Monash University Courses

This short course is an introduction to translation in community settings, intended for proficient users of English and at least one other language interested in entering the field.

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.

This course helps to ensure that graduate and other teachers are ready for the demands of teaching VCE English coursework.

Australian workplaces of the 21st century are rich in cultural diversity.

The short course examines the principles and practices associated with interpreting in court and legal settings. Topics covered include an overview of the Australian Court System, Legal requirements and what constitutes best interpreting practice in these settings.

Simulation-based education often provides learners with an opportunity to develop clinical knowledge and skills in context.

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.

Education in the health professions involves extensive assessment of students or trainees. This online course is designed to help you develop or extend your knowledge about assessment and to provide you with frameworks to refine the implementation of assessment in your professional context.

The increasing imperative to teach STEM education in Australian schools has left many teachers feeling challenged about teaching engineering as a concept.

How does our genome affect our health? Should patients adjust their diets according to their genes? Answer these questions and more with this course designed to give healthcare professionals the latest information on food and genetics.

This unit provides an overview of the legal issues which arise when electronic and telecommunication devices are used in the commission or facilitation of crime.

The short course examines the principles and practices associated with interpreting in legal settings. Topics covered include an overview of the Australian legal system, police interpreting, court interpreting, tribunals, and family violence interpreting.