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Monash appoints Chair of Modern Israel Studies

Monash University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Richard Larkins, today announced the appointment of Professor Fania Oz-Salzberger to the Leon Liberman Chair of Modern Israel Studies in the Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation.

Monash University announces new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education)

Monash University Vice Chancellor, Professor Richard Larkins today announced Professor Adam Shoemaker had been appointed the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education).

Monash staff share their 2020 vision

Eighteen Monash University leaders will be among 1000 people attending the Australia 2020 Summit later this month.

Monash University's elite athletes bound for Beijing glory

Ten elite athletes from Monash will compete at the Beijing Olympics.

Monash University Olympics experts available for comment

A number of Monash University experts are available for interview and expert opinion in the lead up to and during the Olympic Games.

Monash University's Gippsland campus welcomes new Pro Vice-Chancellor

The newly appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor at Monash University's Gippsland campus, Professor Helen Bartlett is looking forward to the role and lists regional engagement as one of her top priorities.

Kay Patterson becomes Monash Professorial Fellow

Former Federal Health Minister and stem-cell research campaigner Dr Kay Patterson has been made a Vice-Chancellor's Professorial Fellow at Monash University.

Prestigious award for outstanding young scientist

Dr Brendan Jenkins, Senior Scientist and Research Fellow at the Monash Institute of Medical Research, has received one of Australia's most prestigious medical fellowships.

Monash University lecturer wins PM's teaching award

Monash University Law Professor Stephen Barkoczy has won the 2008 Prime Minister's University Teacher of the Year Award. It is only the second time that a Monash academic has been honoured in this way and the first in a decade.

Regional specialist recognised for outstanding career

Monash University Associate Professor Ian Pettigrew from the department of Rural Obstetrics and Gynaecology has been named a recipient of the President's Medal, the highest individual award that can be bestowed by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG).