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NOTDRS aims to improve the PhD student experience within the Faculty of Biochemistry at Monash University.

 

NOTDRS host several social activities such as the monthly 'Escape the Lab'​ with pizza and drinks, lunchtime BBQ's, and evening events. The annual biochemistry student symposium and the orations by final year doctoral students provide opportunities for students to disseminate their research and develop their professional communication skills. Additionally, NOTDRS has regular contact with academic staff and can advocate on behalf of the postgraduate student body.

The NOTDRS are a friendly postgraduate student group founded to:
1. Organise networking events between students and staff
2. Provide professional development opportunities for doctoral students
3. Provide a point of contact between the Head of Department and student body
4. Organise social events to escape the lab and provide stress relief

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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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