Monash Warwick Alliance
Monash Warwick Alliance
The future of education lies in global partnership. The Alliance harnesses the collective strengths of two universities from opposite sides of the globe, creating international opportunities for all.
Researchers
Our researchers build international collaborations. We tackle world-relevant challenges and transform communities with practical solutions.
Educators
Our educators share best practice and collaborate in pedagogic research to transform the student experience into a truly global education.
Students
We aim to produce internationally skilled graduates who are ready to face the challenges of a global workplace and can excel in their chosen fields
About us
Our Alliance is an award-winning partnership which represents an innovative and unique advancement in the higher education sector.
External partners
We invite private and public sector organisations, governments and funding bodies to access our global network.
Contact us
We are always open to new ideas for collaboration with our international network of researchers and educators. Contact us to find out how and to learn more about the alliance.
Monash Warwick Alliance News
International Conference of Undergraduate Research (ICUR), 29 - 30 September 2020
This year, the International Conference of Undergraduate Research will be taking place on 29 - 30 September.
Insight from the Editor, Reinvention Volume 13 Issue 1
The pandemic has impacted everyone in many different ways, not least how we work collaboratively across borders and time zones. Polina Zelmanova is in her final year of her BA in Film Studies at the University of Warwick and is also the Reinvention Editor for volume 13. She discusses some of the challenges the Reinvention team faced whilst preparing the latest issue and how they overcame them to produce another outstanding issue.
Adapting to changing times: The Applied Young Economist webinar
With many conferences around the world cancelled due to travel bans and work from home restrictions, Monash student and PhD candidate from the Department of Economics, Ashani Amarasinghe didn’t let the pandemic stop her creating the ‘Applied Young Economist webinar’.
Researcher wins INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship in Life and Biomedical Sciences
Congratulations to Monash University Research Fellow, Hussain Bhukya for his selection as one of fourteen awardees for the ‘Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research’ (INSPIRE) Faculty Fellowship in Life and Biomedical Sciences sponsored by the Indian Department of Science and Technology.
A Nudgeathon for sexual health: co-designing HIV prevention strategies using behavioural economics
Associate Professor Dr Jason Ong, Research Fellow at the Melbourne Sexual Health Clinic, Monash University and Professor Daniel Read, Professor of Behavioural Science at the Warwick Business School lead a team to investigate how successes in behavioural change from other disciplines may help to address the issue of controlling HIV using behavioural economics.
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RT @MonashUni: See some of the best undergrad research from Monash and around the world. @ICURstudents, held 29-30 September, is a non-stop…
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RT @MonashUni: #ICUR2020 kicks off with current @monashengineers student Simone Pianko, creator of the Uni's Borrow Cup initiative. She'll…
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RT @essobecker: The @MonashWarwick alliance in action: The Applied Young Economist Webinar organized by @ashaniamar and @iyotzov https:/…
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RT @warwickecon: Warwick PhD student @iyotzov launches the European /US East Coast edition of the Applied Young #Economist Webinars (AYEW)…