Home

Science

We share your passion for science. From the classroom to the field, we offer a unique experience to match your curious, adventurous and creative spirit.

MAKE YOUR MARK Choose a course for a unique experience Search our courses.
SOLVE YOUR R&D CHALLENGE Get a competitive edge Find a researcher.

Undergraduate study options

Graduate with a degree unique to your interests.

Graduate study options

Graduate study options

Monash Science offers a broad range of postgraduate study options.

Our majors

With 25 undergraduate majors across five broad areas, the choice is yours.

Our schools

Our faculty has five schools spread across the Science Precinct at the Clayton campus, and the Monash University Malaysia School of Science.

Events

Keen to check out a seminar or conference? Here's where you can find out more.

Life at Monash

Get more than just a degree and make the most of all that campus life has to offer.

Stay up-to-date with the latest from the world of Monash Science.

Kilauea Volcano

Study reveals how the world’s most active volcano was born

A new international study led by Monash University has described for the first time what may have triggered the birth of Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes in Hawaii.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment 26 May 2022

Evolution experiment challenges what we thought we knew about size and the cost of production.

E.Coli Bacteria

Time travel has been made possible by a long-term evolution experiment with the bacteria E. coli.

Biology 21 May 2022

New light shed on Titan’s dunes

Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, is an enigma with scientists unclear on how its vast expanses of dunes developed.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment 19 May 2022

Study reveals new way to reconstruct past climate on Mars

A study led by a Monash University geologist has provided fresh evidence for when high rates of erosion occurred throughout the history of Mars.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment 13 May 2022
Phage

Scientists discover new phage therapy combination to combat antibiotic-resistance

A preclinical study led by Monash University scientists has found that using a combination of phages and antibiotics may be far more effective against bacterial infections than using the agents individually.

Biology 8 May 2022
View more articles

Join the conversation