About us
About us
IT underpins everything. So it’s no surprise that Monash has dedicated a whole faculty just to teaching and learning IT. In fact, we’re the only university in the prestigious Group of Eight that has. So you can be sure that, for us, IT isn’t just a side interest – it’s what we do.
IT at Monash
Every day we live and breathe IT. We’re witnessing - and shaping - how it’s helping us meet the global challenges of our time, and having a meaningful impact on our lives.
Women in IT
Meet some of the amazing women flying the flag for IT. Women who study IT. Women who work in IT. Women who are passionate about IT. At Monash IT, we salute them all.
Contact us
Want to get in touch? Contact us if you’ve got any questions, or if you’d like to find out more about Monash IT and the people who make us tick.
Our rankings
We’re Australia’s biggest university and we’re among the best universities in the world. But don’t just take our word for it. Here’s the proof.
Awards and successes
Our staff and our researchers are determined, creative, passionate and insightful. See how they’re recognised locally and globally for their amazing work.
Our people
From our Clayton and Caulfield campuses in Melbourne, Australia, through to Malaysia and South Africa.
Stay up-to-date with the latest from the Faculty of IT
Monash University wins AUD $18m funding to advance intelligence analysis
Monash University has been chosen for a multi-million dollar research contract aimed at enhancing the performance of the US intelligence community. Systems using artificial intelligence (AI) will refine reasoning and outcomes, with the potential to inform leadership and policy making.
Mobile phones empower women in Bangladesh
Update on the PROTIC project which is now in full swing; this project is a collaboration between Monash Faculty of IT and Oxfam Bangladesh and led by COSI researchers Larry Stillman and Tom Denison.
IT Student Shabnam Kasra, wins best cyber security paper
Shabnam’s paper ‘Multi-user Cloud-based Secure Keyword Search’ co-authored with Joseph Liu and Ron Steinfeld, won Best Paper Award in the field of searchable encryption at the Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy (ACISP), held in Auckland.
Eureka! Using data to understand mental health & suicide
Professor Geoffrey Webb is a Data Scientist, which means he analyses data to draw conclusions that lead to the invention of new technologies to tackle critical problems. In his own words, data science “is the science of deriving value from data”.
Students Tackle Problems to Assist Industry and Community Groups
Congratulations to the 5 winning Industry Experience Project teams who investigated publicly available data looking for opportunities to help industry or community groups.