Research

Research

We’re driving the future of health through bold research and transformative education. Our discoveries improve lives, shape care, and respond to the world’s most pressing health challenges. With global alignment and real-world impact, we’re shaping care for generations to come.

Research strategy

Advancing global health through discovery science, translational research and education

The Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences (MNHS) delivers impactful research and education through deep partnerships across health, academia and industry.

We lead nationally in clinical trials and translational health innovation, improving care and informing global health solutions.

Our integrated precincts drive real-world outcomes that benefit patients, communities and future generations.

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Monash research infrastructure

Our network of cutting edge facilities and expertise servicing the Monash community.

Clinical trials

Are you interested to find out more about our clinical trials? Explore our hospital and community-based trials today.

Find a researcher

If you’re looking for a collaborator or potential research supervisor, search our profiles.

Partnerships with health services

Monash Partners Academic Health Science Centre is a network of local hospitals and healthcare providers servicing 2.5 million people across south-eastern Melbourne.

Enabling collaboration with public and private health care providers and delivering improved health on a national and global level.

Research news

New decision-making tool helps travellers move from Japanese encephalitis vaccination information to action

For many Australians heading overseas, travel vaccinations can sit at the end of a long to-do list, may cost hundreds of dollars and require repeat trips to the GP for multiple doses, and might not seem all that urgent or necessary, especially for a
5 June, 2026 Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Predicting preterm delivery by measuring cervical length

A new study led and authored by Dr Kelly Hughes has provided a more in-depth analysis and been able to demonstrate the relationship between cervical length and risk of preterm birth with more precision, offering a clearer roadmap for pregnancy care.
4 June, 2026 Clinical Sciences - Monash Health

Lower prostate cancer survival among culturally and linguistically diverse Victorians

Victorians with CALD backgrounds have lower prostate cancer survival than Australian-born individuals, a study has found.
3 June, 2026 Research