The three 12 credit point units (POM5101, POM5102, POM5103) are quite intensive and we suggest 20 to 24 hours per week of study commitment for each unit to view the lectures, complete the reading packages and dedication to research in answering the course work (essays, group discussions and short answer questions).

The two 6 credit point units (POM5105, POM5106) are less intensive but still require a suggested minimum of 10 to 15 hours study dedication for each unit.

Intermission (study leave) can be granted for up to 12 months (i.e. two semesters either taken together or separately) during the duration of your study. An Intermission Application Form will need to be completed and sent to the course administrator.

Enrolled students receive a Welcome Package to their Monash student email account one week prior to the official semester start date. Unit content is released on a weekly basis (as appropriate) and assessment tasks have a set release date and due date. Content is unable to be released outside of this period. If you have planned leave during the semester you will need to manage your study commitments as required.

For all unit’s, access to the unit material/web closes immediately after the end of the semester.

Please refer to the Monash official semester start and finish date Semester Dates

Course material is only available for the duration of the semester study period.

Please contact us during 9AM – 5PM AEST weekdays via
03 9903 0321 or email med-periopmedicine@monash.edu

Yes, subject to unit availability and course progression. Please contact us for more information.

Please contact us to assist via the email address med-periopmedicine@monash.edu or +613 9903 0321 (9am to 5pm AEST).

Fees are charged per unit/s enrolled each semester. Students can pay fees each semester or full year enrolment. Statements are issued from 4+ weeks prior to semester commencement. The Monash Fees Department manages all student Fees. For further information and contact details go to http://monash.edu/fees

This is accessed through your WES (Web Enrolment System) account or by contacting the Monash Fees Department

Students have until the census date at the beginning of each semester to withdraw from unit/s without financial or academic penalty (student amenity fees may still apply). The census date is when the University finalises your enrolment. If you withdraw after the census date you forfeit paid fees and are likely to incur an academic penalty. Census Information

The course is Domestic Full Fee only. CSP (Commonwealth Supported Places) are not available. Students can apply for FEE-HELP if they are eligible to do so. Please see this link for further information

Please contact us during 9AM – 5PM AEST weekdays via
03 9903 0321 or email med-periopmedicine@monash.edu