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Graduate student facilities

A graduate student common room is located in Room G24, ground floor, Scott Building.

Facilities include:

  • kitchenette – hot water boiler, tea & coffee, microwave, sandwich press, fridge and freezer
  • TV
  • subscriptions to Time magazine, New Scientist and The Age
  • phone

Laptop Loan Program

Are you having technical issues with your laptop or have you recently lost your laptop? The PPA has a number of laptops available on Parkville campus, which are exclusively available to Monash graduate students to borrow for up to two weeks for study purposes.

Please reach out to Nimna.Perera@monash.edu to find out more or make arrangements to loan a laptop.

Take note:

  • Students are limited to borrowing one laptop at any given time for a maximum period of two weeks, at which point they must return the laptop. If there are no subsequent bookings then the student may request to extend their booking.
  • If all laptops are loaned out, students can be added to a waitlist and will be contacted when there is a laptop available for them.
  • Graduate students will need to read the terms and conditions outlined for this program and leave a photocopy of their student ID with the PPA at the time of borrowing.
  • The laptops can be borrowed within PPA hours.
  • If there are any problems with the laptop, bring it back to the PPA to resolve, please do not try to fix it yourself.
  • For the Portable Device Loan Agreement, click HERE.

Graduate student notice board

There is a graduate student notice board in the foyer of the Scott building. Scholarship information and job opportunities are often posted here.


C L Butchers Pharmacy Library

The CL Butchers Pharmacy Library is located Manning building, Parkville Campus.

The Library offers workshops on a wide range of topics.

The Library has subject specialist librarians who offer expert advice on finding and using information resources. When you need help with general study, assessment or academic writing, or academic English, book in a 1:1 consultation with Student Academic Success (SAS).


MGA Advocacy & Academic Support Service

MGA student advocacy and academic support is a free and confidential service for all Monash Graduate students. We can provide guidance and advice on any issue relating to your study.

MGA advocates are available for free and confidential consultations via Zoom, phone or email. Students can also drop in at the office, but the advocates will be subject to availability.

Get in touch with an MGA advocate:

Contact form: Click here

Email: Click here

MGA Advocacy web page: Click here

 

 


Parkville Postgraduate Association (PPA)

The Parkville Postgraduate Association (PPA) is the representative body for graduate students at Monash University’s Parkville campus. They play a diverse and multifaceted role in all aspects of academic, cultural and social student life. As well as organising a multitude of social events, they provide a means of representation for graduate students on the Parkville campus.

Contact the PPA

Facebook

Twitter 

Instagram 

Email: MGA-PPA@monash.edu

For anonymous suggestions and comments.

2024 Parkville Postgraduate Association Committee

President
Amelia Miklavec

Vice President
Yunyang (Eileen) Zhou

Treasurer
Paulo Simon

Secretary
Bell Seminiano

Education/Careers Officer
Muhammad Bilal Hassan Mahboob
Yannee Liu
Lailaturrahmi

Wellbeing, Diversity and Inclusion
Darshna Goordeen

Marketing/Communications
Darshna Goordeen
Abbey Muller

Occupational Health and Safety Officer
Lincoln Poon

Social Officers
Rowan Pilkington
Lihaun Lin
Troy Lau

EMCR Representative
Annie Roys

General Committee Members
Showmika Supti
Mahmuda Yeasmin
Ariana Purdea
Alison Etukakpan

Graduate student common room

As a graduate student, you are able to access the PPA room (student ID card required). If you can’t get access, either email Elizabeth Stock. In the PPA room we have range of facilities you can use:

Facilities include:

  • couches and table area
  • kitchenette – hot water boiler, tea & coffee, microwave, sandwich press, fridge and freezer
  • TV & DVD player
  • speaker dock for iPhone and iPod
  • plugs
  • arcade table with hundreds classic arcade games
  • phone

PPA peer mentor program

Each year PPA runs a mentoring program. This is aimed at providing a sense of belonging within the university research culture and build a stronger link between the research students and staff. The program aims to establish a mutually beneficial support system that empowers both the mentee and the mentor. If you are interested or would like more information, please email mga-ppa@monash.edu

 

Do you have any questions or an idea for an event for Parkville students?

Get in touch with the MGA Events team today!

 

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The MGA team

Got a question or request about anything at all? Get in contact with one of our staff members – we’d love to hear from you. Alternatively, drop by the MGA office at Clayton or Caulfield so we can help!

Meet your current elected representatives

Curious to know who’s representing you at the moment? Get to know your elected representatives, what they do and how you can get involved.

Work for the MGA

The MGA employs Monash graduate students to fill the receptionist roles at the Clayton and Caulfield offices. When a vacancy arises we advertise the position through our email newsletter and on our website.

The Monash Graduate Association (MGA) is the representative body for all graduate research and coursework students enrolled at Monash University. So, what sets us apart from the University services? The MGA is an independent, not-for-profit association governed by graduate students, for graduate students. Our primary aim is to be there for you! If you can’t find what you are looking for, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

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