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The Peninsula A-Z of Where to Go and Who to KnowA | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z BookshopLocated on the ground floor of the Student Union building, the MONSU The Campus Bookstore caters for all your academic needs. The Bookstore also has a range Monash merchandise, stationery, cards and gifts. Telephone (03) 9783 6932 or www.thecampusbookstore.com.au Child CareMonash Peninsula Early Childhood Centre offers long day child care for children of staff, students and the public. Open Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 6pm, the centre has consistently achieved the highest standards of excellence endorsed by the National Childcare Accreditation Council. The centre offers programs for all children under six as well as a government-funded kindergarten program for four year-olds. Telephone (03) 9904 4124. Clubs and SocietiesJoining a club is a great way to meet people and expand your university experience. There are many clubs and societies to choose from on campus. Visit the club tables set up around campus during Week 1 of semester for further details. For enquiries, telephone (03) 9904 4217 or (03) 9783 4555. Disability Liaison UnitA range of support services is available to students under the Monash University Disability Support Program. Support provided may include note-taking, AUSLAN interpreting, arranging alternative formats, use of adaptive technology rooms and negotiating Alternative Arrangements for Assessments (AAAs). These supports are organised through the Disability Liaison Unit (DLU). Students wishing to access these services must register with the DLU and provide appropriate current medical documentation to determine eligibility. A Disability Liaison Officer is available on Thursday mornings at the Peninsula campus. For inquiries or to make an appointment, contact Health, Wellbeing and Development on (03) 9904 4223, or you can email the DLU at dlu@adm.monash.edu.au. Fitness CentreThe Monash Sport Fitness Centre is a state of the art facility offering a very personal atmosphere. Our fitness professionals can put together a training regime that will cater to your specific fitness needs. We also offer a variety of group fitness classes,catering for all levels of fitness. We have a range of membership types and payment options available. Best of all, great student rates are offered. The Centre is located on the ground floor of building U. Website: www.sport.monash.edu.au/fitness/gymnasium-peninsula.html Telephone: (03) 9904 4496 Food, Catering and EntertainingWhen it's time for a break from study, chill out and catch up with friends in the Upperdeck Cafe or Seahorse Tavern. The cafe offers a range of tasty snacks for any time of the day, or alternatively check out the Seahorse Tavern, the on-campus licensed bistro. The tavern also hosts a variety of evening events staged by MONSU Peninsula, clubs and other student groups. These include comedy nights, band nights and the wild Peninsula ball. Watch out around campus for posters advertising these events. Both the cafe and the tavern are located on the upper level of Building U. Health ServiceGeneral practitioners and a nurse are available for general medical needs as well as immunisations including travel vaccinations. The practice is located within the Health, Wellbeing and Development Hub, ground floor building A, and will bulk bill all local students, and international students with current private health insurance. Phone (03) 9904 4615 or (03) 9904 4223. Health, Wellbeing and DevelopmentThe Health Wellbeing and Development ‘Hub’ at Peninsula includes the Health Service and provides professional counselling and advice on personal and study-related matters, student loans and grants, chaplaincy, family and child care advice, and international student support. Health, Wellbeing and Development aims to provide support and advice to students and staff on emotional, psychological, health, financial, accommodation, religious/spiritual, child care and physical concerns to enhance their academic performance and community life on campus. Contact Health, Wellbeing and Development on (03) 9904 4223, or visit the ground floor of building A. International Student Support is part of the ‘HWD’ Hub and provides expert advice and assistance to meet the special needs of international students regarding: settling in and commencing studies; relevant government regulations and making cultural adjustments to enhance the living and studying experience in Australia. Contact (03) 9904 4223 or visit the ‘HWD Hub’. ITS Service DeskThe ITS Service Desk is located on the second floor of Building A and is open during semester Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. The ITS Service Desk can assist with things such as password or computer account enquiries, dealing with viruses and spyware, connecting to the wireless network and using lab facilities. Computer labs are available throughout the campus and the university (you can use general access labs at other Monash campuses), but first you need an Authcate password. Ask a host or your mentor to help you set one up or attend the ITS session or ‘Open Lab’ during Orientation. For a quick surf of the web or to check emails, there is also an internet cafe located in the Upperdeck Cafe. All you need for access is your Authcate password. Lab hours change all the time, so check out the website at http://www.its.monash.edu.au/students/ for up-to-date details. To access help, visit http://my.monash.edu.au/askmonash/ or contact (03) 9904-4777. Learning SkillsIf you have specific questions about your academic work in terms of writing style; referencing; approaches to assignments; or time management etc., we encourage you to come without an appointment to a library drop-in session for a brief 10 to 15 minute consultation with the learning skills adviser. The times for these drop-in session times are advertised on the library web site. Bring your work with you. New and international students may find these sessions particularly useful. Classes will also be run during the semester on topics including referencing; assignment planning and writing; efficient reading, listening and note-taking strategies; exam preparation; and time organisation. These classes and workshops are scheduled throughout the semester and you should register on line to attend. Information about learning skills services can be found at www.lib.monash.edu.au/learning-skills/ LibraryThe library provides a range of quality resources, services and facilities to support your study. You can visit the library in building L during Orientation on a host tour, or just drop in for a quick look around at any time. We have made a vodcast available on the library webpage with quick tips about using the library, and our staff are always happy to give you a hand with any queries. Also, you can use the website to book into our classes, to help you get started with your assignments, to use the catalogue and the electronic resources for your research and to find out about borrowing at www.lib.monash.edu.au Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA)The Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) represents and serves the interests and welfare of postgraduates enrolled on all Victorian campuses by providing activities and services to cater to their specific needs. MPA offices are located in Room 1-51, first floor, Campus Centre, Clayton campus and Room HB33, basement, Building H, Caulfield campus. To make an appointment on other campuses please contact the MPA office between 9am and 5pm on 9905 3197, or visit the website at www.monash.edu.au/students/mpa Monash Residential ServicesFor assistance with on and off-campus accommodation needs, please contact Monash Residential Services via telephone (03) 9904-4338, email MRS, visit the MRS web site, or come and see us at Level 2, Building C. Monash Student Union (MONSU)Students are the lifeblood of the campus, and the student representatives at MONSU (the student union at Peninsula) are fantastic at making sure all students get the most out of their time here. MONSU reps run a range of events and activities throughout the year. They are also there to act as advocates for student rights. Any student can be involved in the student union. It's a great way to make the most of your time at uni as well as make new friends and have fun. For information, contact (03) 9904 4217. MONSU Peninsula Service DeskThe Service Desk provides a range of reasonably priced or free services for students, including photocopying, binding, laminating, faxing, phone cards, Met cards, locker hire, postage services, newspapers, photo ID and much more. The Service Desk is also a central contact point for MONSU Peninsula student representatives, including OSS, and for student clubs on campus. The Service Desk is located on the ground floor of Building U. Monash University Careers and EmploymentSo you've made it to uni, but now you're not sure where your course is taking you? Monash University Careers and Employment is the place to go all year round for information on career planning and assistance with decision-making, job-seeking, interview skills and resume preparation. The job library is also a great source of reference information. Monash University Careers and Employment is located on the ground floor of Building A in the Health, Wellbeing and Development Hub. Call (03) 9904 4223 to arrange an appointment. Overseas Student ServicesThe Overseas Student Service (OSS) is an elected student body that exists to serve and represent the international students at Peninsula. The OSS office is located in Building U and can be contacted through MONSU on (03) 9904 4217 or (03) 9783 4555. The OSS also produces a magazine by international students, for international students, called OSSEcho. Look out for it during Orientation. Postgraduate StudentsThe Struan Postgraduate Centre is located in Building S, adjacent to the Library and Campus Administration buildings at the Peninsula Campus. All postgraduate students and Honours students from any Monash campus can register to use the general facilities of the centre including computing resources. The centre provides postgraduate and honours students with a wide range of facilities and services which are listed below:
Quiet RoomA quiet room has been set aside for prayer, reflection and meditation on the ground floor of Building A (Room A1.19). The room will be open during business hours and no booking is required. Sport – Monash SportMonash sport provides a large range of fun sporting options to keep you active and fulfil your competitive drive. At the Monash Fitness Centre you are able to hire sporting equipment as well as make bookings for the basketball hall, hockey pitch, tennis courts, table tennis, badminton and volleyball. Monash Sport run lunchtime and evening social sporting competitions during semester. Sports on offer include mixed netball, men’s and women’s 6 a side soccer, 3 on 3 basketball, 6’s cricket and touch football. So grab a few friends together and enter a team or register as an individual, it is a great way of meeting new people. Monash Sport also offer opportunities to participate in inter campus and inter university sporting competitions through the Monash Metro Games and the Australian University Games.Website: www.sport.monash.edu Telephone: (03) 9904 4496 Student AssistanceStudent Assistance staff can help students with their academic and/ or administrative concerns. We provide information, advice, referrals and, if necessary, assistance and/or advocacy for academic meetings or hearings regarding your university study. We can assist you in the following areas:
Appointments can be made at the Service Desk, U Building or call (03) 9904 4217. Student Assistance for PostgraduatesThe Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) provides professional and confidential advice to postgraduates on a range of issues including: administration, supervision, intellectual property, course quality, intermissions and extensions, assessment, resources, plagiarism, scholarships, thesis examination processes, faculty grievance processes. To make an appointment with one of the MPA advocacy staff, please contact (03) 9905 3197 or email Zuzana.Quinn@adm.monash.edu.au. Student Magazine - PhatThe student mag Phat, is aimed at Peninsula campus students and highlights student-run events, parties and other topics of interest. Pick up a copy from the MONSU Service Desk. Student OmbudsmanThe Student Ombudsman will review student complaints that have not been able to be resolved through the faculty or department processes. The Student Ombudsman is independent and impartial and is not an advocate for the University or the student. All matters brought to the Student Ombudsman are treated in confidence. See www.ombudsman.monash.edu.au or phone 9905 3104. Student Service CentreThe Student Service Centre at Peninsula can assist students with the following services:
The Service Centre is located on Level 2 of Building C and can be contacted on (03) 9904 4250 or (03) 9904 4290. Trips andToursMonash Sport Trips & Tours gives you the opportunity to experience the amazing attractions of Australia, together will lots of fun people and quality tour leaders. Traveling in comfort on our great buses and with our informative guides, you can get up close and personal with unique Australian wildlife and habitat. Whether you want to be friends with a koala, watch the penguins come ashore, experience the unique Australian scenery or spend the day visiting fine wineries, Trips & Tours can take you there. For more information visit the trips and tours website www.sport.monash.edu.au/tripsandtours/index.html A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |