Monash University Courses

The NHET-Sim Programme is designed for individuals from all professions across Australia who currently or intend to use healthcare simulation as an educational method with students or health professionals.

On this course for healthcare professionals, you will explore the latest evidence surrounding the role of nutrition on fertility and pregnancy outcomes. You will focus on two main topics: foods and fertility, and foods and pregnancy.

Needing a better deal-making toolbox?

The Learning Management System includes 10 online education modules, providing implementation tools and training resources for allied health professionals to: - Understand the Victorian Government's Allied health capability framework: disability and complex support needs - Work ethically and...

Developed by Associate Professor Ann Gervasoni of Monash University, EMU is a research-based intervention approach that has been shown to improve students' knowledge and confidence with mathematics.

There has been a global increase in recognition of child abuse and increasing threats of online grooming of children over the last several years.

In modern, complex communities schools play an important role in shaping social responses to a variety of 'wicked problems' that transcend institutions and influence our communities.

The online PD workshop examines the ethical complexities of the interpreter's work in relation to the AUSIT Code of Ethics, as well as the ASLIA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct.

Current global education trends are placing a greater emphasis on the importance of teaching STEM skills and capabilities in our schools. Our professional learning course will help you design authentic and engaging experiences for your students based on real-world problems.

Positive behaviour support (PBS) is progressively being adopted by state and national governments as a preferential model to address behaviours of concern displayed by individuals with diverse needs.

This practical, 2-day course covers the basics of health economics (health technology assessment) and common methods used for undertaking economic evaluations: decision analysis, Markov modelling, life table analysis and Monte Carlo simulation for uncertainty and sensitivity analyses.

This practical one-day refresher workshop aims to give you the opportunity to review, expand and implement your understanding around current best practice for education support staff in inclusive classrooms.