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Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Peninsula

The Peninsula campus is a dynamic part of Monash University. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences has an exciting array of courses available at this location.

Peninsula campus is situated close to Frankston Hospital. This allows easy access to student clinical training environments.

The Peninsula campus is 40 km south of Melbourne city in the bayside suburb of Frankston, the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula. The campus was originally a teachers college and became a Monash campus in 1990. Today it has more than 3,300 students.

 

Undergraduate Medicine Courses at Peninsula Campus

 

Postgraduate Medicine Courses at Peninsula Campus


Getting to the campus

Frankston is one hour by train, or a 50 minute drive from central Melbourne. The University's shuttle bus service links Peninsula to Clayton and Berwick campuses. More...

Student accommodation

A wide range of on-campus accommodation is available, offering independent living and peer support from senior students at each residence. All bedrooms have network connections, and shared areas are cleaned weekly. More...

Study resources

The library has a large collection of resources specific to the courses taught at Peninsula (early childhood and primary education, information technology, health sciences and business). The campus is a centre for sports and outdoor recreation studies and is the home of the Centre for Ambulance and Paramedic Studies. The newly-opened Struan Postgraduate Centre provides support for postgraduate and honours students. More...

Campus lifestyle

The attractive landscaped campus has its own bookshop, bar and bistro and an internet café. The campus theatre is an ideal venue for plays, dance, concerts and conferences. More...

Sports and recreation

On-campus facilities include a fully-equipped gymnasium. There's also a tennis court, table tennis facilities and a multi-purpose hockey pitch that can be used for soccer, cricket and touch football. More...