Monash Studies Abroad
HSY3165/4165/HYM4165 Final Journey
An intensive Study Abroad unit that follows the road to Auschwitz

Dates: 25 June to 11 July 2010
Itinerary: Includes Berlin, Prague, Krakow, Lublin, Zamosc, Vilnius, Bialystok, Warsaw.
For the complete itinerary, please click here [pdf 122kb]
Lecturer: Assoc. Professor Mark Baker, Director of Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation and Coordinator, Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Co-ordinator: Sue Hampel, tutor in Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
For: This unit is a level 3 and 4 Arts intensive unit for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Students undertaking study at Prato are also eligible.
Eligibility: Monash students who will be chosen on the basis of early interest and academic merit. Priority will be given to postgraduate students.
To apply: Download and complete Application Form [pdf 77kb].
Information Sessions: Tuesday 27 October 2009, 12–1pm, ACJC, Building H, level 8, Caulfield Campus Or Wednesday 28 October, 12–1pm, Law Building (Building 12), Room L4, Clayton Campus.
Further Information: See Frequently Asked Questions or Contact acjc@arts.monash.edu.au
For further information and all the relevant contact details, please refer to the Information for Students document [pdf 145kb]
Other Useful Forms and Links
Monash Abroad OS-Help
Booking Form [pdf 35kb]
Covermore Travel Insurance Information [pdf 224kb]
Pre-departure advice for international study programs [pdf 145kb]
HSY3195/4195/HYM4195 Israelis and Palestinians: Between War and Peace
An intensive Study Abroad Unit exploring peace, conflict and reconciliation

Dates: 15-29 November 2010
Lecturer: Assoc. Professor Mark Baker, Director of Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation and Coordinator, Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
For: This unit is a level 3 and 4 Arts intensive unit for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Eligibility: Monash students who will be chosen on the basis of early interest and academic merit. Priority will be given to postgraduate students.
Information Sessions: Tuesday 27 October 2009, 12–1pm, ACJC, Building H, level 8, Caulfield Campus Or Wednesday 28 October, 12–1pm, Law Building (Building 12), Room L4, Clayton Campus.
Further Information: See Frequently Asked Questions or Contact acjc@arts.monash.edu.au
INT3140/4140/ITM4140 After Atrocity: The Holocaust, South Africa, Rwanda

Dates: June-July 2011 (to be confirmed)
Lecturers: Associate Professor Mark Baker, Director of Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation and Co-ordinator, Holocaust and Genocide Studies Program; and Professor Simon Adams, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor (International) and Head, Schools of Arts, Monash South Africa.
For: This unit is a level 3 and 4 intensive for undergraduate students of International Studies, History, Jewish Studies and graduate students of Global Studies, History and Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
Eligibility: Monash students who will be chosen on the basis of early interest and academic merit. Priority will be given to postgraduate students.
Financial Support
Financial support available through the Monash Abroad Travel Grants Scheme.For further information see www.monash.edu.au/students/studyabroad/grants/short-term/travel.html
Jewish Studies Abroad Scholarships
For details of scholarships available to students enrolled in Jewish Studies Abroad units see Scholarships & Prizes
Related Faculty/University Pages
- Undergraduate (Entry Requirements, Course Structures, How to Apply etc.)
- Scholarships and Prizes - undergraduate
- Monash University Handbooks