Find a supervisor
Finding the right supervisor for your research is crucial to your graduate research degree. Monash Engineering is home to world-leading academic staff working across a wide range of disciplines who are available to supervise research students.
There are generally three ways to find a supervisor working in your area of interest.
1. By research interest or if known, a researcher's name
2. By research project currently available
This will enable you to find a research project that suits your research interests or through a research centre or hub.
3. Explore our departments and school
Department of Chemical Engineering
Our Chemical Engineering research and researchers are leading the way. Not only are we the number one Chemical Engineering faculty in Australia – we’re among the very best in the world.
Department of Civil Engineering
We are combining some of the country’s best engineering minds with decades of experience, to create lasting solutions to some of society’s biggest challenges.
Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering
Our researchers provide innovative solutions based on a strong understanding of all areas of electrical and electronic engineering. We are developing innovative solutions to some of our greatest challenges.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
The strength of our research team is underpinned by the strength of our partnerships – partnerships that give our researchers (and their research) a vital connection to industry, and vice versa.
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
We perform innovative work in exciting and globally relevant areas, including solid mechanics, thermofluids, robotics and control, advanced manufacturing, and micro/nano engineering.
School of Engineering (Malaysia Campus)
We make a global impact in areas such as infrastructure, medical and biological sciences, green technology and nanotechnology.
Once you have found a researcher that you believe could supervise your project, send them an email introducing yourself that includes a completed Expression of Interest(EOI) form.
Please do not send a bulk email to a number of researchers.
If a researcher agrees to supervise your research project, keep a copy of the email confirming this arrangement as you will need it for your application.