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We are very pleased and proud to see that Monash Philosophy has been ranked #26 in the recent QS World University Rankings by Subject for 2023.This ranks Monash Philosophy as 2nd in Australia and a world leader in our areas of strength. It

A pioneer of research and teaching of Asian music, Professor Emerita Margaret Kartomi was formally awarded the prestigious Guido Adler Prize for her outstanding contribution to the study of music.

Congratulations to Dr. Monima Chadha, A/Prof. Seamus O’Hanlon and Prof. Graham Oppy, whose 25 years of service at Monash was celebrated last night, Monday 21 November 2022. They have seen a lot over the years and we are lucky to benefit from

Monash University’s Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies (MITS) is paving the way for students to enhance their bilingual proficiency and start an in-demand international career in today’s globalised world.

Whether Iranian women can free their country will be discussed in the next instalment of the landmark Scholars at Risk speaker series at Monash University.

Eliminating violence against women will be at the heart of a new Centre for Excellence to open at Monash University, thanks to a $35 million grant.

Earlier this year, a group of Monash University students received the once in a lifetime opportunity to participate in our Global Discovery Program.

Prize-winning Monash University historian Professor Christina Twomey has been appointed to the Australian Research Council (ARC) as a new Executive Director.

We are thrilled to announce that Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance (SZCSoMP) piano student, Thong Truong, has been awarded the Margaret Sutherland Bursary for 2022.