Corporate Body

School of Physics and Materials Engineering (c. 2001 - )

Monash University

From
c. 2001
Australia
Functions
Education

Summary

Monash University's School of Physics and Materials Engineering was formed as a result of a merger between the Department of Physics and the Department of Materials Engineering. The School is part of both the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Engineering.

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  - c. 2001 Department of Physics
 1960s - c. 2001 Department of Materials Engineering
       c. 2001 - School of Physics and Materials Engineering

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Ailie Smith

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