In today's technology-driven world, phrases like "responsive design" and "user-friendly interface" have become increasingly important across industries.
When someone is ill or injured and unable to work, what should a scheme that aims to support recovery look like? How can the interests of different stakeholders be balanced with financial sustainability?
This course introduces the concept of food as medicine. You will explore how food can be important both in preventative health and as an aid in the management of certain chronic diseases today, in the past and in the future.
This Ethics and Good Research Practice training provides participants with an understanding of what constitutes good practice in research and what factors make research ethical or unethical.
This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge to be able to write and implement a Personalised Learning and Support Plan for students with special needs.
This series, developed by Monash D-Lab @ Art, Design and Architecture focuses on using Design Thinking's complex problem-solving methodology to discover:
The 21st century requires us to develop children's critical thinking, problem-solving and resiliency related behaviours. Engaging children in STEM-based play can enable these skills.
The Master of Arts (Research Training) is a graduate research degree which can be undertaken following completion of a regular three-year undergraduate degree.
Online counselling is becoming increasingly popular given its accessibility, affordability, convenience and efficacy, and is particularly relevant given the current social restrictions.
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.
