Monash University Courses

Big data needs big protection. In just the last two years, 90 percent of the world's data has been created. As computer networks grow, so too does the quantity of vulnerable information.

In these challenging times, understanding how to influence behaviour is more important than ever.

My Allied Healthspace includes a comprehensive online learning management system to support translation of the Allied health capability framework: disability and complex support needs (the Framework) into allied health practice.

This course combines several timely topics in power engineering and grid integration of renewable energy resources such as wind and solar.

In this short course, students will examine key patterns of gendered violence and the policies, programs and organisations designed to respond to and prevent such violence. Students will identify a specific area for sustained investigation.

Monash University with the Centre of Research Excellence in Food Retail Environments (RE-FRESH) bring to you a short course on healthy food retail. Food retail stores, including grocery stores and supermarkets are prime settings to improve population diet and health.

Supporting students with diverse needs is a priority for both Monash University, Faculty of Education and also the Department of Education and Training in Victoria.

In this short course, students will examine key aspects of criminal justice response to gendered violence and relevant changes in policing and courts. Students will identify a specific area for sustained investigation.

Monash University Data Analytics Boot Camp puts the learner experience first, teaching you the knowledge and skills to conduct analytics on a wide array of real-world problems.

The field of finance is evolving. Financial services firms, insurance agencies, and investment banks are all increasingly at the intersection of data and technology, harnessing algorithms, machine learning, big data, and blockchain to conduct business.

As a community, we are experiencing challenging times due to the current health pandemic and the need for social distancing, and we are also recognising the key role education support staff can play in supporting remote learning.

Learners of today have a different relationship with technology than you may have. The digital landscape provides exciting opportunities for educators to embrace the EdTech movement, and to create learning modules that can excite and motivate your learners.