Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences' most outstanding students from the 2025 academic year were celebrated last night at the annual Student Awards Ceremony, held at the Alexander Theatre on the Clayton campus.

Monash Social Work recently held a special event for staff, students and alumni to mark World Social Work Day, focused on the international theme ‘Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society’.

Across Australia, there is growing concern about young people not offending independently but allegedly being recruited, coerced and manipulated by adults into committing crime.

New research has given policymakers and aged care providers first-hand insights about how to uphold dignity and meet the unique needs of Forgotten Australians.

Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences researchers have been awarded over $25 million for 27 projects funded under the Australian Research Council’s 2026 Discovery Project scheme.

A Monash University study has found that understanding the ways that young women experience intimate partner violence (IPV) is often overlooked. By using a combination of their voices and visual artworks, young women have shared their experiences

High-impact research on children with offending behaviour that informed changes to Victorian legislation, a successful, creative advancement in graduate medicine anatomy education and efforts to embed trauma-aware practices that promote wellbeing

Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences’ most outstanding students from the 2024 academic year were celebrated last night at the annual Student Awards Ceremony, held at the Alexander Theatre on the Clayton campus.

Monash Social Work celebrated World Social Work Day on 18 March with an event focused on the international theme ‘Strengthening intergenerational solidarity for enduring wellbeing’, attended by social work educators, researchers, alumni