That's for Business. Monash Clayton offer Bachelor of Commerce while Cauffield and starting this year Peninsula offers Bachelor of Business which both have higher entry requirements to enter than the others and requires year 12 math as a pre-requisite rather than year 11 maths like Sunway and the others which offer Bachelor of Business & Commerce.

In the case of Engineering they offer the same course which is Bachelor of Engineering in both Sunway and Clayton, as far as I know Monash only offers Engineering programmes in Sunway & Clayton and none in any other campus of Monash except for Bachelor of Civil and Environmental Engineering in Gippsland . There's also a lot of other types of Engineering degres available in Clayton that's not available in any other Monash Campus like Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering,Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering, Bachelor of Environmental Engineering, Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering and Bachelor of Software Engineering.

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: Jan 9 2011, 03:05 AM

Monash is basically across the street from Sunway University. It'll take you 10-15 minutes to walk from the entrance of Sunway to Monash. From pyramid the bus would pass by Monash first before it arrives at Sun U.

not sure you would have to check with Monash and whether their syllabus match and all.

Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Commerce have a year 12 Math Pre-requisite. Bachelor of Business & Commerce only needed Year 11 Maths.

Australian Universities mainly have two semesters in a year.
One semester from late February to around June/July.
Then the second semester is from late July to November.

You can take a summer semester if you want from December to Feb.

Monash also follows this system
http://www.adm.monash.edu/execserv/about/p...s/prdsemda.html

It's not a new requirement. Year 12 math has been needed for years to get into Bachelor of Commerce in Clayton or Bachelor of Business in Cauffield and now in Peninsula as well.

Go and check the equivalency here
http://www.buseco.monash.edu.au/undergrad/in2monash/

like I said before use this
http://www.buseco.monash.edu.au/undergrad/in2monash/
There will be a part where you can check what subjects are equivalent to the year 12 math pre-requisite.

It does matter if you have already did a year 12 equivalent subject.
For example if you did SAM before and did Math so you would have cleared the year 12 math pre-requisite.

The person probably assumed most people there have not cleared it since the Bachelor of Business & Commerce which is offered in Sunway only requires year 11 math.

Go according to your offer letter. The earlier one is probably for returning students?

lol there will be some pieces which are important. It's not that long so you guys should just endure it ^^"

Imagine KL where KLCC,Pavilion all those stuff as the CBD like in Aussie. Suburbs are where all those residential areas are. For KL some examples would be like Wangsa Maju, Bandar Tun Razak, Setiawangsa, Sungai Besi etc.

The researches done have very little impact on undergraduate students. It's more important for post grads.

Since Monash Sunway is a full fledged campus you don't need to go to Aussie to finish your Degree.
You can transfer to Aussie for certain programmes after doing some time in Monash Sunway or if you can try going on exchange for a semester while paying Malaysian fees then come back to Malaysia though places for those are limited so for both you need to have certain results.

Check here
http://www.buseco.monash.edu.au/undergrad/in2monash/
to see if the math you did in pre-u is recognized by Monash as equivalent to year 12 math or not.

Monash doesn't need to collaborate with other Unis in terms of offering a Degree. In the first place Monash came to Malaysia due to a collaboration with Sunway then MOHE invited to open a full fledged campus in Malaysia. It's already a godd University which is part of Australia's group of 8.

Double Major means you have two concentrations in your Degree, usually in a business degree you'll be able to take enough subjects to do 1 major plus enough electives to form another major or two minors. You'll only get one degree but in your transcripts it'll mention you majored in this two fields if you choose two major in two things.

Double Degree means you are doing two degrees at the same time for example a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of IT. You'll still do the same amount of subjects as somebody doing one degree but it'll take longer for you to graduate since you need to fulfill the requirements of both degrees. You'll be doing equal amount of subjects for each degree each semester. For two degrees that each would take three years to graduate from would take four years to finish if done as a double degree. At the end when you graduate you will get two degrees.

That is if both degrees are 3 years. If one of them is 4 years then combined with a 3 year degree would become 5 years for a double degree.

If your paying around 30k a year then a double degree which is one year more than a normal degree would cost you 30k more on tuition fees

no, there's no difference for the first three years unless of course say you do an engineering degree with a business degree than the tuition fee for the engineering subjects would be more than than the business subjects.
What I meant was total fees when you finish the course.

Total of 3 SGP academic subjects excluding local language.

Basically you add the GPA for three subjects. If you have 3As then each is 4.0 so it becomes 12.

So if you need 8.67 then you need something like BBB-, AB-C or any combination that'll get you that amount

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Added on March 9, 2011, 5:36 pmbasically there's no twinning programmes at all in Monash Sunway. They are all individual full programmes. You'll be looking at doing an inter-campus transfer if you want to transfer over to Australia.

This post has been edited by Hikari0307: Mar 9 2011, 05:36 PM

if you want faster than choose from one of the one year pre-u programmes like CPU,CIMP,Ausmat,SAM etc. shop around to find a place that's in your budget.
You want cheap go for STPM though it's not short.
A-Levels is not that short as well but if you want cheap you can go and do it in TAR College or something.

There is no Foundation courses at all being run in Monash University. However there is a foundation course for Monash which is the Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) offered by Sunway University across the street =D

Diploma grads are always handled on a case-by-case basis.
it's RM37,000 per year for Bachelor of Commerce and RM31,000 per year for Bachelor of Business and Commerce

generally speaking it's possible.
It's on a case-by-case basis as different universities and even different faculties in one university might have different policies and views regarding credit transfer.