Your student voice

Shape your university experience

At Monash University, your voice matters. Whether you want to contribute to the university’s next strategic plan, take part in student roundtables, or get involved with student associations and focus groups – there are many ways to share your ideas and experiences. Your feedback directly helps guide university decisions, enhance student life and shape the future of the Monash community.

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Student Services Survey

Share your experience with the services that support you outside the classroom – such as Monash Connect, Monash Sport, campus events, academic support services, mentoring programs, and mental health and wellbeing services – and help us identify areas for improvement.

The survey only takes five minutes, so fill it in today and let your voice be heard.

Take the survey

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.

Facts and figures

  • Contribute to student focus groups

    Contribute your experience to help shape future initiatives. Participants are selected based on criteria relevant to each session or project.

    Express your interest
  • Join a student association

    Your student association advocates for your voice on campus. Get involved today and contribute to the conversation!

    Find your student association
  • Get involved with your faculty

    Look out for opportunities within your faculty to share your voice and feedback – check your faculty’s website to see what’s available.

    Connect with your faculty
  • Connect with other students

    Share your ideas and experiences with other students through our student engagement programs, like peer mentoring and Monash Student Communities.

    Discover our student programs

Student roundtables

More dates to be announced

Launched in 2025, these roundtables allowed students to share their views and discuss the issues that mattered most to the Monash student community. These informal sessions allowed students to connect directly with their peers and Monash staff, and play a role in shaping the university experience. You'll see examples of past topics included below.

  • Building future careers and employability skills

  • Opportunities for international students in Australia

  • Help-seeking, wellbeing and mental health support

  • New to Monash

A message from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)

Professor Sarah McDonald

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


Student Voice Australasia

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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