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Your career journey is an inspiring story waiting to be told. Regardless of where you are in your career and how you got there, you have knowledge that other alumni and current students want to hear. We would love to help you inspire others and there are a number of ways you can share what you've learned (or are still learning!)
We want to hear from you and learn about where your Arts Education degree has taken you. Your journey could inspire the next generation of students. Please fill in the form and share your story with us.
Guest speaking is one of the best ways to engage and inspire current students, connect with the broader Arts alumni community, as well as academics and the Faculty.
It’s not just CEOs we want to hear from; tell us your journey from student to manager, the lessons you learnt in getting your first job out of university, how you created your own company or a second career out of your Monash studies or connections.
We are interested in your story and expertise and would love to connect you to our student, academics and alumni community. Please email us if you’re interested in being a guest speaker.
We are building a community of mentors to foster the growth and development of our next generation of Monash Arts students. Are you interested in contributing your knowledge and experience to the personal and professional development of our current students?
Whether it's 15 minutes a month over the phone or regular meetings, mentoring is an opportunity for mutual career and network building. Please email us to discuss becoming a Monash Arts mentor.
You could be a mentor, mentee or both with our alumni to alumni mentoring. Organised to be flexible around your work and life commitments, this type of mentoring can be a one-off 30-minute conversation, or a longer discussion by mutual agreement.
Support a student through mentoring. Provide a final year Monash student with guidance and support, contribute to their career planning and skill development as they prepare to graduate and enter the workforce. Your insights and expertise are invaluable for our students at this critical juncture in their lives.
If you can offer an internship to an undergraduate or graduate student, we would love to hear from you. For more information and answers to your questions, head over to our Internships Industry Partners page.
You can join as an Arts Industry Advisory Board Member across our many different disciplines, to provide guidance on course content and key connections to industry networks. Our advisory board members are expert practitioners from across media, government, academia and leading organisations.
Professor Sharon Pickering (Co-Chair) Dean Faculty of Arts Monash University
Professor Simon Wilkie (Co-Chair) Head and Dean Monash Business School, Monash University
Dr Ben Wellings Course Director, Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics Faculty of Arts, Monash University
Dr Sharman Stone Australian Ambassador for Women and Girls; and Member of the House of Representatives, 1996-2016
Anna Burke AO Speaker Australian House of Representatives 2012 - 2013; Member House of Representatives, 1998-2016; Member of the General, Freedom of Information, and Veterans' Appeals Divisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal
Professor Allan Fels AO Adjunct Professor Faculty of Business and Economics, Monash University
Dr Ian Macfarlane AC Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, 1996-2006
Dewi Wahab Former Consul-General Republic of Indonesia - to Victoria and Tasmania
Professor Dr Dewi Fortuna Anwar Research Professor Centre for Political Studies, Indonesian Institute of Sciences
Mr Christopher Leong Managing Partner CCA Chooi & Company I Cheang & Ariff I Advocates and Solicitors
Datuk Dr Mohd Tap Salleh Committee member, Investigative Committee for Governance, Procurement and Government Finance Prime Minsters Department, Malaysia
Mr Matt Anderson PSM Deputy High Commissioner Australian High Commission, London, UK
Our research partners gain access to cutting edge research, state of the arts facilities for a competitive advantage, and an opportunity to take advantage of industry focused funding schemes.
