Corporate Body

School of Applied Sciences and Engineering (2003 - )

Monash University

From
1 January 2003
Gippsland & Frankston, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Education, Industrial or scientific research and Engineering Industry
Website
http://www.gippsland.monash.edu.au/science/

Summary

On 1 January 2003, the School of Applied Sciences and School of Engineering merged to become the School of Applied Sciences and Engineering. The School has two campuses, one in Gippsland and one in Frankston (Peninsula), and is part of the Faculty of Science, Monash University.

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 c. 1945 - 2003 Gippsland School of Engineering
       2003 - School of Applied Sciences and Engineering

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