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Saturday 6 August 10am – 3pm

P E N I N S U L A C A M P U S

PENINSULA CAMPUS – OPEN DAY 20162

OPEN DAY PROGRAMCampus-specific Open Day programs are available from each campus on the day. You can also access them online at monash.edu/openday

Saturday 6 AugustPeninsula campus

Sunday 7 August Caulfield and Clayton campuses

Sunday 21 AugustParkville campus

THE TABLE SHOWS THE STUDY AREAS AT EACH CAMPUS ON OPEN DAY.

CAULFIELD CLAYTON PENINSULA PARKVILLE

Art, Design and Architecture ■ ■ *

Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences ■ ■

Business# ■ ■ ■

Education ■ ■

Engineering ■

Information Technology ■ ■

Law ■

Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences ■ ■ ■

Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences ■ * ■

Science ■

* Art, Design and Architecture will have a booth at Clayton campus but courses are delivered at Caulfield. Pharmacy will be represented at Clayton campus on Sunday 7 August but courses are delivered at Parkville.

#Business will have an Open House on Sunday 14 August at 271 Collins Street, Melbourne.

WELCOME TO THE PENINSUL A CA MPUS

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FREE BUS SERVICE Bus services will run all day between the Frankston train station and Peninsula campus.

MONASH BUS SERVICES

Conditions apply, see monash.edu/openday. Entries close 3pm 6/8/16 (Peninsula Campus) and 4pm 7/8/16 (Caulfield and Clayton Campuses). Max. 3 entries per person (one per campus). Drawn at 211 Wellington Road, Mulgrave on 10/8/16 at 10am. Major prize winners published on monash.edu/openday on 15/8/16.

DEPARTURE LOCATION

From MonashBus departs from the George Jenkins Theatre

From Frankston stationFletcher Road, opposite Chisholm Institute (station side)

DEPARTURE TIMEBus departs approximately every 30 minutes from 10am – 3pm.

CHECK OUT THE ACTIVITIES AND GATHER INFORMATIONThis program lists different activities and information booths about:

• application and selection

• student services

• student organisations

• university information

• university life.

DELVE INTO YOUR INTERESTSActivities are listed by study areas. Refer to topics you’re interested in and make your way to the location.

ASK OUR FRIENDLY STUDENT AMBASSADORSOur student ambassadors dressed in blue are always happy to help. They can answer your questions or point you in the right direction.

GET STARTEDStart at the general information area located in the library, Building L.

Staff will be on hand with information about Monash courses, facilities and services.

HOW DO I M AKE THE MOST OF OPEN DAY?

You can take part by visiting any of our Discovery Stations.

The stations are scattered across the Peninsula campus

on Open Day

Visit all five stations and collect some fun mini prizes

along the way

You’ll also go into the draw to win one of five ultimate

prize packs worth more than $2500 each, and five runner-

up prizes valued at $100

Simply visit any Discovery Station and sign up!

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QUESTIONS TO ASK…

IF YOU’RE A YEAR 10 STUDENTWhat sorts of activities are available at each campus?

What are the prerequisite studies for entry in 2019?

What should I do if I’m not 100 per cent sure of what I want to study at university?

What are my career options if I complete this course?

Is there any extra study or work experience I need to do before I apply for courses?

IF YOU’RE A YEAR 11 OR 12 STUDENTAre there any extra requirements for the course?

What is the application procedure?

Who should I contact if I need help with my application?

Are there any information sessions I should attend before I apply?

How do I know if I’m suited to the course I’m interested in?

What scholarships are available?

IF YOU’RE A MATURE-AGE OR NON-SCHOOL-LEAVER APPLICANT

What is the application procedure?

Are there any services, clubs and groups especially for mature-age or non-school-leaver students?

Can I study either part-time or full-time?

Is there any help available with the transition to university life?

What preparation can I do before I begin my course?

What are my career options if I complete this course?

Can I change the way I study from on-campus to off-campus depending on my other commitments?

AREAS REPRESENTED AT THIS CAMPUS ON OPEN DAY• Business

• Education

• Medicine, nursing and health sciences

• Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS)

INFORMATION AREASStaff and student ambassadors will be on hand to provide you with information about Monash courses, facilities and services at the general information area located at the library, Building L. Representatives from scholarships, student finance, admissions, Monash Residential Services, the Yulendj Indigenous Engagement Unit, careers, volunteering and leadership, and on-campus childcare will all be in the general information area.

FACILITIES FOR STUDENTSFacilities include fully furnished on-campus accommodation, a bookshop, health and welfare services, cafes and a bar, a new activity and recreation centre with a range of health and fitness facilities, a hockey and soccer facility, a tennis court, a basketball court, a performing arts theatre, computer laboratories and a library.

Monash University is a smoke-free environment.

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCEFor urgent medical treatment or emergencies, dial 333 from any university phone or use the red emergency phones located around the campus.

Campus security can be contacted directly on 9904 4318 or through the white speaker security phones located at building entry points.

WHAT DO I DO IF I GET LOST?Ask our friendly student ambassadors, who’ll be happy to help you. They’re easy to spot – look for the students wearing blue Monash University hoodies.

PENINSUL A CA MPUS

SATURDAY 6 AUGUST

The Peninsula campus is about 40 minutes south of Melbourne, and is close to the beach. It’s a hub for training health professionals in a variety of fields, educators in early and primary years and health and physical education, and professionals in business. There’s a bus connection to the Frankston train station, along with a free shuttle bus that runs between Peninsula and Clayton campuses.

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There’s free parking on campus during Open Day.

Free bus service will run all day between Frankston train station and the Peninsula Campus.

See program collection points in the above map

BUILDING MAP LOCATION

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Explore our campus. Use the campus map to help you find your way around.

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B U S I N E S SBusiness courses information boothDiscover a wide range of business courses offered at our campuses. Ask about double degrees, study-abroad options, internships and admission requirements.

all day Building D, level 4, room D4.10

Ask a current studentBe inspired by current students and learn how to make the most of opportunities at Monash. Enjoy a snack and hot drink while having a chat with our students and staff.

all day Building D, level 4, foyer

Overview of Monash Business School’s coursesCome and hear about our wide range of courses, and how studying a business or commerce degree will help you stand out from the crowd.

11 – 11.30am

1.30 – 2pm

Building D, level 4, room D4.08

Getting a foot in the door – internship insightsHear Monash alumni and current students talk about their internships and how they turned their work experience into a career.

12 – 12.30pm Building D, level 4, room D4.06

ACCOUNTING

Accounting information boothMeet our staff and students to find out more about accounting. Learn about your study options and career opportunities.


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bachelor of Business Administration insightsGet the practical skills you need to operate effectively in business. Find out how this course can get you job-ready.

1 – 1.30pm Building D, level 4, room D4.08

FINANCE

Finance and economics information boothMeet our staff and students to find out more about finance and economics. Learn about your study options and career opportunities.


MARKETING

Marketing information boothMeet our marketing academics and students to find out more about the exciting field of marketing. Check out your study options, internships and career opportunities.


E D U C A T I O NVisit the Education cafeTalk to our student ambassadors about studying education over a free tea or coffee.

all day Building A, level 3

A-ha! animal habitat artTake part in our ongoing A-ha! project that explores through art animals’ habitats and the wildlife that lives on our Peninsula campus.

11am – 2pm Building A, room 2.11

Bachelor of Education (Honours) presentationLearn more about specialisations, course structure, professional experience, double degree options and entry requirements.

10.30 – 11am

12.30 – 1pm

2 – 2.30pm

Building A, level 4, lecture theatre 4.16

Master of Teaching presentationLearn more about specialisations, course structure, professional experience and entry requirements.

12 – 12.30pm Building A, level 4, lecture theatre 4.41

Education student panelHear current students and alumni share their perspectives on studying education, and gain an insight into the exciting opportunities available through the program.

11 – 11.30am

1 – 1.30pm

Building A, level 4, lecture theatre 4.16

Tour our facilitiesJoin our student ambassadors on a faculty tour.

11.15 – 11.45am

1.15 – 1.45pm

Building A, level 3

Interactive science activitiesJoin our staff and students in the science lab and take part in exciting and interactive science activities.

all day Building A, level 4, room 4.08

Primary maths activitiesCome along to a short workshop where we’ll encourage you to get “hands-on” with primary school geometry. Build, solve, compare and discuss – get a feeling for how we run mathematics classes.

1 – 2pm Building A, Room 4.12


EARLY YEARS AND PRIMARY EDUCATION

Early years and primary education course informationSpeak to staff and students about studying the dual-sector early years and primary education specialisation with the Bachelor of Education (Honours) or Master of Teaching.


HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Health and physical education course informationSpeak to staff and students about studying health and physical education at Monash. Find out about specialisations, course structure, professional experience and entry requirements.


Interactive health and physical education workshopJoin us in our state-of-the-art biophysics lab to take part in exciting and interactive health and physical education-focused activities.

11am – 12pm Building W, MPARC, level 1, room 1.12

A focus on outdoor educationListen to lecturer, explorer and filmmaker Beau Miles talk about his love of the outdoors, and participate in interactive activities to give you a taste of what it’s like to study outdoor education.

12 – 1pm Building W, MPARC, level 1, room 1.12

PRIMARY EDUCATION

Primary education course informationSpeak to staff and students about studying the primary education specialisation with the Bachelor of Education (Honours), including double degrees, or the Master of Teaching.


PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Primary and secondary education course informationSpeak to staff and students about studying the dual-sector primary and secondary education specialisation with the Bachelor of Education (Honours) or Master of Teaching.


PRIMARY AND SECONDARY INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

Primary and secondary inclusive education course informationSpeak to staff and students about studying the Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Primary and Secondary Inclusive Education. Find out about the course structure and entry requirements.


SECONDARY EDUCATION

Secondary education course informationSpeak to staff and students about studying the secondary education specialisation with the Bachelor of Education (Honours), including double degrees, or the Master of Teaching.


G E N E R A LADMISSIONS AND GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION

Fees information boothSpeak to staff about Commonwealth Supported Places, government loan schemes, HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP and SA-HELP.

all day Building L, library, ground floor

Guidance on VTAC selection and SEAS considerationSpeak to staff about our application process, prerequisites and entry requirements for all our courses and SEAS.


Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) presentationAttend this presentation to find out about the Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) – your pathway to education, business and nursing courses at Monash University.

1.15 – 1.45pm Building A, level 4, lecture theatre 4.41

Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) informationSpeak to staff and students about the Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS) – your pathway to education, business and nursing courses at Monash University.


General course information boothSpeak to staff about our degree options. Get advice on how to choose a course, and the transition to university.



Monash Extension presentationHow to extend yourself in Year 12 and be rewarded later. Hear how you can get a taste for university life while studying your VCE.

12 – 1pm Building A, Level 1, Lecture theatre, A1.17

Scholarships information boothSpeak to staff about our scholarship application and selection process.


General information areaYour one-stop shop for all non-course related enquiries. This is a great place to begin before you start exploring specific study areas.


STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Bubble soccerEver wondered what it’s like to play bubble soccer? Play against your friends and family, or test your skills against Monash Peninsula students.

11am – 2pm Building W, MPARC, sport courts

Bike ‘n’ BlendMake your own smoothie at the Bike ‘n’ Blend stand.

11am – 2pm Building W, MPARC, level 1, foyer

Basketball club matchesEnjoy a basketball match in the Monash Peninsula Activity and Recreation Centre.

12 – 2pm Building W, MPARC, sport courts

Hockey club matchesCome and see Monash-affiliated clubs as they play games in the Hockey Victoria competition.

all day Hockey ground and Hockey pavilion

Karate trainingWatch Monash-affiliated clubs in training with their weekly class. They’ll show off their style of non-contact karate with a heavy emphasis on strong basics, kata and kumite.

10 – 11am Building W, MPARC, sport courts

Monash Sport facilities tourVisit the Monash Peninsula Activity and Recreation Centre to see the range of health, fitness and sporting opportunities available to you.

all day Building W, MPARC, level 1, foyer

Student union, clubs and societies marqueeExperience student life with the Monash University Student Union student representatives – hot jam doughnuts provided!

all day Outside buildings D and L, rotunda

SUPPORT SERVICES

Accommodation tourTake a tour of our shared houses and apartment accommodation, bedrooms and communal areas offered by Monash Residential Services.

10.30 – 10.45am

11.30 – 11.45am

12.30 – 12.45pm

1.30 – 1.45pm

2.30 – 2.45pm

Building L, library, ground floor

Accommodation informationMeet staff and current residents to find out more about on-campus living, including the application process, rates and the benefits of living on campus.


Windermere Early Learning CentreTalk to the helpful Windermere Early Learning Centre staff about on-campus childcare.


Yulendj Indigenous Engagement UnitOffering tailored advice to Indigenous Australians to map the best way for you to reach your educational goals. Find out more about the support and opportunities on offer here.


Careers, leadership and volunteeringTalk to staff and students from the careers, leadership and volunteering department about the opportunities that await you.


Peninsula Library facilitiesVisit the library to make your journey to graduation easier. Meet our anatomy models and explore our teaching materials collection. Or, imagine yourself graduating in the academic dress on display.



M E D I C I N E , N U R S I N G A N D H E A L T H S C I E N C E S EMERGENCY HEALTH

Interactive CPR demonstrationSee current paramedic students demonstrate CPR, and learn from their expertise.

all day Building H, level 1, room H1.18

Paramedic car accident simulationSee current paramedic students demonstrate a simulated car accident scenario.

2.30 – 3pm Building H, RACV Trauma Complex

Paramedic trauma simulationSee current paramedic students demonstrate a simulated trauma accident.

10.20 – 10.50am Front of Building H

Emergency health information boothSpeak to staff and students about prerequisites and career opportunities in the vital science of emergency health.

all day Building H, level 1, room H1.10

Inside an ambulance demonstrationEver wondered what’s going on inside an ambulance? Our students give you a rundown on procedures and the fascinating technology.

all day Front of Building H

Paramedic information sessionListen to staff discuss information on pathways and prerequisites for the degree, entry and course requirements, and career opportunities.

11 – 11.30am

1.30 – 2pm

Building F, level 1, room F1.01

NURSING AND MIDWIFERY

Nursing and midwifery information boothStaff are available to answer questions about courses offered by nursing and midwifery. This includes information about undergraduate, honors, graduate, PhD and doctoral studies.

all day Building E, level 2, foyer

Nursing ward displayTake a tour of our clinical learning environment that simulates an actual hospital ward.

all day Building E, level 1, room E1.02

Blood pressure testing and ‘glitterbug’ hand washHave your blood pressure tested, try our ‘glitterbug’ hand wash, and chat with our nursing and midwifery students and staff.

all day Building E, level 1, room E1.02

Nursing simulation labTake a tour of the multidisciplinary simulation lab where you can observe and interact with our ‘patients’.

11 – 11.30am

12 – 12.30pm

1 – 1.30pm

2 – 2.30pm

Building E, Level 1, room E1.54

Simulation of birthing a babyWatch our midwifery students in action as they showcase life’s most magical moment. Midwifery students demonstrate routine birthing procedures.

10.15 – 10.45am

11.15 – 11.45am

12.15 – 12.45pm

1.15 – 1.45pm

Building E, level 1, room E1.37A

Nursing and midwifery information sessionFind out about admission and general information for the School of Nursing and Midwifery courses.

10.30 – 11am

11.30am – 12pm

1 – 1.30pm

2 – 2.30pm

Building E, level 2, room E2.09

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Occupational therapy information sessionLearn more about the Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) and Master of Occupational Therapy Practice courses. Learn about the prerequisites, admissions process, and pathways into the courses.

2 – 2.30pm Building W, level 3, room W3.14

Occupational therapy student activitiesDiscover the facilities and activities of occupational therapy students as they change the lives of others.

all day Building W, level 3, room W3.06

Occupational therapy facilitiesTake a tour of the occupational therapy facilities.


Occupational therapy information boothSpeak to staff and students about the courses, hear student perspectives and learn more about career opportunities.



PHYSIOTHERAPY

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) presentationLearn more about the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) course, prerequisites, admissions process, and pathways into the course.

10.30 – 11am

1.30 – 2pm

Building W, level 3, room W3.14

Physiotherapy simulated patient demonstrationSee current physiotherapy students demonstrate on a simulated patient.

all day Building B, level 1, room 1.44

Physiotherapy rehabilitation gym tourTake a tour of the physiotherapy rehabilitation gym and speak to staff and students about the physiotherapy facilities.

all day Building B, level 1, room B1.39

Physiotherapy information boothSpeak to staff and students about the course, hear student perspectives and learn more about career opportunities.

all day Building B, level 1, room 1.44

The information in this program is correct at the time of printing, for the latest version of events please check the website. Monash University reserves the right to alter information, procedures, fees and regulations contained in this document. Please check the Monash University website for updates (monash.edu). All information reflects prescriptions, policy and practice in force at time of publication.

Designed, written and produced by SMC Monash: 16P-0613. July 2016. CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C, Monash College Pty Ltd 01857J

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