In 2024, Monash offered 121 units directly related to SDG 8, with 23776 total enrolments.
Highlighted below are a few of the units at Monash related to Decent Work and Economic Growth:
Professor Edward Buckingham and Assistant Professor Harriman Samuel Saragih from Monash University Indonesia have collaborated with pharmaceutical giant Kalbe Farma to develop a General Management Program (GMP) aimed at fostering solution-oriented leadership among Kalbe employees. This initiative, which blends academic rigour with practical application, has been recognised with the 2023 Monash Business School Dean’s Award for Industry and Communication.
The program empowers participants to become solution-centric thinkers, contributing to sustainable business growth and innovation.
Monash University Indonesia and Monash Business School have undertaken various initiatives to promote economic growth and professional development:

Dr Laurence Orlando, a Senior Lecturer in Pharmaceutics at Monash, has been recognised for her work on the Pharmaceutical Sciences Employability Program, which won the Employability Award in the Australian Financial Review’s Higher Education Awards.

This program enhances student employability by integrating innovative education experiences with industry-informed events, successfully matching graduates with roles in various industries such as paints, food, agrochemicals, and cosmetics.