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Application steps
Monash University
Last checked: 25 Oct 2026 UTCPage text
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- Step 1: Select your study location. Select Undergraduate.
- Step 2: Complete the privacy declaration.
- Step 3: Enter your personal details
- Step 4: Search for S3701 and click Show Start Dates. The next available intake will be shown.
- Select your course preferences as relevant.
- Step 5: Enter your qualifications, English language proficiency, and work experience. International students should refer to the course entry in Find A Course for more information on English language requirements.
- Step 6: Provide details of sponsorship/proxy if relevant
- Step 7: Supporting documents
- Step 8: Review your application
- Step 9: Domestic students do not need to pay an application fee. International students need to pay an application fee and attach proof of payment.
- You can choose up to five preferences. You can change the order of your preferences using the blue arrows up to the point of submitting your application. If you want to change your preferences after submitting your application please contact our Future Students team.
- Domestic students can apply for full time or part time study. International students must apply for full time study.
- Current or recent Monash students do not need to provide any documents.
- Non-Monash students will need to upload their academic transcript, proof of citizenship, and, if it has been more than five years since your undergraduate study, a curriculum vitae.
- Your documents must include proof of completion of your relevant undergraduate degree. If you are in your final semester of study you must provide this as soon as it is available and no less than one week before the start of the semester in which you intend to commence honours.
- All documents provided must be in English. If the original documents are in a language other than English the documents must be official translations by a recognised translation service.
Read our admission application FAQs for more information.