 12 or first-year maths.

20 21
Bachelor of Bachelor of
Clayton

3 years full-time
COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE Clayton

4 years full-time
6 years part-time
February and July (and
COURSE CODE: C2001
ADVANCED (Honours) 8 years part-time

February
October for international Computer scientists drive Database administrator
In this role, you’ll take advantage of innovative
COURSE CODE: C3001
students) ATAR¹ : 96
everything from search engines software to store and organise your organisation’s IB¹: 37
ATAR¹ : 84.20
IB¹: 29 and weather reports to security data. A key responsibility, you’ll manage the systems
that data analysts use to translate numbers into Open to high-achieving Careers you could pursue MG¹: 90
MG¹: 80 and research. business strategies. students, this honours degree With this bachelor’s degree, there are several
careers you could pursue, including:
Specialist
Specialist The Bachelor of Computer Science is a degree that Computer forensic investigator offers all the benefits of Data engineer Bachelor of Computer
could take you anywhere. Flexible and practical, this Science Advanced (Honours)
Depending on your
specialisation, you’ll be course will teach you how to think creatively and
In this position, you’ll support the investigations
of law enforcement agencies and private firms by
the Bachelor of Computer As a data engineer, you’ll be responsible for
developing, testing and maintaining architectures
awarded either the: analytically in equal measure. You’ll also graduate tracking down valuable data from computers and Science as well as a stream of such as databases and processing systems – the PREREQUISITES
with the skills needed to design and implement the VCE
• Bachelor of Computer
Science algorithms and data structures that will power the
other storage devices.
practical research projects. foundations for other key data functions in an
organisation. English: Units 3 and 4 with either:
technology of the future – creating solutions that will IT consultant
• Bachelor of Computer This course teaches you everything in the • a study score of at least 27 in
benefit people around the world. Your job as an IT consultant will focus on consulting Data architect
Science in Data Science Bachelor of Computer Science depending on your English (EAL) or
your clients and advising them on how IT can meet In this role, you’ll design essential data
Choose to delve into either advanced computer chosen specialisation, and equips you with the • 25 in English other than EAL.
their business objectives. You’ll also help improve the management frameworks that can be used by
DOUBLE DEGREES science or data science. Then toward the end of your structure and efficiency of their systems. advanced programming, analysis and research data scientists, analysts and engineers. Maths: Units 3 and 4 with a
• Commerce studies, you can apply for a placement in a leading skills needed to succeed in the ever-growing field study score of at least 25 in either
organisation or complete a rewarding final-year Machine-learning engineer of digital research. Scientific researcher
• Engineering (Honours)2 Mathematical Methods (any) or
project. Your duties as a machine-learning engineer will Your responsibilities as a scientific researcher will
• Laws (Honours) To practise what you learn, you can choose to Specialist Mathematics.
involve feeding data into models defined by data include gathering and interpreting information
• Science complete a specific project aligned with your
What you’ll learn scientists. You’ll also help upsize these models so from controlled investigations – and driving IB
they can handle terabytes of real-time data. studies, or apply for an Industry-based Learning valuable discoveries. This career path requires English: Level 1
On top of what you’ll explore in one of the two
placement. Then in your final year, you’ll you to help clients optimise their business
PREREQUISITES specialisations available, in this course we’ll teach Specialist programmer Maths: Level 3
undertake substantial individual research with operations and systems using technology.
VCE you how to: Using your technical prowess, you’ll design, write, support from a computer science expert. For prerequisite subject requirements for
English: Units 3 and 4 with either: • leverage the value of computer science and test, troubleshoot and maintain codes to shape the Chief information officer the above level/s, refer to page 30.
• a study score of at least 27 in computational methods in a wide range of behaviour of specific programs. You’ll also design By completing this course, you’ll open up greater A chief information officer is in charge of an VTAC Subject Adjustment Bonus available.
English (EAL) or applications, supported by a solid theoretical interfaces so non-technical people can easily use career opportunities and position yourself to organisation’s IT and computer systems. In this
• 25 in English other than EAL. background critical for effective practice your software. complete a master's degree in just one additional role, you'll advise the executive team on the best CRICOS: 085350G
• use problem-solving techniques to analyse year. This course is also the ideal stepping stone systems to use and guide strategic investment
Maths: Units 3 and 4 with a Software engineer to a PhD.
challenges in your chosen specialisation and decisions around technology platforms.
study score of at least 25 in either Software engineers are computer science
develop effective software and technology
Mathematical Methods (any) or
solutions professionals who blend engineering principles with What you’ll learn Technical analyst 1 The scores provided should be used as guides only and are
Specialist Mathematics. programming languages. In this role, you’ll draw on In addition to the outcomes of the Bachelor of Your job as a technical analyst will be to evaluate either the lowest selection rank to which an offer was made in
• coordinate initiatives strategically using diagrams, 2021 or an estimate (E).
this expertise to build software products, develop Computer Science, you’ll also learn how to: the constant fluctuations of the stock market and
IB graphics, interactive visualisations and modern
computer games and run network control systems. • demonstrate advanced knowledge of computer provide critical investment insights to clients.
English: Level 1 project management tools
Maths: Level 3 • become a technology leader by prioritising science and computational methods, and Machine learning engineer
competing demands, regularly reviewing recognise the importance of theory for critically In this position, you’ll create programs and
For prerequisite subject requirements, performance, driving development and behaving analysing problems
refer to page 30. as a top professional
SPECIALISE IN... • design algorithmic solutions, program efficient
infrastructures that help machines to think and
act without receiving explicit instruction.
VTAC Subject Adjustment Bonus available.
• adapt to the ever-changing landscape of A) Advanced computer science software solutions and apply computational
technology, embracing emerging technologies Do you enjoy solving problems that demand solutions
CRICOS: 079336A
with a wide range of strategies analytical thinking and a mathematical bent? • showcase your expertise in a range of relevant
Then this specialisation is for you. Spanning
• address ethical and legal considerations in your
areas such as graphics, intelligent systems
topics, including the historical, cultural, social,
legal and ethical issues inherent in computer
MONASH IS RANKED
chosen discipline and prepare for its future
1. The scores provided should be used as guides only and
are either the lowest selection rank to which an offer was scientific, industrial and social contexts. and networks, you’ll learn how to design and science research IN THE TOP 100
made in 2021 or an estimate (E).
2. Not available with all majors and specialisations.
implement substantial pieces of software • plan, conduct and manage an in-depth IN THE WORLD FOR
Refer to monash.edu/study for full details. Careers you could pursue through a range of programming paradigms,
advanced data structures and algorithms.
research project COMPUTER SCIENCE
Here are some careers pathways open to you through • evaluate and select research methodologies
appropriate to computer science, and
AND INFORMATION
this bachelor’s degree: B) Data science
Data science is all about the capture, demonstrate their uses and limitations SYSTEMS.
Data analytics specialist QS World University Rankings by Subject (2021)
management and use of big data. When you • document and professionally present research
As a data analytics specialist, you’ll combine
complete this specialisation at Monash, you’ll results and the methods used in both verbal To learn more
technical prowess with creative genius to cut through
have access to the largest cohort of data and written reports about the Bachelor
large amounts of information – and reveal the hidden
To learn more scientists in the Asia-Pacific region. Drawing on • take control of your own learning and think in of Computer Science
gems inside.
about the Bachelor their expertise, you’ll gain a deep understanding analytical and creative ways. Advanced (Honours),
of Computer Science, of computation theories. Topics covered in this scan the QR code.
scan the QR code. specialisation include deep learning, modelling
for data analysis, data visualisation and handbook.monash.edu/2021/
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databases.
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T ECHNICAL SKILLS TO SOLVE REAL-WORLD
PROBLEMS
I chose the Bachelor of Computer Science at Monash because I wanted
to work in a field where I was constantly learning and being challenged.
The degree’s focus on applied maths, data structures and algorithms
helped me gain and apply technical skills to solve real-world problems.
It also connected me with a community of people who share my passion
for technology. All the friends I’ve made have been really supportive.”
APRIL CHI
Bachelor of Computer Science

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Bachelor of Bachelor of
Clayton

3 years full-time
APPLIED DATA SCIENCE APPLIED DATA SCIENCE Clayton

4 years full-time
6 years part-time

February
COURSE CODE: S2010
ADVANCED (Honours) 8 years part-time

February
COURSE CODE: S3003
ATAR¹ : 84.40 In this information age, big What you’ll learn ATAR¹ : 91.20
Through this course, you’ll be able to:
IB¹: 30 data is ever-changing and IB¹: 33
MG¹: 75
ever-challenging. That’s why
• demonstrate advanced knowledge and Looking for an interdisciplinary What you’ll learn MG¹: 90
technical skills in data science The Bachelor of Applied Data Science Advanced
Specialist
data science graduates are • design, implement and apply reliable methods course that blends data (Honours) will empower you to:
Specialist

Bachelor of Applied
desired by organisations
for capturing, managing and analysing data science theory, independent • demonstrate advanced knowledge and
Bachelor of Applied Data
Data Science • apply critical thinking, problem-solving Science Advanced (Honours)
of all types. strategies and enterprising skills to develop research and industry technical skills in data science
Faculty of Science • design, implement and apply a variety of methods Faculty of Science
effective data science solutions projects? Look no further. for capturing, managing and analysing data
Designed to meet the demands of a growing • develop your multicultural literacy, valuable
• effectively communicate with diverse audiences
PREREQUISITES industry, the Bachelor of Applied Data Science across a variety of industries Connecting IT and maths, this four-year specialist PREREQUISITES
in a range of ways
VCE is a cross-disciplinary degree that blends maths • communicate persuasively with diverse course delivers all the learning outcomes in the VCE
units from both science and IT courses. Bachelor of Applied Data Science and more. • blend analytical and creative thinking, problem-
English: Units 3 and 4 with either: stakeholders in different ways English: Units 3 and 4 with either:
solving skills and ingenuity to develop effective
• a study score of at least 27 in Through selected streams, you’ll develop your • understand the value of leadership, social It also gives you the opportunity to delve deeper • a study score of at least 27 in
solutions to the world’s data challenges
English (EAL) or passion for the physical sciences, sociological or responsibility, ethics and mentorship. into critical research methods and key data English (EAL) or
• enhance your multicultural literacy and use
• 25 in English other than EAL. anthropological studies, business or engineering. science principles – and drive a high-level it in different sectors, such as government, • 25 in English other than EAL.

Maths: Units 3 and 4 with a You’ll also work on rewarding projects that allow industry research initiative. education and not-for-profit Maths: Units 3 and 4 with a
study score of at least 25 in either you to blend your leadership, entrepreneurial, • highlight the value of leadership, social study score of at least 25 in either
Mathematical Methods (any) or IT and maths skills to real-life projects. responsibility, ethics and mentorship Mathematical Methods (any) or
Specialist Mathematics. The ultimate goal? To expand your technical • apply different methodologies to successfully Specialist Mathematics.
know-how and prepare you to thrive in data plan, conduct and manage a substantial
IB research project IB
English: Level 1 science. English: Level 1
• expertly document and present your research
Maths: Level 3 and the methods used in concise, compelling Maths: Higher score in Level 3
For prerequisite subject requirements, verbal and written reports. For prerequisite subject requirements,
refer to page 30. refer to page 30.
VTAC Subject Adjustment Bonus available. VTAC Subject Adjustment Bonus available.

CRICOS: 099359F CRICOS: 099360B


Careers you could pursue Chief data officer
When you become a chief data officer, you’ll be responsible for the organisation-wide collection,
Graduates with data science skills are in high demand across many industries,
storage and analysis of data – to drive an organisation forward in its overall mission.
1. The scores provided should be used as guides only and including IT, professional services, law, marketing and finance.
are either the lowest selection rank to which an offer was Data architect
made in 2021 or an estimate. By completing either of these courses, you’ll be equipped to pursue careers Your day-to-day as a data architect will involve drawing up precise blueprints for building, testing
such as: and maintaining databases.
Business intelligence analyst Data mining engineer
As a business intelligence analyst, you’ll gather data in a number of ways, such as via software, In this role, you’ll create and enhance statistical and predictive models and algorithms to analyse
looking at competitors or analysing market trends. This helps paint a picture of where your large sets of data. You’ll also distil critical insights and improve the quality of information at every
organisation stands in the industry – and where it can improve. opportunity.
Data analyst Data scientist
Every business collects data, whether it’s through sales, market research, logistics or transport. A career as a data scientist involves knowing which tools and methods to use to extract meaning
Your job as a data analyst will be to translate all the complex numbers into valuable insights from data. You’ll also spend a lot of time throughout the process collecting information and ensuring
to help organisations make better business decisions. it’s reliable to use.
Quantitative analyst
In a quantitative analyst role, you’ll develop and implement complex mathematical models to help
businesses make key financial decisions and reduce risks.

To learn more To learn more about


about the Bachelor the Bachelor of
of Applied Data Applied Data Science
Science, scan the Advanced (Honours),
QR code. scan the QR code.
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Bachelor of
Clayton

4 years full-time
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (Honours)
8 years part-time COURSE CODE: E3001

February and July


Software engineering is a field Careers you could pursue ALWAYS BEEN THERE TO
ATAR¹ : 87.05
that’s constantly evolving as Here are some careers that the Bachelor of SUPPORT ME
IB¹ : 31 Software Engineering (Honours) prepares you for:
MG¹: 86 new technologies emerge. Software developer Having fascinated me since eighth grade, I chose
Specialist As an engineer in this area, As a software developer, you’ll create applications software engineering because I realised how
that help people complete specific tasks on a important software is and how it’s key to making a
Bachelor of Software your skills will be critical computer or digital device. You’ll also build the positive impact on society.
Engineering (Honours)
across many functions – from underlying systems that run the technology
and control networks. I chose Monash because it has a remarkable
Faculty of Engineering dispensing life-saving medicine Software engineer reputation, a broad assortment of course structures,
DOUBLE DEGREES
to controlling flight paths. In this role, you’ll leverage expertise in computer great international prospects and a dynamic range of
• Arts
science, engineering principles and programming research environments and industry connections.
The Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) languages to build software products, develop
• Commerce is designed to address the demand for graduates games and run network control systems. The biggest highlight of my learning experience has
• Computer Science² who possess skills in large-scale software systems.
• Information Technology² Network administrator been Monash’s culture, which encourages you to be
In this comprehensive software engineering After becoming a network and computer systems better every day. My course’s structure also adopted
• Science
specialisation, you’ll learn about core areas administrator, you’ll organise, install and manage a practical learning approach every week and the
such as software processes and life cycles, an organisation’s computer systems, including
the mathematical foundations of software teaching staff have always been there to support me.
PREREQUISITES local area networks, wide area networks and
VCE engineering, requirements analysis and software intranets. SHOURYA RAJ
English: Units 3 and 4 with either: development.
User interface designer Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)
• a study score of at least 27 in Then during practical activities, you’ll work User interface designers are in charge of
English (EAL) or with modern, industry-strength programming designing digital screens or pages that users
• 25 in English other than EAL. languages, technologies and systems. interact with, ensuring each follows the paths laid
Maths: Units 3 and 4 with a You’ll undertake all this and more while honing out by UX designers.
study score of at least 25 in either your teamwork, problem-solving, resource Business analyst
Mathematical Methods (any) or management, project coordination and When you pursue a career as a business analyst,
Specialist Mathematics. communication skills. you’ll consult various stakeholders about their
IB business challenges to deliver a technical solution.
What you’ll learn
English: Level 1 Software tester
By completing this cross-disciplinary honours
Maths: Level 3 As a software tester, you’ll drive quality assurance
degree, you’ll learn how to:
Science: Chemistry or physics during software development and deployment.
• expertly apply the relevant scientific methods Through a range of tests, you’ll ensure that the
For prerequisite subject requirements, in software engineering to design solutions software is fit for purpose – and free of any bugs.
refer to page 30. for complex problems
VTAC Subject Adjustment Bonus available. • identify, interpret and appraise current Programmer analyst
developments and advanced technologies, and Your responsibilities as a programmer analyst
CRICOS: 001722B apply this knowledge to software engineering will include learning about an organisation’s
• recognise and synthesise the economic, safety, current systems and needs to create strategies
environmental and professional considerations for improvement.
in software engineering practice – and use Software project manager
them to develop your professional acumen Upholding the role of software project manager
• examine and use theoretical and numerical means taking overall responsibility for every
analysis to predict, design, control and optimise software project and their success.
the performance of engineering systems
• research, conceptualise, investigate and Configuration control manager
interpret knowledge and relevant tools and This position is dedicated to maintaining a system’s
techniques to solve industry challenges integrity over time by systematically handling
changes. In this role, you’ll implement policies,
• evaluate the performance of an engineering
procedures, techniques and tools to track,
system based on economic, safety, social
document, manage and assess adjustments. To learn more
and environmental metrics, and implement
about the Bachelor of
Accredited by Engineers Australia strategies to minimise adverse effects
Software Engineering
• align with the expectations of the engineering (Honours), scan the
profession and uphold the ethical standards
QR code.
and legal responsibilities involved.
handbook.monash.edu/2021/
1 The scores provided should be used as guides only and are either the lowest selection rank to which an offer was made in 2021 or an estimate (E). courses/E3001
2 Not available with all majors and specialisations. Refer to monash.edu/study for full details.

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INTERESTED IN AN IT DEGREE? DOMESTIC ADMISSIONS AND ATARS
HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. Prerequisites

Indicative3

Indicative3

Guarantee
English Mathematics Science

Location
Duration

IB score

Monash
(years)1
To study a Monash undergraduate course, you need to have completed specific subjects

ATAR
Level Level Level Level Level Approved list 2
Course 1 2 1 2 3 or specified Degree awarded
to certain standards. These are known as prerequisite subjects.
SINGLE DEGREES

PREREQUISITE SUBJECTS Engineering M 4 ■ ■


Chemistry or
Physics
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) 87.05 31 86

The table below outlines subject and grade requirements for VCE, IB and other qualifications. Remember that some courses have special requirements, Bachelor of Computer Science
Computer Science 3 ■ ■ 84.20 29 80
such as folios, special admission tests and interviews. Bachelor of Computer Science in Data Science
Computer Science Bachelor of Computer Science Advanced
4 ■ ■ 96 37 90
English Mathematics Science Advanced (Honours) (Honours)
CL
Information Technology I 3 ■ ■ Bachelor of Information Technology 80.30 28 75
■ Level 1 ■ Level 2 ■ Level 16, 7 ■ Level 27 ■ Level 3 ■ Science approved
list 2 Applied Data Science 3 ■ ■ Bachelor of Applied Data Science 84.40 30 75
VCE Units 3 and 4: a study Units 3 and 4: a study Units 1 and 2: satisfactory Units 3 and 4: a study Units 3 and 4: a study Units 3 and 4: a study 30+ in
score of at least 27 in score of at least 35 in completion in two units score of at least 22 in score of at least 25 in one score of at least 25 in Math
Applied Data Science Bachelor of Applied Data Science Advanced
English (EAL) or 25 in English (EAL) or 30 in (any combination) of Mathematical Methods of Mathematical Methods Biology, Chemistry, 4 ■ Methods or 91.20 33 90
Advanced (Honours) (Honours)
English other than EAL English other than EAL General Mathematics or (any) or Specialist (any) or Specialist Environmental Science, Specialist
Maths
Mathematical Methods or Mathematics, or a score Mathematics Geography, Mathematical
Specialist Mathematics of at least 25 in Further Methods (any), Specialist DOUBLE DEGREES
Mathematics Mathematics, Physics
or Psychology, unless Business / Information Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information CL,
4 ■ ■ 85.30 30 75
Technology 8 Technology CA
otherwise stated.
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Computer
IB At least 4 in one of the At least 5 in one of the At least 3 in any At least 4 in one of the At least 4 in one of the At least 4 at SL or 3 at HL
Commerce / Computer Science
following SL subjects: following SL subjects: mathematics subject at SL following SL subjects: following SL subjects: in Science approved list, 4 ■ ■ CL 97.90 39 88
Science Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Computer
• English A: Literature, or • English A: Literature, or or HL level. • Mathematics, or • Mathematics, or unless otherwise stated.
Science in Data Science
• English A: Language • English A: Language • Math Studies, or • Mathematics: Analysis
and Literature, or and Literature, or • Mathematics: and Approaches, OR Commerce / Information Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of
4 ■ ■ CL 92.65 34 86
• Literature and • Literature and Technology Information Technology
Applications and At least 3 in one of the
Performance, OR Performance, OR Interpretations, or following HL subjects: Criminology / Information Bachelor of Criminology and Bachelor of
4 ■ ■ CL 80.40 28 75
• Mathematics: Analysis Technology Information Technology
At least 3 in one of the At least 4 in one of the • Mathematics:
following HL subjects: following HL subjects: and Approaches, OR Applications and Bachelor of Communication Design and Bachelor
of Information Technology
• English A: Literature, or • English A: Literature, or At least 3 in one of the Interpretations, or
• English A: Language • English A: Language following HL subjects: • Mathematics, or Bachelor of Collaborative Design and Bachelor of
and Literature, OR and Literature, OR • Mathematics: • Further Mathematics, or Design / Information Information Technology CL,
4 ■ ■ 80.25 28 78
Applications and • Mathematics: Analysis Technology 8 Bachelor of Industrial Design and Bachelor of CA
At least 5 in one of the At least 6 in one of the
Interpretations, or and Approaches. Information Technology
following SL subjects: following SL subjects:
• English AB, or • English AB, or • Mathematics, or Bachelor of Spatial Design and Bachelor of
• Further Mathematics, or Information Technology
• English B, OR • English B, OR
• Mathematics: Analysis Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Systems
At least 4 in the following At least 5 in the following and Approaches. Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of
HL subject: HL subject: Engineering (Honours) / Chemistry Computer Science
5 ■ ■ CL 90.05 33 88
• English B. • English B. Computer Science or Physics
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)
Other English (Australian Year Higher score in English Mathematics (Australian Mathematics (Australian Higher level mathematics One of biology, chemistry, and Bachelor of Computer Science
qualifications 12 equivalent). (Australian Year 12 Year 11 equivalent). Year 12 equivalent). (Australian Year 12 environmental science, Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Systems
equivalent). equivalent). physics, geography, Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of
psychology or higher Engineering (Honours) / Chemistry Information Technology
5 ■ ■ CL 88.80 32 86
level mathematics Information Technology or Physics
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) and
(all Australian Year Bachelor of Information Technology
12 equivalent unless
otherwise stated). Fine Art / Information Bachelor of Fine Art and Bachelor of Information CA, E: 80.10
4 ■ ■ E: 28 RC TBC
Technology Technology 9 CL RC
Some double degree courses may require you to study across two campuses in order to complete your course. To be eligible for admission to a double
Global Studies / Information Bachelor of Global Studies and Bachelor of
degree course, you’ll need to meet the academic entry requirements for both single degree courses. All scores are to be used as a guide only. For Technology
4 ■ ■
Information Technology
CL 87 31 85
detailed international, non-school leaver requirements, and double degree entry requirements, visit monash.edu/study.
Information Technology Bachelor of Information Technology and Bachelor
4 ■ ■ CL 88 31 75
/ Arts 4 of Arts
Information Technology / Bachelor of Information Technology and Bachelor
4 ■ ■ ■ CL 88.80 32 75
  
M Master’s accelerated pathway     
I Indigenous entry pathway Science10 of Science
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of
CL –Clayton | CA – Caulfield | PE – Peninsula | PA – Parkville. Laws (Honours) / Computer Computer Science
RC – Range of criteria. 5.25 5 ■ ■ CL 97 38 94
Science Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of
E – Estimated: the provided score is estimated and is to be used as a guide only. Computer Science in Data Science

1 Duration is based on a standard full-time load of 48 credit points per annum. Laws (Honours) / Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of
5.25 5 ■ ■ CL 97.65 39 94
2 Science approved list: VCE: Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geography, Mathematical Methods (any), Specialist Mathematics, Physics or Psychology. IB (SL or HL): Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Systems Information Technology Information Technology
and Societies (SL only), Further Mathematics (HL only), Geography, Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (HL only), Mathematics: Applications and Interpretations (HL only), Physics or Psychology. Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Computer
3 Indicative – The provided score is the 2019 lowest ATAR to which an offer was made, or and Estimate (E), and is to be used as a guide only. Science
4 Depending on your Arts major, you may take the Arts component at Clayton or Caulfield. Science / Computer Science 4 ■ ■ CL 85.45 30 TBC
5 The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is an accelerated course where you must undertake more than the standard annual load of 48 credit points in year two and/or year three to complete the course in four calendar years. Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Computer
6 Level 2 and 3 mathematics subjects can also be used to satisfy Level 1 mathematics prerequisite requirements. Science in Data Science
7 Level 3 Mathematics subjects can also be used to satisfy Level 1 and Level 2 mathematics prerequisite requirements.
8 IT units will be taught at Clayton campus.
9 This course has additional selection requirements. For further details, see monash.edu/study.
10 Studies must have been completed within five years of intended commencement. If you have not studied science in the past five years, you may still meet the requirements if you can demonstrate that you have engaged
with science meaningfully after your studies. This could be through work, teaching or volunteering. If you believe you meet the requirements in this way, please provide us with a CV, letter of support from an employer/
supervisor or another form of written proof that can demonstrate how you have engaged with science in the past five years.

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2022 INTERNATIONAL
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Bachelor of Applied Data Science

Bachelor of Applied Data Science


Bachelor of Computer Science

Bachelor of Computer Science

Bachelor of Computer Science

Bachelor of Computer Science


Engineering (Honours) E3001

Engineering (Honours) E3001


Advanced (Honours) C3001

Advanced (Honours) C3001


Advance (Honours) S3003

Advance (Honours) S3003


Bachelor of Applied Data

Bachelor of Applied Data


Bachelor of Information

Bachelor of Information
Bachelor of Software

Bachelor of Software
Technology C2000

Technology C2000
Science S2010

Science S2010
C2001

C2001
Qualification Entry Score Calculation of Score English entry requirements Qualification Entry Score Calculation of Score English entry requirements
All India Senior 70% 75% 83% 75% 83% 81% Overall average of the best four academic subjects (excluding 60% in English Core. National Certificate
School Certificate Physical Education) and result indicated as ‘pass’. of Educational To view NCEA entry requirements, refer to: monash.edu/admissions/entry-requirements/nz-ncea-entry-requirements
Achievement Level
2022 ATAR For 75 80 90 80 90 87.5 Final ATAR as awarded by the relevant Australian state Refer to VCE Level 1 English located on page 30.
3, New Zealand
International Year 12 authority.
Students Ontario Secondary 78.5% 81.6% 87.9% 81.6% 87.9% 86.3% Overall average of the best six academic Grade 12 subjects # 50% in Grade 12 English (course code ENG4C) or
(Australian Year 12) School Diploma – (excluding workplace preparation courses and open courses). English University Preparation (course code ENG4U).
Grade 12, Canada Students must achieve a minimum total of 30 credits and complete
GCE A Level 8 9 12 9 12 11 Total score of a maximum of the best three A Level subject • C grade or score of 4 in one of the following Community Involvement.
examinations taken within two years #. Two AS Level subjects IGCSE subjects: Literature in English OR Literature
(English) OR English Literature OR Cambridge # The grade 12 subjects must be taken from the most recent
can be counted in place of one A Level subject, provided that the
completed Ontario Student Transcript issued by the Ontario
subject has not been taken at A Level, and there is at least one A First Language English 0522/0627/0990 OR
Ministry of Education.
Level subject included in the calculation. AS Level results cannot World Literature OR English Language OR English
be used to replace a poor performance in an A Level subject. Language A OR English Language B, OR High School 8.14 8.28 8.56 8.28 8.56 8.49 Overall average of all Grade 12 subjects. Submission of an approved English language
Score A Level grades as follows: • C grade in Cambridge IGCSE First Language Diploma, Vietnam proficiency test (such as an Academic IELTS or
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AS Level grades as follows: a(a)=2.5, b(b)=2, c(c)=1.5, d(d)=1, and Listening, OR Monash Find a course to locate the Monash courses
e(e)=0.5, U=0. N (Narrow failure) and U (Unclassified) are not • B grade in IGCSE English as a Second Language, OR English language proficiency test requirements:
to be included in the calculation. A maximum of 1 bonus point is • C grade in one of the following GCSE/GCE O Level monash.edu/study/courses
offered when achieving A* in an A Level subject. subjects: English Language OR Literature in
GCE A Levels must be awarded by: Cambridge International, Advanced 6 7 8 7 8 7 Total of the best two AP examinations undertaken during Grades Pass average in Grade 12 English or Grade 12 English
English OR English Literature OR English OR Placement (AP) 9 to 12 of the American High School Diploma. If more than Rich subject # or AP examination score of 3 in AP
Pearson Edexcel Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and English Language (Syllabus B), OR
Assessment, Oxford, Cambridge and RSA Examinations, Welsh AP examinations have been completed, only the best two AP English Language and Composition and AP English
• C grade in one of the following GCE AS Level examinations will be used in the calculations. Minimum accepted Literature and Composition (a score of 3 must be
Joint Education Committee or Assessment and Qualifications subjects: General Paper OR General Studies OR
Alliance. score in each AP examinations is three. achieved in each AP examination).
English language OR Language and Literature The following documents must also be submitted: # The acceptance of Grade 12 English Rich subjects
# S ubject examinations taken within two years may include more in English OR Literature in English OR English
than one sitting. For example, subject examinations in June • Advanced Placement examination issued by the College board. are subject to faculty approval.
Literature OR English Language and Literature, OR • Official final academic transcript and Diploma Certificate for the
2020 until June 2022 are acceptable. • E grade in one of the following GCE A Level American High School Diploma (or equivalent Australian Year 12
subjects: General Studies OR English language qualification2).
OR Literature in English OR English Language and
Literature OR English Literature. Scholastic Aptitude 1160 1190 1290 1190 1290 1270 Total score obtained by adding the best scores^^ achieved for
Test (SAT) – total ‘Evidence Based Reading and Writing’ and ‘Math’ across all SAT
Hong Kong Diploma 17 18 21 18 21 20 Total score of the best five subjects (Category A and C only).
#
Level 4 in HKDSE English Language. Score out of 1600 examinations submitted to Monash University.
of Secondary Scores grades as follows: Level 1 = 1, Level 2 = 2, Level 3 = 3, The following documents must also be submitted:
Education Level 4 = 4, Level 5 = 5 or A = 5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1. • SAT examination issued by The College Board, and
A maximum of 1 bonus point is offered when achieving Level 5** • Official final academic transcript and Diploma Certificate for the
or Level 5* in a HKDSE Category A subject. American High School Diploma (or equivalent Australian Year 12
# The highest grade will be used in the calculation in the event where qualification2).
individual subject examinations have been sat in multiple sittings. ^^ In order for the final score to be calculated all SAT scores must
Indian School 65% 70% 77% 70% 77% 76% Overall average of the best four academic subjects (excluding Physical 60% in English. be marked out of 1600.
Certificate Education) and results indicated as ‘Pass certificate awarded’. SMA3, Indonesia – 80% 83% 88% 83% 88% 87.5% Overall average of Semester 1 and Semester 2 Grade 12 results. Submission of an approved English language
Examination 100% scale (60% Note: Monash University undergraduate entry scores vary for proficiency test (such as an Academic IELTS or
International 26 28 33 28 33 31 Total final score as awarded on the final official transcript. Refer to IB Level 1 English located on page 28. pass) SMA3 qualifications that are marked on differing grading scales. equivalent) with the required scores. Refer to the
Baccalaureate Monash Find a course to locate the Monash courses
(IB) Diploma English language proficiency test requirements:
monash.edu/study/courses
Monash University 70% 70% NA 72.5% 80% 76.25% To calculate the average mark required for the Monash University 65% in MUFY English.
Foundation Year destination degree, refer to the ‘How to calculate your Foundation STPM, Malaysia 7.9 8.5 9.7 8.5 9.7 9.4 Total of the best three subjects, excluding Pengajian Am C grade in GCE O Level English Language – 1119 (SPM)
(MUFY) Year score’ information available at: monashcollege.edu.au/ (General Studies).
courses/foundation-year/destination-degrees. UEC, Malaysia 5 4.2 2.6 4.2 2.6 3 Overall average of the best five subjects. Only grades A1, A2, B3, Submission of an approved English language
The undergraduate entry requirements published in this brochure B4, B5 and B6 to be included in calculation. C7, C8 and F9 cannot proficiency test (such as an Academic IELTS or
are for students who commence the MUFY program in 2020. be included in the calculation. Five subjects must be included in equivalent) with the required scores. Refer to the
Monash College Diploma Diploma NA Assessed Assessed Diploma To calculate the average mark required for the Monash University Successful completion of the course provided that the the calculation with a score of B6 grade or higher in each subject. Monash Find a course to locate the Monash courses
Diploma Part 1: Part 1: case by case by Part 1: destination degree, refer to the relevant diploma program course has been completed within the last two years Score grades as follows: English language proficiency test requirements:
75% 80% case case 80% information available at monashcollege.edu.au/courses/ of the Monash University commencement date. A1=1, A2=2, B3=3, B4=4, B5=5, B6=6. It should be noted that monash.edu/study/courses
Diploma Diploma Diploma diplomas/destination-degrees a score of A1 is the highest score.
Part 2: Part 2: Part 2: The Monash College Diploma Part 1 and Part 2 entry requirements
UNSW Foundation 7 7.5 N/A 7.5 8.5 8.25 Final grade point average. C grade in Academic English.
55% 60% 60% published in this guide are for students commencing their
Studies
undergraduate destination degree in 2021.
University of 72% 77% N/A 77% 86% 83% Overall average of the best four subjects (excluding English for 65% in English and 50% in English for Academic
Melbourne Trinity Academic Purposes). Purposes.
College Foundation
In addition to the above entry requirements (i.e. academic entry score and English language requirements) students must also satisfy prerequisite subject requirements. Refer to the
Studies
individual pages in the guide for further information. The acceptable English subjects specified in the table above must be completed within two years prior to the Monash course
commencement date. If you have not met the English entry requirements, visit monash.edu/study for information about Monash accepted English proficiency tests.
1 Additional Requirements for AP and SAT: The American High School Diploma or American Admission Test cannot be accepted independently for admission into Monash University. The American High School Diploma must be
regionally accredited by one of the following bodies: National Center for Education Statistics, Cognia (previously known as Advanced Ed), Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, New England Association of Schools
Other international qualifications entry requirements can be found at monash.edu/prior-study and Colleges, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (now merged with Cognia), Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, Northwest Accreditation Commission (now merged with Cognia), Western
Please note that all entry requirements for Monash University are subject to change. Monash University reserves the right to ask students to complete an English proficiency test to meet Association of Schools and Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (now merged with Cognia). If a student has undertaken multiple American Admission Tests (i.e. SAT, AP or ACT), the test with the highest
achieved scores will be considered as meeting Monash University undergraduate entry requirements.
English course requirements upon request.
2 Students who have undertaken an American Admissions Test (i.e. SAT, AP or ACT) with another international qualification (equivalent to an Australian Year 12) will be considered for Monash University undergraduate admission,
For detailed international, non-school leaver requirements, and double degree entry requirements, visit monash.edu/study however the qualification or American Admission Test with the highest achieved score will be used to determine whether the student has met the entry requirements. Students who have undertaken an accredited final secondary
school leaving award that is not equivalent to an Australian Year 12 may be considered for Monash University undergraduate admission only with an approved American Admissions Test however higher entry scores will apply.
3 To locate the relevant Monash College Diploma program for entry into the listed undergraduate degrees visit monashcollege.edu.au/courses/diplomas/destination-degrees.

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OTHER PATHWAYS TO MONASH
Direct entry is just one way into an undergraduate IT degree at Monash. Our alternative
channels offer you many more opportunities to begin your journey with us.
Transfer from another Monash course Single units of higher education study
Already studying a degree at Monash? You can apply to transfer to an If you successfully finish two approved higher education IT units,
IT course if you meet the criteria. you’re eligible to apply for entry into one of our IT undergraduate courses.
Visit monash.edu/it/future-students/how-to-apply to learn more. You can explore our bachelor’s degrees and their prerequisites via
monash.edu/study/courses/find-a-course.
Transfer from other universities
If you’re from another university, you can apply to move to Monash as long Diploma of Higher Education studies (Monash
as you meet your chosen course’s prerequisites. Credit may be granted. Malaysia)
Satisfactorily completing a Diploma of Higher Education IT stream qualifies
Search your selected degree’s criteria at monash.edu/study/courses/
you to enter the second year of the Bachelor of Computer Science
find-a-course.
at our Malaysia campus.
Monash College To discover more about applying for this course, go to
Monash College is a preferred pathway for students who want to study monash.edu/it/future-students/how-to-apply.
IT at Monash University, but narrowly miss the academic requirements
for direct entry. Monash University English Language Centre
After completing the first year in your course at the college, you may
(MUELC)
be able to transfer to Monash University for the remainder depending All our IT courses have minimum English language requirements.
on your performance. MUELC offers programs to help students meet this criteria.

Interested? Head to monashcollege.edu.au for more information. Visit monash.edu/study/courses/english-language-programs


to learn about these programs.
Technical and Further Education (TAFE)
A TAFE certificate IV or diploma can help you get admitted into an IT
degree at Monash. If your previous study in a diploma qualification
is assessed as being equivalent to our units, credit may be granted.
To learn more about transferring to Monash from TAFE, head to
monash.edu/it/future-students/how-to-apply.

HOW TO APPLY
DOMESTIC STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Apply through VTAC Apply directly to Monash University
If you’re an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or an Australian permanent International students must apply through the Victorian Tertiary
resident, apply through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Admissions Centre (VTAC) if they’re completing:
www.vtac.edu.au • an Australian Year 12 qualification (for example, VCE or equivalent)
in Australia or overseas
Mid-year entry
• the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma in Australia
For mid‑year entry, apply directly to Monash.
or New Zealand
monash.edu/admissions/apply/domestic-ug • the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
Level 3 in New Zealand.

If you haven’t completed any of the above, you must apply for a Monash
course at monash.edu/study/how-to-apply. Remember to select
FEES AND LOANS ‘I’m an international student’ in the top right-hand corner.
You can find fees for courses on their dedicated webpages via
monash.edu/study/courses/find-a-course.
To learn more about loans available to you, visit
monash.edu/enrolments/government-loans.

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UPCOMING
EVENTS
Build your network and broaden your knowledge by attending
our events.
Do it with DATA: Tackling climate change
Now considered the most valuable resource on earth, data is a strong contender in the battle
against humanity’s greatest challenge – climate change.
If you want to combine your interest in maths with your passion for sustainability, 'Do it with DATA:
Tackling climate change' is the place to start.

Victorian Careers Show


The Victorian Careers Show gives you access to resources such as lecture and study skills
programs, tutoring programs and more. Attend the event to learn more about Monash!

Inside Monash Seminars


Eager to know what it’s really like to study IT at Monash? At this event, you’ll hear from current
students and alumni, as well as leading academics.

Conquering Code
Coding is the language of the future. At this workshop for women high school students, you’ll learn
from incredible women role models studying IT at Monash while enhancing your skills in this area.

Open Day
A not-to-be-missed event, Monash Open Day is your chance to talk with current students, meet
academics and speak to our Student Services team about your future. You’ll also be able to watch
live demonstrations, tour our facilities and soak up the campus atmosphere.

Take CTRL
In this one-day boot camp, you’ll discover where an IT degree can take you. Joining like-minded
students, you’ll take part in exciting workshops, hear from alumni, build your network and
experience innovative technologies.

Monash Tech Talks


Deepen your knowledge. Join the conversation. We're proud to host a selection of high-profile
speakers and world-renowned experts to share their insights and ideas on emerging technology.
These unmissable events will show you how IT will impact your world – and shape the future.

Change of Preference
Received your ATAR and not sure what to do next? Monash Change of Preference is designed to
give you support and advice so you can make an informed decision about your future.

To learn more about


our events, scan the
QR code.
monash.edu/it/about-us/
news-and-events

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MONASH ONLINE
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FIND A COURSE
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
monash.edu/study/international
FUTURE STUDENT ENQUIRIES
Australian citizens, permanent residents
and New Zealand citizens
T 1800 MONASH (666 274)
E [email protected]
monash.edu/study/contact
International students
T Australia freecall: 1800 MONASH (666 274)
T +61 3 9903 4788 (outside Australia)
E [email protected]
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The information in this brochure was correct at the time of publication


(March, 2021). 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.
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