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Monash Assistive Technology and Society (MATS) Centre
Monash Assistive Technology and Society (MATS) Centre focuses on the nexus of disability and digital technology. It has over 140 members, making it the largest centre of its kind in the world.
Our vision is of a world in which people with disabilities have access to technologies that allow them to lead self-directed lives and equitably engage in education, employment and the community.
To achieve this, we work closely with disability support organisations and people with a disability through the MATS Partners and Friends programs. We undertake research into new digital technologies and into understanding the barriers to uptake. We provide students with cutting-edge assistive technologies and knowledge of inclusive design, and run programs to support and increase the number of students with disabilities studying STEM.
AccessAbility Peer Network
MATS proudly supports AccessAbility - a peer network for, and by, students with disability who are interested in IT. This network aims to promote inclusion and enhance the university experience for the disability community by bringing together students with shared experiences and expertise to collaborate and disseminate knowledge, resources and opportunities.
Contact Us
You are welcome to contact us at mats-contact@monash.edu if you have any questions or feedback.
This website is developed and maintained by members of the blind and vision-impaired community.