Schools & Centres
Schools
The Faculty's eight academic schools are responsible for the creation and dissemination of disciplinary knowledge through individual and group research and through the development of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programs.
- English, Communications and Performance Studies
- Geography & Environmental Science
- Historical Studies
- Humanities, Communications & Social Sciences
- Languages, Cultures and Linguistics
- Music - Conservatorium
- Philosophy & Bioethics
- Political & Social Inquiry
In Malaysia
In South Africa
Centres
Some schools incorporate Centres which have evolved as dynamic sites for the growth of interdisciplinary knowledge.
- Archaeology & Ancient History, Centre for
- Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation
- Australian Indigenous Studies, Centre for
- Australian Studies, National Centre for
- Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies, Centre for
- Global Terrorism Research Centre
- Human Bioethics, Centre for
- Japanese Language Education, Melbourne Centre for
- Japanese Studies Centre
- Language & Learning
- Monash European and EU Centre
- Islam and the Modern World, Centre for
- New Media in Language Learning, Research Centre for
- Population and Urban Research, Centre for
- Studies in Religion & Theology, Centre for
- Women's Studies and Gender Research, Centre for
Research
The Faculty is among the most internationally recognised and innovative Australian centres of research in the humanities and social sciences.
Other Organisations
Teaching
The Faculty is actively engaged in ongoing and systematic reviews of its course offerings and teaching methods, and is committed to the goals of the University's Learning and Teaching Operational Plan.