Your student voice
Student roundtables
Roundtable two (topic TBC)
When: Thursday 20 August 2026, 1–2.30pm
Location: Caulfield campus
Building future careers and employability skills
When: Thur 21 Aug, 2.30–4pm
Chair: Associate Professor Susie Ho
Location: Clayton/online
Opportunities for international students in Australia
When: Thur 22 May, 2.30–4pm
Chair: Professor Sarah McDonald
Location: Caulfield campus
Help-seeking, wellbeing and mental health support
When: Wed 8 Oct, 2–3.30pm
Chair: Fiona Marshall and Nicholas Stewart
Location: Clayton campus
Other ways to share your voice
From joining a student association to getting involved in student programs and events, there’s a range of ways you can contribute to a vibrant and inclusive student experience at Monash.
A message from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)
Partnering with and learning from students is at the heart of our work in the Student Experience Portfolio. We’re committed to building a strong, inclusive and welcoming community – one that reflects the diversity, values and experiences of all students. That’s why we want to hear directly from you.
Whether it's sharing feedback or joining a student roundtable, there are lots of ways to get involved and make your voice count.
When we work together, we can make real change – by ensuring student perspectives are part of every decision that affects you.
Professor Sarah McDonald
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience) and Senior Vice-President
Monash University is a proud member of Student Voice Australasia. As a member, all students and staff have access to events, communities of practice, networks, and resources. Use your Monash email address to create an account at www.studentvoiceaustralasia.com, and find out more.
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