Applying for GIP

Step one: Check if a global intercampus program is right for you

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Complete a course advice request

A course advice request is your faculty’s way of confirming that you have space in your degree for one or two semesters at Monash Malaysia. Depending on your degree, you may need to complete certain units in Australia.

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Check your eligibility

Check out our eligibility requirements to ensure that you meet all the criteria to apply for the program.

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Funding your experience: costs and affordability

There is a range of funding available if you’re participating in a global intercampus program. To learn more, please follow this link at click the Useful Information tab.

Step two: Research your units

Now that you have checked you meet the requirements and your course advice says an intercampus program works with your degree, the next step is to look for units that will work best for you.

The exception to this is if you are a pharmacy student, as you will have pre-approved units that you can study based on the semester you will be at Monash Malaysia - learn more here.

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Search for units in the Monash handbook

You can use the filters in the Monash handbook to find units that are taught at the Malaysia campus. Check out our video to learn more.

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Tip: We organise information sessions and drop-in advising throughout the semester - you can check out our upcoming session dates and register here.

Step three: Complete your Application for Overseas Study form

Figured out what units you can study at Monash Malaysia? Then you can get started with your application!

Your application comprises two parts: the Application for Overseas Study (AOS) form, and your Study Plan. You will have to submit both parts prior to the deadline date for your application to be complete.

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Application for Overseas Study (AOS) Form Walkthrough

As part of your global intercampus program application, you'll need to submit an Application for Overseas Study (AOS) form. In this video, we will step you through each of the sections.

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Writing your personal statement

In the AOS form, you’ll need to provide a 300-400 word personal statement as to why the global intercampus program is a good fit for you. Follow the link for advice on completing your personal statement.

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Creating your financial plan

As part of the AOS form you’ll need to put together a financial plan. This is a tool to help you think about funding your overseas experience. Follow the link for more information and how to complete your financial plan.

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Step 4: Prepare your study plan

Using the units you identified in step two, it’s time to create a study plan which lists the units you would like to study while at Monash Malaysia.

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Study plan walkthrough

Learn more about submitting your study plan for the global intercampus program by watching our video.

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Tip: You'll need to submit six to eight units in your study plan, even though you will not be enrolling in that many units during your semester, and be enrolled in a full-time study load (18-24 Monash credits) while at Monash Malaysia. This is unless you are a pharmacy student, in which case, select from the pre-approved units provided.

Step five: Submit your AOS form and your study plan

Want to learn more?

We're here to help you with your application.

Come along to one of our information sessions and/or drop-in sessions to learn more and get support from our Monash Abroad advisors.

After you have applied for the Global Intercampus Program

Submitted both your Application for Overseas Study and your Study Plan? Great news!

Follow the link below to find out what your next steps are.

After you apply