International students

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total enrolments 19 079 21 114 22 291 22 662 22 057
Top 10 source countries
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Malaysia 4 981 5 477 5 761 5 725 5 773
China (excl Taiwan) 3 273 3 962 4 359 4 829 4 936
Indonesia 1 695 1 695 1 619 1 547 1 461
Singapore 1 730 1 687 1 662 1 512 1 366
Zimbabwe 374 501 690 1 087 1 175
South Africa 409 569 953 1 095 1 103
Hong Kong 1 414 1 410 1 475 1 336 1 087
Vietnam 387 450 530 578 535
Sri Lanka 297 364 446 485 467
India 733 702 538 388 383
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Course completions
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
All completions 14 639 14 895 16 100 16 633 17 150
Managing faculty
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Art, Design and Architecture 335 406 445 429 473
Arts 2 065 2 181 2 562 2 832 2 718
Business and Economics 4 659 4 850 5 225 5 268 5 349
Education 1 621 1 563 1 720 1 743 1 776
Engineering 923 821 927 994 1 110
Information Technology 896 822 788 849 818
Law 581 528 549 586 692
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences 2 163 2 242 2 408 2 559 2 677
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 380 411 438 389 489
Science 1 015 1 071 1 033 978 1 046
Other 1 0 5 6 2
Finance
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
$000 $000 $000 $000 $000
Revenue
Australian Government funding
Grants 503 462 604 639 572 587 646 408 727 152
HECS payments 117 021 128 378 137 765 142 507 151 082
Loan programs 27 619 28 472 29 603 31 043 38 252
State Government funding 37 238 33 667 40 035 35 107 36 452
Fees and charges 297 666 335 900 368 383 389 971 386 792
Other revenue 265 977 308 267 346 032 265 840 342 454
Total revenue from
continuing operations 1 248 983 1 439 323 1 494 405 1 510 876 1 682 184
Total expenses from
continuing operations 1 178 656 1 284 495 1 441 269 1 419 412 1 604 253
Assets
Current assets 135 297 160 841 122 751 119 643 150 383
Non-current assets 1 987 015 2 215 491 2 327 411 2 420 658 2 776 817
Total assets 2 122 312 2 376 332 2 450 162 2 540 301 2 927 200
Liabilities
Current liabilities 274 543 254 065 287 705 315 074 366 688
Non-current liabilities 485 795 493 169 485 430 478 976 511 841
Total liabilities 760 338 747 234 773 135 794 050 878 529
Net assets 1 361 974 1 629 098 1 677 027 1 746 251 2 048 671
9 Managing faculty data reects current course ownership.
Research
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
$000 $000 $000 $000 $000
Research income
Australian Competitive Grants (Category 1)
Australian Research Council 38 409 42 331 45 921 52 984 50 259
National Health and Medical Research Council 55 606 55 402 62 687 74 798 80 000
Other 10 740 11 927 11 738 11 329 27 242
Other public sector research funding
(Category 2)
38 154 49 727 57 877 57 335 55 728
Industry and other funding for research
(Category 3)
65 464 52 289 77 562 78 712 89 508
Cooperative Research Centre funding
(Category 4)
10 715 9 365 8 633 7 303 5 244
Total research income 219 087 221 041 264 418 282 459 307 982
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Publications (unweighted) 3 227 3 456 3 375 3 453 3 852
Category
Books 61 79 51 47 55
Book chapters 378 415 348 326 337
Journal articles 2 170 2 397 2 436 2 585 2 976
Written conference papers 618 565 540 496 483
Higher degree research load (EFTSL) 2 372 2 599 2 869 3 029 3 113
Teaching faculty
Art, Design and Architecture 137 159 172 178 148
Arts 356 383 395 416 452
Business and Economics 241 246 261 264 236
Education 210 242 270 270 266
Engineering 276 310 376 428 470
Information Technology 125 136 136 136 131
Law 34 36 54 62 62
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences 663 717 765 784 824
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 87 100 105 107 107
Science 217 250 318 367 398
Other Centres 26 19 16 18 18
Higher degree research completions 536 519 525 628 608
Teaching faculty
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Art, Design and Architecture 29 30 33 44 47
Arts 85 89 85 86 83
Business and Economics 60 43 51 55 65
Education 41 31 41 46 49
Engineering 53 67 74 82 73
Information Technology 39 37 27 38 27
Law 13 6 9 7 11
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences 152 141 140 186 157
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 11 13 14 27 25
Science 49 61 46 51 69
Other 4 1 5 6 2
10 In some cases HDR candidates research is supervised across more than one faculty (teaching faculties) but each course is
managed by just one faculty (the managing faculty). HDR completions are provided by teaching faculty as opposed to
managing faculty due to funding for HDR completions being allocated at the candidature level.
Pocket
Statistics
2013
Student enrolments* 63 022
Commencing students* 21 286
Higher degree by research students* 4 569
Graduate/Postgraduate students* 12 226
Student load (EFTSL)* 49 626
Course completions* 17 150
Staff (FTE) 8 162
Academic staff (FTE) 3 565
Research income ($000)* 307 982
Operating revenue ($000)* 1 682 184
Net assets ($000)* 2 048 671
* Based on 2012 full-year data as submitted to DIICCSRTE.
CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C
Other statistics
Expenditure on scholarships ( $000) 73 886 83 256 87 814 93 544 97 902
Student Study Abroad
Outgoing
13
1 382 1 944 2 067 2 278 2 759
Incoming
14
359 433 393 374 690
11 Based on the DIICCSRTE denition: an international student is a student who is not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or does
not hold an Australian permanent residence visa.
12 Includes the 10 countries of permanent home residence with highest number of international student enrolments for 2012.
13 All Data includes reciprocal exchanges with overseas partner universities, intercampus exchange between Australia, Sunway and
South Africa campuses, study abroad programs, Prato programs and other credit international experiences. The 2012 data
additionally captures other non-credit international experiences and includes HDR students.
14 All data includes reciprocal exchange and study abroad. The 2012 data additionally captures other credit /non-credit international
experiences and includes HDR students and non-Monash students at Prato..
Campuses
Berwick www.berwick.monash.edu
Cauleld www.cauleld.monash.edu
Clayton www.clayton.monash.edu
Gippsland www.gippsland.monash.edu
Parkville www.parkville.monash.edu
Peninsula www.peninsula.monash.edu
South Africa www.south-africa.monash.edu
Sunway, Malaysia www.sunway.monash.edu
Centres
IITB Monash Research Academy, India www.iitbmonash.org
Prato Centre, Italy www.monash.it
Southeast University Monash University Joint Graduate School (Suzhou), China
monash.edu/study/campuses/china.html
AUSTRALIA CHINA INDIA ITALY MALAYSIA SOUTH AFRICA
Monash University in brief
Monash University enrolled its rst students at the Clayton
campus in 1961 when the University consisted of the faculties of
Arts, Economics and Politics, Engineering, Medicine and Science.
It is now Australias largest university with over 63,000 students
enrolled at its six Australian campuses at Berwick, Cauleld,
Clayton, Gippsland, Parkville and Peninsula and its overseas
campuses in Sunway (Malaysia) and South Africa.
The University engages in an extensive range of high quality
research and provides a wide range of undergraduate and
postgraduate programs via conventional and exible study modes
including distance education and intensive learning modules.
Today, almost 10,000 students study off-campus.
The Universitys research and coursework programs, many
of which are multi-disciplinary, are currently provided through
ten faculties: Art, Design and Architecture, Arts, Business and
Economics, Education, Engineering, Information Technology,
Law, Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Pharmacy and
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Science.
Monash University is a richly diverse and multicultural community
serving Indigenous and recent Australians together with students
from over one hundred countries. The latter, mainly from Malaysia,
China, Indonesia, and Singapore, make up some 35 per cent of
all enrolments. Almost 9000 students are enrolled in programs
outside of Australia, mainly in the Asia Pacic region.
The information presented in this document comes from the
annual student, staff, research and nance statistical collections
submitted to the Department of Industry, Innovation, Climate
Change, Science, Research and Tertiary Education ( DIICCSRTE),
Monash annual reports and reports compiled by Universities
Australia.
Further information can be obtained from:
University Planning and Statistics
Monash University, Clayton, Victoria 3800, Australia
Telephone: +61 3 9905 9659
Email: web.planning@monash.edu
opq.monash.edu
Student enrolments
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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total enrolments 56 573 59 925 62 550 63 338 63 022
Course attendance mode
On-campus 46 933 50 259 52 554 53 358 53 281
Off-campus 6 627 6 695 6 662 6 180 5 822
Multi-modal 3 013 2 971 3 334 3 800 3 919
Co-ordinating campus
Berwick 1 847 1 994 2 011 2 049 2 018
Cauleld 13 290 14 328 14 592 14 329 14 151
Clayton 25 696 26 689 27 653 28 089 28 208
Gippsland 4 827 4 430 4 296 4 205 3 894
Parkville 1 494 1 596 1 677 1 678 1 731
Peninsula 3 465 3 915 4 337 4 281 4 101
South Africa 1 636 2 166 2 617 2 990 2 888
Sunway 4 318 4 807 5 367 5 717 6 031
Commencement status
Commencing 19 448 22 169 21 904 21 680 21 286
Returning 37 125 37 756 40 646 41 658 41 736
Course type
Higher degree research 3 600 3 933 4 211 4 463 4 569
Graduate/Postgraduate 12 141 12 605 12 811 12 540 12 226
Undergraduate 40 054 42 720 44 832 45 825 45 770
Non-award 778 667 696 510 457
Managing faculty
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Art, Design and Architecture 1 435 1 582 1 686 1 730 1 722
Arts 8 855 9 534 10 130 10 325 10 159
Business and Economics 17 149 18 079 18 123 17 342 16 482
Education 4 403 4 625 4 872 4 915 5 109
Engineering 4 536 4 618 4 809 5 350 5 523
Information Technology 3 115 3 193 3 206 3 106 2 965
Law 3 110 3 245 3 362 3 518 3 525
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences 8 505 9 260 9 985 10 378 10 472
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 1 502 1 644 1 764 1 819 1 910
Science 3 944 4 125 4 592 4 833 5 130
Other 19 20 21 22 25
Gender
Female 32 019 33 917 35 468 35 822 35 606
Male 24 554 26 008 27 082 27 516 27 416
1 Enrolment gures are based on full year data as reported to DIICCSRTE.
2 The managing faculty is the faculty responsible for managing individual courses. A student is enrolled through one particular faculty,
but the load generated may be spread across multiple teaching faculties. Managing faculty data reects current course ownership
Student load (EFTSL)
3
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total load 42 826 46 231 48 553 49 591 49 626
Commencement status
Commencing 14 681 17 186 17 007 17 131 16 982
Returning 28 144 29 045 31 546 32 460 32 644
Course type
Higher degree research 2 372 2 599 2 869 3 029 3 113
Graduate/Postgraduate 6 556 6 890 7 081 7 037 7 043
Undergraduate 33 584 36 450 38 288 39 363 39 310
Non-award 314 292 316 163 161
Funding source
Commonwealth supported 22 634 24 313 25 692 26 272 26 974
Domestic fee-paying ( FEE-HELP) 1 389 1 344 1 325 1 335 1 404
Domestic fee-paying (no FEE-HELP) 1 513 1 273 1 089 1 016 870
Domestic tuition fee-exempt students 96 113 91 85 68
Non-award 93 81 69 61 56
Overseas fee-paying 15 478 17 407 18 467 18 966 18 350
Research Training Scheme 1 622 1 699 1 820 1 857 1 904
Teaching campus
Berwick 1 312 1 425 1 469 1 462 1 425
Cauleld 9 444 10 376 10 623 10 454 10 169
Clayton 20 209 21 138 22 068 22 526 22 959
Gippsland 3 062 2 966 2 974 3 066 3 002
Parkville 1 196 1 254 1 253 1 228 1 238
Peninsula 2 575 2 951 3 261 3 213 3 105
South Africa 1 382 1 898 2 206 2 561 2 500
Sunway 3 645 4 222 4 699 5 081 5 227
Teaching faculty
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Art, Design and Architecture 1 271 1 416 1 483 1 510 1 510
Arts 7 118 7 830 8 221 8 600 8 694
Business and Economics 12 984 14 058 14 249 14 105 13 255
Education 2 748 3 005 3 184 3 231 3 428
Engineering 3 147 3 263 3 504 3 482 3 572
Information Technology 2 263 2 372 2 425 2 304 2 196
Law 1 859 1 945 1 969 2 058 2 092
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences 7 215 7 924 8 689 9 300 9 687
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 1 176 1 269 1 228 1 206 1 219
Science 3 003 3 109 3 580 3 754 3 935
Other 41 41 22 42 38
3 Figures are the equivalent full-time study load ( EFTSL) undertaken by students for the whole academic year. Load gures
are based on full year data as reported to DIICCSRTE.
4 The teaching faculty is the faculty responsible for individual units and therefore teaching the load. A student is enrolled
through one particular faculty or campus, but the load generated may be spread across multiple teaching faculties. Teaching
faculty data reects overall teaching responsibility.
Staff (FTE)
5
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
All staff
6
7 261 7 589 7 793 7 671 8 162
Gender
Female 3 957 4 174 4 301 4 262 4 576
Male 3 304 3 415 3 492 3 408 3 586
Classication
Academic 3 636 3 801 3 776 3 528 3 565
Professional 3 625 3 788 4 017 4 143 4 596
Tenure
Tenured 3 588 3 656 3 572 3 440 3 819
Limited term 2 608 2 823 2 987 2 972 3 094
Casual 1 065 1 111 1 234 1 258 1 249
Academic staff 3 636 3 801 3 776 3 528 3 565
Gender
Female 1 682 1 799 1 769 1 602 1 630
Male 1 954 2 002 2 008 1 926 1 936
Function
Teaching and research 1 648 1 708 1 667 1 443 1 528
Teaching only 513 568 633 849 892
Research only 1 420 1 482 1 439 1 176 1 084
Other 55 43 37 59 61
Level
Professor and above ( Level E and above) 317 343 365 388 406
Associate professor ( Level D) 306 308 306 289 321
Senior lecturer ( Level C) 641 663 681 645 661
Lecturer ( Level B) 857 908 945 891 876
Lecturer ( Level A) 850 871 710 543 552
Casual 665 708 769 772 749
Teaching faculty
Art, Design and Architecture 81 79 81 78 87
Arts 440 428 447 408 430
Business and Economics 548 561 555 573 571
Education 148 159 158 159 164
Engineering 307 309 305 276 262
Information Technology 146 149 153 153 152
Law 77 79 77 83 96
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences 1 312 1 429 1 397 1 178 1 154
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 121 132 144 164 161
Science 348 366 360 349 369
Other 108 109 99 107 119
Staff ratios
Student:Staff
7
17.01 17.23 17.97 18.21 17.39
Academic:Professional
8
1.05 1.05 0.97 0.88 0.80
5 Figures are the full-time equivalent ( FTE) and include DIICCSRTE non-reportable staff employed in independent
operations (147 in 2008, 155 in 2009, 117 in 2010, 112 in 2011 and 125 in 2012).
6 DIICCSRTE reportable staff gures given here do not include staff employed at Monash Sunway ( Malaysia) and Monash
South Africa. The staff headcount gures for 2012 for these campuses are 691 and 283 respectively.
7 The Student: Staff ratio is calculated using the DIICCSRTE IPP Academic including casual methodology. This denition
excludes offshore and work experience in industry load. Student Staff Ratio ( SSR) calculations include academic staff
employed in Academic Organisation Units (AOU) and include both full-time/fractional full-time and casual staff employed
in Teaching only and Teaching and research functions. Staff employed in independent operations have been excluded.
8 This ratio shows the concentration of professional staff compared to core business academic staff and gives an
indication of the level of support provided to enable academic work of the University. The inclusion of casual staff gives a
complete view of the workforce.