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What You Should Know - School of Engineering (GIP What You Should Know, undergraduate) (Monash Malaysia)

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Last checked: 25 Oct 2026 UTC

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ALL ABOUT GLOBAL INTERCAMPUS PROGRAM(GIP)

What is Semester in Australia (SIA) about?

As a current Monash student, you have a chance to apply maximum 1 semester study at a Monash Australia campus (term and condition)

If you’re interested to apply for GIP, you will:

  • remain enrolled as Monash Malaysia student, at Monash Malaysia
  • receive the equivalent credit for the units studied in Monash Australia towards your Monash degree
  • receive grades for all Monash units (including units studied at Monash University Australia) on your academic transcript.

Eligibility

  • Undergraduate Engineering students must have completed 48cps and have achieved a minimum WAM of 70% at the time of application.

Good academic standing

Students are eligible to apply GIP for the relevant undergraduate engineering courses, as follows:

  1. Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours)
  2. Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours)
  3. Bachelor of Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering (Honours)
  4. Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering (Honours)
  5. Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours)
  6. Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)

The following are not eligible to apply GIP:

1. Master of Applied Engineering

2. Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours)

3. Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours)

When do I receive the SIA outcome after applying for SIA?

Please refer to Semester in Australia - Outbound Students - Monash University Malaysia

BEFORE APPLYING THE SEMESTER IN AUSTRALIA (SIA)

When I can apply SIA?

Please read the ‘Application Deadlines’ section to get more information.

Students must adhere to the closing dates of the SIA application published on the website.

Withdrawal policy from Monash Abroad

For further information on the withdrawal policy, kindly refer here

HOW TO APPLY FOR A SEMESTER IN AUSTRALIA (SIA)?

Are you ready to apply Semester in Australia (SIA) ?

Engineering students are interested to apply for GIP, you must ensure to submit a complete TWO applications by the stipulated deadline by Monash Abroad.

** Failure to submit the above TWO applications, their application will be considered incomplete and withdrawn. Please read the information ‘Ready to apply’?

*For Software students, please make an appointment or email to check your course progression with Associate Professor Dr Tan Chee Keong (Software Engineering Course Director) before applying to GIP.

How do you submit the MONPLAN?

  • 1. Go to MonPlan
  • 2. Click on Create a New Course Plan to create a plan.
  • 3. Choose to prefill your enrollment information to save time.
  • 4. Ensure that you draw out your entire course duration from Year 1 to 4 units in your MonPlan before submitting it.
  • 5. Ensure that you fill in 4 units (normal study load) in the MonPlan. Also, you must add a new column to include 2 additional units (backup units) that you want to enroll during GIP in the Monplan. The total is 6 units for the semester you want to apply for GIP.
  • 6. Submit for approval by clicking the 'Review' box and indicate your message to the Course Director in a message box (MonPlan).
  • i.e: Your respective Course Director will review and approve your Monplan for GIP S2, 2025.
  • Once it has been approved, you must download a copy of Monplan by clicking on the ‘Print Button’ in a PDF format.
  • 7. Please take note that the Monplan approval deadline will take up to 3 to 4 working weeks prior to the campus deadline-Refer here

Notes:

  • You can refer to the Engineering Course Map and select the course map for the year you began your course. Then, you can fill in and plan your units for Years 1 to 4 in the Monplan.
  • You must ensure that all units in Monplan are approved by your Course Director before uploading your Monplan in the GIP Study Plan Application SORS Form

What is Monplan approved?

Click Sample of approved MonPlan

TESTIMONIAL

Tew Kah Chong

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours), School of Engineering

Exchange period: Semester 2, 2023

Participating in the Monash Global Intercampus Program (GIP) at Monash Clayton was an incredible journey of personal and academic growth. The opportunity to learn in a different educational culture broadened my perspective and deepened my understanding of diverse teaching and learning approaches.

Beyond the classroom, I made meaningful friendships with students from various backgrounds, which enriched my cultural appreciation and sense of belonging. Exploring life in Australia while travelling was equally transformative, as it allowed me to step out of my comfort zone and embrace new experiences.

The GIP has truly been a highlight of my university life, offering lessons and memories that I will cherish forever.

Darylene Lum Jen Li

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours), School of Engineering

Exchange period: Semester 1, 2024

My exchange semester at Monash Clayton was filled with many ‘firsts’. It was my first time living in a foreign country, my first time seeing the Southern Aurora, and my first night camping under a sky full of stars. These moments, both big and small, awakened a deeper sense of wonder and independence in me.

While exploring Melbourne with new friends, I discovered a love for travel and a growing appreciation for the city’s rich arts and cultural scene. Beyond the adventures, my time in the classroom has also had a profound impact on me. Collaborating with students from different backgrounds exposed me to new work ethics and cultural perspectives that differed from those at home.

My journey wasn’t just about studying abroad; it was about self-discovery. I returned with broader horizons, a more open mind, and unforgettable memories that continue to shape how I see the world and my place in it.

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