Science Industry Week is rapidly approach for the week of the 5th of August (Week 2). Have your opportunity to speak to academics and scientists working in industry over four nights for our four Schools of Science.
Would you like to represent the Science Faculty during Open Day 2019? Here’s your chance!
Your role as volunteer would be to meet and greet, hand out the science Open Day bags and speak with students and parents about your experience as a science student and what you really like about studying Science at Monash.
When: Sunday 4 August 2019
Where: Science Precinct, Clayton campus
Time: 9.00am – 4.00pm (must be available for entire day)
Who: Open to all UG Monash Science students
Working With Children check is compulsory.
You will receive a Coles Myer voucher for your time.
Please register your interest here. Registrations will close 5.00pm Thursday 25 July.
The Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute and the Faculty of Science are excited to bring Sprint, a 3 day professional development program to Science and Biomedical Science undergraduate students.
Faculty of Science Education Awards 2019 – Student Impact Awards
Nominations are now open for the Faculty of Science Student Impact Awards. Nominations should be sent via this link by the closing date (2-page maximum).
If you have any further enquires, please email sci-education@monash.edu. Nominations will be assessed by the selection committee appointed by the Dean in consultation with the Associate Dean (Education).
Nomination deadline: COB Friday, 7th June 2019
The platform Interview Stream provides access to five interactive virtual interviews designed specifically for Monash students and informed by real-world employer insights.
Non-residential colleges give students living off-campus with the sense of community and subsequent benefits provided to student’s living on-campus. A critical part of how non-residential colleges to provide this community is through college advisors.
You can become a non-residential college advisor and fulfil this role! The voluntary, one year role assigns you 15 college members to mentor helping to encourage members to take part in college life, outside of academics.
College mentors are given training in Mental Health First Aid and SafeTalk, get the opportunity to work closely with like-minded people supporting student’s needs as well as the chance to network with senior academic staff.
Mentors will be involved in college community through assisting and attending events, contact with members and participate in the relevant training and development opportunities afforded to them.
Interested students performing well academically who can commit to the full 12 months of the program, and have completed 24 points of credit from your Monash degree are encouraged to apply.
For more information and to apply, follow this link.
The SSLL is hosting a free breakfast on Thursday of Week 12 & SWOTVAC from 9:30 – 11am, so come on down and grab yourself some nutritious food to start your day!
There will be gluten & dairy free options available. Please bring your own cutlery and bowls for the cereal! Milk will be provided as per usual.
Internships are one of the best ways to supplement and enhance your degree. They give you a chance to see what your future career could be like, and you can do it as part of your degree!
Enhance your employability, work experience and professional network through an internship -join us for one of our Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Information Sessions this week!
Tuesday 11 Sep, 3-4pm, LTB: hear about our opportunities for you through the WIL Program in the LTB or come and hear from us on Wednesday the 12th where we run through how you can source your own internship for the program. Come to Building N, Room 122 on Caulfield Campus.
Can’t make either of these and want to have a chat? Stop by our Drop in Sessions on Mondays from 10am to 12pm in the Engineering Student Services Lounge.
Visit the Science Internships page for more information: https://www.monash.edu/science/current-students/internship-units/undergraduate-internships
If you are passionate about science and innovation, the BASF Grow Graduate Program is for you. The program provides training, development and opportunities across a diverse range of fields and roles in the world’s most innovative chemical company.
Robogals is a global non-for-profit organisation that aims to encourage an interest in STEM fields in young students, with a particular focus on girls at primary/secondary school level.
Our training sessions are back on and we’re looking for new volunteers to work with us at our workshops! These free STEM workshops introduce
young students to simple programming and problem solving, primarily using our LEGO EV3 robots.
