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Monash University is driving the responsible and ethical use of AI to create meaningful change locally and globally. As a global thought leader and convenor, Monash is fostering innovative, effective, and responsible AI development while serving as a model institution in the adoption and integration of AI across research and education. By combining world-class research, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and a focus on real-world impact, we are building AI that empowers communities, accelerates discovery, and delivers lasting benefits for people and the planet.

Shaping the future with AI

Monash is equipping our community with powerful new AI capabilities to support learning, accelerate discovery and transform the way we work.

Hear from Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Sharon Pickering about how Monash is embracing AI with curiosity, responsibility and ambition, and what this means for the Monash community.

Visit AI.Monash to find out more.

AI for Students

Understand how to use AI responsibly in your coursework or research. Find guidance on assessment, policies and the tools available to support your learning.

AI for Staff

Find guidance on the responsible use of AI for academic and professional staff, including ARC and NHMRC requirements, and access to both free and paid generative AI tools.

AI tools and resources

Explore definitions, study and teaching resources, training opportunities and webinars to help you understand and use AI and generative AI with confidence.


Explore our thought leadership in AI

Discover expert commentary, research insights and real-world perspectives from Monash academics. From ethics to innovation, our thought leaders unpack the opportunities and challenges shaping a rapidly evolving AI landscape.

MAVERIC: Australia’s first AI supercomputer

Monash has invested in the MAVERIC AI-optimised supercomputer to boost national research capabilities and accelerate discovery across disciplines.

From preparing graduates for AI-driven careers to leading flagship research in AI, we are harnessing artificial intelligence to drive innovation, solve real world challenges and shape a future where technology serves humanity.

Discover a career in AI

Delve into the dynamic realm of AI, where you'll uncover limitless possibilities and position yourself at the forefront of crafting intelligent, ethical solutions that propel global change.

AI Research

Monash is leading innovation in artificial intelligence, with flagship research driving ethical, sustainable, and real-world solutions across health, technology, and society.

Monash AI Institute

Through our interdisciplinary community of world-leading researchers and vast affiliate network, we’re advancing the frontiers of AI through cutting-edge research, industry collaboration, training and entrepreneurship.

News and media

Stay informed with the latest on AI at Monash. Explore news, media coverage and expert commentary showcasing how our AI and data science research is creating real-world impact.

Giving doctors an AI-powered head start on skin cancer

Detection of melanoma and a range of other skin diseases will be faster and more accurate with a new AI powered tool that analyses multiple imaging types simultaneously, developed by an international team of researchers led by Monash University.

Simulating scientists: New tool for AI-powered scientific discovery

Published in Nature Machine Intelligence, an Australian team led by Monash University researchers has developed a generative AI tool that mimics scientists, to support and speed up the process of scientific discoveries.

How AI can improve dementia detection

Researchers from the National Centre for Healthy Ageing (NCHA), a partnership between Monash University and Peninsula Health, have developed a novel method for improving dementia detection by combining traditional methods with AI.

Strengths, gaps and opportunities of AI in health professions education

Students in health-related fields are benefitting from generative AI in many areas of learning, but concerns about critical thinking and reduced peer interaction have come to light in a new systematic review conducted by Monash University.

Engineer-mum turns breastmilk worries into smart device for parents

For countless new mums, one of the hardest parts of breastfeeding is the uncertainty. Is my baby getting enough? Now a Monash University researcher has developed a smart device that measures how much milk a baby consumes while breastfeeding.

Ethical concerns over AI choosing which embryos may be born

AI is increasingly being used to choose embryos for those using assisted reproductive technology, but ethical questions remain unanswered – the authors highlight the importance of transparency and informed choice for practitioners and patients.