1. Get to know the lecturers, tutors and library staff
The BEST way to enjoy your units is to interact with your lecturers and tutors. Go up to them after a lecture and introduce yourself. If they are busy, send them a quick email organizing a quick catch up. You will be pleasantly surprised at what you discover about your educators.
Here are some important links that you will need throughout the course of your journey as a Science Undergrad.
Monash Science Undergraduate Degree Resources:
Networking & News:
Job & Internship Opportunities:
Graduate Opportunities:
Current events and updates are made on our Careers tab, start your journey to success now!
NEW OPPORTUNITY
LATE BREAKING AND LIGHTNING TALKS
Abstract and Registration due Sept 29th
You are invited to attend the Alfred Health Medical Research and Education (AMREP) Student Information Evening.
This is for students interested in the following 2018 Honours and Postgraduate studies at AMREP:
Monday 28 August – Friday 1 September 2017.
The week celebrates our diverse community and strengthens our inclusive culture. It’s about helping to create an environment of involvement, respect and connection through sharing and learning from one another.
We have highlighted some of our most anticipated events below, which we think you will enjoy.
Please register your attendance at:
https://my.monash.edu.au/news-and-events/bookings/facsci/view/207125/
WHY HONOURS?
Honours will give you a competitive advantage in your career. Most importantly, Honours will give you the first big chance to ‘stretch your legs’ on your very own project. It will also give you an excellent preparation for a higher degree by research (research master’s, or the PhD) to further consolidate your communication and research skills, hone your project management and problem-solving ability, and make you stand out from the crowd as a future leader in your field.
As an honours student you will work one-on-one with an academic on a research project. Academics are excited about their research and take great pride in mentoring the next generation of scientists.
Written by Jenny
Sometimes, studying can be overwhelming for me. I write down the things I want to achieve today and achieve this week and realised there was quite a bit to do since it’s week 12.
These are 12 things I tell myself when I feel a little demotivated and a little overwhelmed. These are my own things and they may not apply to you. I am sharing this in hope you can find some of it hopeful.
Restless nights, followed by tiring mornings and always feeling like you can never catch enough sleep?
Like how we have habits to keep our teeth clean and our studies done, we have habits that affect our sleep.
Sleep hygiene describes good sleep habits. Here are some advice to help you get a good night’s sleep from a student. Most of these are common sense but the hustle and bustle of the modern and uni life makes most of us neglect some of our common senses and self-care.
The Young Science Leadership Awards are now open for 2017. These awards are intended to recognise student achievement across a broad range of areas and celebrate their achievements.
Any science student may nominate by completing the form here. Nominations will close 5pm on the 12th of May, 2017.
Manoeuvring through the dense fog,
Its perpetual nothingness eats away at the fabric of existence.
Devoid, drained, derailed, life loses meaning.
Is all lost?
