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Named after the engineer, military leader, and public administrator, Sir John Monash, a renowned Australian who contributed to almost every level of Australian life. Monash University is one of the premier public research universities in Australia. It was established in 1958 by six founding councils, with an initial intake of 11,00 students. Ever since its inception, Monash has grown tremendously in size. Today, it has over 55 thousand students attending classes at any time. Monash University is a significant member of the "Group of Eight," a group of leading research universities in Australia. It is also a part of other influential groups such as ASAIHL and M8 Alliance. The University’s motto is “Ancora Imparo,” which means “I am still learning.”
Monash University is among the top 1% of World Universities. In under 60 years, Monash has grown from a single campus into an educational hub comprising several campuses across Victoria and Australia and international campuses in India, Italy, Malaysia, and China. The university offers a wide range of 6000 courses across 10 faculties - Art, Design & Architecture, Business & Economics, Education, Engineering, Information Technology, Law, Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences. Whether for academic excellence, research, or employment opportunities, Monash University is the prime choice for higher education in Australia.
Monash University Library is one of Australia’s leading academic libraries that provides space and resources for students. The library consists of more than 4.7 million items - 3 million physical items and 1.6 million electronic items. Monash University's research department is active in more than 150 fields of research. Some key research areas include - Health & Medical, Society & Governance, Technology, Business & Economy, and Sustainability. The university has received notable achievements in the field of Climate Change, Geopolitical Security, and Thriving Communities.
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