Global Intercampus Program - Postgraduate

Transform your local degree into a global footprint. Build international industry connections at our Australian campus for up to six months, seamlessly integrating global experience into your current studies. Expand your professional circle by networking with cohorts from different nationalities.

Two campuses at local fees

Experience student life at both Monash University, Indonesia and Monash University, Australia, gaining an international perspective while remaining part of one globally connected university.
Access world-class learning

Experience world-class education, specialised units, and state-of-the-art research facilities, all delivered by leading international academics.
Career advantages

Boost your employability through international exposure and broaden your professional network across two continents.

To apply for the Global Intercampus program, you must meet the following criteria:
- Be an active enrolled master's student at Monash University, Indonesia.
- Have achieved a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 60%.
- Have accumulated at least 24 credit points at Monash University, Indonesia.
- Be eligible to enrol in approved units that ensure a full load of on-campus units (24 credit points) in Australia, including meeting the prerequisites for the units you will take.
- Your course progression must allow for the inclusion of 24 credit points of approved units.
- Be in good academic standing with a clear disciplinary record.
- Have up-to-date fee payments.
- Hold a valid passport with at least 6 months' validity remaining after the end of your overseas study.
The Global Intercampus Program includes the following benefits:
- Academic support services: Access a range of academic support services.
- Academic counselling: Benefit from academic counselling to help guide your studies.
- Library access: Utilise library resources at both campuses.
- Campus facilities: Take advantage of various campus facilities available to you during your stay.
You will be responsible for covering the following costs:
- Accommodation and living costs
- Travel expenses
- Health insurance
- Visa fees
- Personal expenses
- Textbooks and other study materials
To ensure your experience meets your expectations, consider the exchange rate and the cost of living in Australia. It's a good idea to create a savings plan to manage your expenses leading up to your departure.
Access the following supports for a smooth experience:
- Pre-departure preparation: Get guidance on travel logistics, visa requirements, and academic essentials before you leave.
- Arrival orientation: Join orientation sessions to help you settle in and familiarise yourself with the new environment.
- Academic advising: Receive academic support to align your studies with your goals and ensure a successful transition.
- Housing assistance: Find suitable accommodation with help from our dedicated housing team.
- Student welfare support: Access resources and counselling for a safe and healthy experience abroad.
- Cultural integration support: Participate in cultural programs to help you adapt and engage with the new community.
Before applying for the Global Intercampus Program, please take the following items into consideration:
- You will receive a pre-prescribed study plan at Monash University Australia, which details the recommended units and your departure period. Each program will have specific departure timelines.
- You may only have one active semester-length overseas study application with Monash for the same study period.
- If you are receiving a scholarship from an external organisation, you should check with your sponsor and obtain their permission to participate in this program before applying.

How to apply

Application deadlines View

Period	Program	Credit points	Course progression
Semester 1	A6033 Master of Public Policy and Management (starting 2028)	72cp	Year 2, Semester 1
A6039 Master of Marketing and Digital Communication (January Intake)
B6061 Master of Global Business (January Intake)
S6010 Master of Sustainability
Semester 2	A6039 Master of Marketing and Digital Communication (July Intake)	72cp	Year 2, Semester 1
B6061 Master of Global Business (July Intake)
C6009 Master of Data Science	96cp	Year 2, Semester 2

Steps to apply View

To apply, follow these steps:

Fill in the Global Intercampus Program application forms and submit your study plan
Follow the instructions outlined on the Global Intercampus Program in Australia Application and Study Plan instructions page. You will need to submit your application for Global Intercampus Program to Monash Abroad, through this form. Please ensure that you fill out both GIP Application and GIP Study Plan Forms from the GIP Applications Instructions page. You also have to submit your study plan based on the designated units approved for your course' semester exchange. Student Services and Monash Abroad will then review your eligibility and study plan submission.
Submission review
Once you have submitted your application, its status will be updated to "Submitted."
Acceptance notification
If your application is successful, you will receive your offer letter approximately 4-6 weeks after the application deadline. The offer will be sent to you via Smartsheet Automation.
Please follow the instructions provided in the offer letter to accept your offer. To complete your acceptance, you will also need to purchase the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Instructions for purchasing the OSHC will be included in the offer letter, and you must complete this by the deadline stated in the letter.
Purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
Students travelling to Australia are required by Australian visa regulations to purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). The duration of your OSHC must align with the duration of your Australian student visa and/or expected arrival and departure dates. Usually, a student visa will end one month after the course completion date. If your OSHC policy ends prior to this date, then your student visa will also reflect this shorter end date.
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
Approximately 2 weeks after you provide proof of your OSHC purchase, you will receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) document via your student email. You will need the CoE to apply for your student visa (subclass 500, non-award sector).
Apply for your student visa
You are solely responsible for applying for your student visa (subclass 500, non-award sector) to study in Australia. Obtaining an Australian student visa is relatively straightforward. You may only begin your student visa application once you have the CoE document, which is linked to your visa application. You can save your application and continue it later if needed.
The Student Services team at Monash University, Indonesia will offer recommendations for visa agencies to assist you with this process.
Attend pre - departure briefing
The final step is to attend the pre-departure briefing, which will be announced by the Student Services team. To further prepare for your studies in Australia, we encourage you to read the Monash Abroad Survival Kit.

Important dates

Agendas	Study in Semester One (February - June)	Study in Semester Two (July - November)
Information dissemination	September	March
GIP application and GIP study plan deadline	September - October	March - April
Acceptance and Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE) notification	Mid of December	Mid of May
Visa application deadline	End of December	End of May
Orientation (Pre-departure preparation in Jakarta)	Mid of February	Mid of July

Note: Students will be notified should there be any changes.

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Hear from our students

"Monash University's multicultural environment provided diverse perspectives and learning techniques. The Global Intercampus Program gave me the confidence to step outside my comfort zone and grow." - Justin Manual, MMDC student

FAQs

1. How do I choose units for my study plan?
Monash University, Indonesia has curated recommended units and study semesters for each program. An information session on mobility programs will be held for each specific programs so you can learn more about your options. Reach out to ask.monashindonesia@monash.edu if you are unsure on which units you can take for your Global Intercampus Program.
2. How many units should I include in my study plan?
You must enrol in a total of 24 credit points of units at the Australian campus. We will ensure that the recommended units align with your study requirements and with the class schedule, and provide alternative options if enrollment limits are reached for certain classes.
3. Who needs to approve my study plan?
Your unit selections will be pre-approved by the course coordinator. Any changes to the pre-approved list must be approved before your studies begin.
4. How do I handle the difference in academic calendars between Monash University, Indonesia and Australia?
Your units will follow a pre-approved plan that accounts for the differences in academic calendars between Monash University in Indonesia and Australia. It's essential, therefore, to consult with Student Services regarding your study plan.
1. What accommodation options are available?
You can choose between on-campus and off-campus accommodation.
2. How do I apply for on-campus accommodation?
Apply through this page, ensuring you follow these Monash Abroad specific instructions. No application fee is required. Visit this page to check our on-campus accommodation price.
3. Is on-campus accommodation guaranteed?
No, on-campus accommodation is limited and therefore cannot be guaranteed.
4. What support is available for off-campus accommodation?
Monash University, Australia offers guidelines on living off-campus here.
1. What type of visa do I need for the Global Intercampus Program?
You will need a student visa (subclass 500, non-award sector) that permits study in Australia for up to six months. The current cost for a student visa is A$2,500 (the visa fees may be subject to change).
2. When should I apply for my Australian visa?
You may apply for your student visa once you receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) document from the Monash Abroad team in Australia.
3. What is OSHC and why do I need it?
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is mandatory health insurance for international students in Australia. Once you have purchased your OSHC, you will receive a Certificate of Insurance (COI) that you submit when applying for your visa.
1. Does OSHC cover all my health needs in Australia?
OSHC covers basic medical, hospital care, limited pharmaceuticals, and ambulance services.
2. Do I need additional insurance?
Yes, it's strongly recommended to take out comprehensive travel insurance for coverage beyond what OSHC provides.
1. Where can I find information about living costs in Melbourne?
Information about living costs in Melbourne for international students can be found here. This information is primarily for international students completing a full degree at Monash so there may be some variations for Exchange and Study Abroad students.
2. What does OSHC not cover?
OSHC doesn't cover travel to and from Australia, personal belongings, or emergency returns home.

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Global Intercampus Program - Postgraduate