Monash South Africa Orientation Week

Enrolment and Orientation

Enrolment and orientation are two weeks of events designed to help you officially start your Monash journey – so it’s really important you come along and attend all the relevant events. We’ll help you settle in and provide you with information to fully prepare you for the start of classes and life at Monash South Africa.

Your Enrolment Date

Please attend your allocated enrolment day, if you have not enrolled prior to enrolment week. If you have already enroled and have your student card, please join us for Orientation.

Semester 1 2017

Postgraduate Diplomas Master Degrees	Saturday 4 Feb
School of Social Science	Monday 13 Feb
School of Business and Economics	Tuesday 14 Feb
School of IT and Health Sciences	Wednesday 15 Feb
Foundation Programme (all streams)	Thursday 16 Feb
Honours courses	Friday 17 Feb
Orientation Week	20 – 24 Feb

Semester 2 2017

Postgraduate Diplomas Master Degrees	Saturday 8 July
School of Social Science	Monday 10 July
School of Business and Economics	Tuesday 11 July
School of IT and Health Sciences	Wednesday 12 July
Foundation Programme (all streams)	Thursday 13 July
Honours courses	Friday 14 July
Orientation Week	17 – 21 July

What To Bring On Your Enrolment Day

Proof of payment for your tuition & accommodation fees – minimum 30% payment required for local students
All original copies of your academic results (if not sent before)
Original identity document if you are South African

International Students Should Also Bring

Proof of payment for your tuition & accommodation fees – minimum 80% payment required for international students
Original passport with valid study permit (your enrolment won’t be processed without this!)
Proof of medical insurance

What About Orientation Week

We have an exciting line-up of activities and events planned for you for this week to help you settle in, learn the ropes and make new friends.

Download the Orientation Programme (pdf, 669Kb)

Why Should I Attend?

Orientation is compulsory for both new students and continuing students who are starting a new course. It’s a great opportunity to:

Make new friends and explore your new campus
Take part in activities and events
Find out about different teaching and learning processes at Monash
Learn about your classes and get to know your lecturers
Sign up for your my.monash account
Attend lab sessions, as well as the Library and Learning commons orientation
Meet your course advisers to discuss unit selection and course structure
Ask any questions you have about your studies