Study with us

Through our educational offerings in undergraduate and postgraduate studies, Monash GPS’s expertise will enable you to better integrate feminist perspectives into peace and security policy making at all levels – local, national, regional and global. You will also have access to industry experts and partners to develop your networks, hear about recent developments across the sector, and to understand the relationship between research and its application in the field.

Programs

The Monash GPS Centre PhD program sits within the Social & Political Sciences (SPS) Graduate Research Program. This graduate program encompasses a range of disciplines including Anthropology, Criminology, Women's & Gender Studies, Human Geography, Politics and International Relations and Sociology
The Monash Doctoral Program is committed to excellence in research, in research training and student support. Within the SPS program, we provide a supportive environment that facilitates the timely and effective completion of a research project (the thesis). Our program incorporates expert, individualised supervision and an emphasis on research training and transferable skills to assist students in achieving research success and employment post study.
If you are interested in undertaking your PhD at the Monash GPS Centre, please visit the Social & Political Sciences Research Program page.
For details of the application process, including the Expression of Interest form and eligibility requirements, please visit the Arts ‘How to Apply’ website.
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Monash GPS members teach into undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Politics, International Relations, and the wider School of Social Sciences.
To identify a course that is suitable to your interests, you can check the School of Social Science's course page, which contains a comprehensive list of study options addressing issues pertaining to global peace and security.

Getting started

If you’re enrolled in a graduate degree, undertaking research a fellowship or a doctorate, living on campus can be a great way to focus on your studies or research activities. Find out more.
If you prefer to live off-campus, and need some help finding somewhere to live or just want general advice, have a look at our off-campus options.
There are a number of scholarships available for graduate studies students.
We offer over 360 types of scholarships, valued at up to $280,000. Some scholarships offer one-off payments while others continue for the length of your course. Learn more about Monash Scholarships.
You can also look into our Arts graduate research scholarships.
If you are an international or domestic graduate student moving to Melbourne for the first time, we have gathered helpful information from the move and living to Melbourne to finding childcare facilities. Find out more.