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Welcome to Monash Infrastructure, the gateway to world class infrastructure research and development capabilities at Monash University. Our researchers provide the expertise, resources and access to international knowledge networks to develop cutting-edge solutions to make the world's existing and new infrastructure more cost effective, smarter, resilient, productive and sustainable. We specialise in the areas of transport, water, structures, Information and communications and planning and management. Contact us to learn more about our exciting, innovative and globally relevant work and our pathways to collaborating with you.
About Monash Infrastructure
Monash Infrastructure (MI) is committed to developing cutting-edge solutions to make the world’s existing and new infrastructure more cost effective, smarter, resilient, productive and sustainable.
MI facilitates industry and government engagement with Monash University’s extensive capabilities in infrastructure research to solve infrastructure problems, develop new technologies, build industry capacity and inform government policy and planning.
Themes
MI has five themes, aligned to Monash University’s infrastructure research strengths:
Energy infrastructure is represented by the Monash Materials and Systems Research Institute.
Monash Infrastructure includes two leading institutes that provide advanced engineering and technology services to industry. In the transport theme is the Institute of Railway Technology (flyer). In the structures theme is the Maintenance Technology Institute (flyer).
Contact us
General Enquiries:
Email: infrastructure@monash.edu
Postal Address:
Monash Infrastructure
Level 1, 23 College Walk
Monash University
Victoria 3800
AUSTRALIA
Executive Group
This group constitutes a team of leaders in their respective fields of infrastructure research. The five MI theme coordinators are well placed to bring together key researchers from Monash and partners across industry and government.
News and Events
- Breakthrough technology purifies water using the power of sunlight
- Monash researchers give leaky pipes a second life
- Monash University announces The Melbourne Experiment to study effects of the COVID-19 shutdown on cities
- $28 million grant to transform the design and production of buildings in Australia