The Peninsula Campus of Monash University was originally a teacher's college, which opened in 1959. It was based in the historic Struan House, an early 20th-century building which is now the Monash Peninsula Postgraduate Studies Centre. The College gained independence and state funding in the early 1970s, and from 1974 was known as the State College at Frankston. During this time, it educated many teachers who went on to become quite well known in children's education, such as author Paul Jennings. In 1982, the College merged with the Caulfield Institute of Technology to form the Chisholm Institute of Technology. By the end of the decade, Federal Government reforms to higher education in Australia made it clear that smaller degree-providing institutions would have to merge with larger ones. As a result, both Caulfield and Peninsula Chisholm campuses merged with Monash University in 1990, as part of the University's massive expansion. During the 1990s, Monash Vice-Chancellor Mal Logan was able to secure tens of millions of dollars worth of government grants to undertake an expansion and redevelopment of the Peninsula Campus. Major facilities at Peninsula campus complement its teaching and research strengths. In addition to theatres, cafes, restaurants and a major library, the campus is home to the Peninsula Hockey Centre and the Peninsula Education Precinct. Further, Monash and all levels of Australian government are currently in the final stages of planning the $30 million Frankston Regional Aquatic, Health and Wellness Centre, to be located in the north-west corner of the campus.

Monash University is a highly recognised university among professionals all across the world. This is the peninsula campus, a smaller campus compared to the main clayton campus. However, there are still a number of cafes and housing on campus, and a number of courses are also completed here, for example secondary education. Still a very good university.

Smaller and quieter campus than it's Caulfield and Clayton counterparts. Beautiful bush setting with hardly any traffic (vehicles and people). Only downside are the restricted opening hours (library particularly) and limited facilities, e.g., food and recreation outlets.

if you are a international student in this campus well !!!! get ready for victimized especially by health faculty coordinators the way they endeavor to squeeze the circle around deferentially you will be shocked.

Smaller campus than the others but on the flip side its a bit quieter and relaxing. Restricted hours are a bit of a bummer though.

Absolutely awesome venue. The meeting place was very clean and tidy, both inside and outside are well maintained.

great location, very professional campus and close to all locations for students in training

Monash University Peninsula Campus, Moorooduc Hwy, Frankston VIC 3199澳洲

I go to uni here and some of the facilities are so awesome

Professional, great location, safe environment

My mum went here and she's a girlboss …

Nice campus - free parking wouldn't hurt!

Goood campus , upper deck is supreme

Always a great place to spend time.

Good stay here and all went fine

I was there to do some work

Had a awesome time. …

Great University

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