Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences priorities

Gifts of all sizes help transform the lives of students, researchers and educators. We welcome the opportunity to discuss ways you can tailor your gift to make the greatest impact in the area you wish to support. The following projects are the Faculty's current philanthropic priorities. Contact us to find out more.

Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute

Donate to the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute and help bring together outstanding scientists from a broad range of disciplines who will work to unlock the secrets of regenerative medicine. For more information visit the website or contact us.

Monash Institute of Medical Research

Support of the Monash Institute of Medical Research will help accelerate the discoveries that are critical to help find the causes and treatments of inflammation, cancer and the improvement of women’s, men’s and children’s health. Visit the MIMR website for more information.

Monash Obesity and Diabetes Institute

Obesity is the most critical health issue affecting Australians. Your involvement will ensure Monash Obesity and Diabetes Institute can develop breakthrough treatments that have the potential to change millions of lives.

Prostate cancer research

Monash has the opportunity to make significant advances in prostate cancer research that will allow thousands of Australian men to live healthier and longer lives. Your support will help realise this vision.

Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences Scholars Bursary

Support our Scholars Bursary to help promising young people achieve their dream of studying at Monash, despite financial and personal adversity.

MBio PhD scholarships

Your support of MBio PhD scholarships will help young people conduct research with the potential to solve the world’s biggest health problems.

Teaching, learning, research and student support

School for Indigenous Health

There is a significant gap between the health of Indigenous people and the rest of Australia. Your donation to the School for Indigenous Health will help bridge this gap.