This year’s Prato Campus Week finishes off with the legendary Prato Campus Run on Friday 20 April at 7.30pm. Monash students are invited to join students from the Universities of PIN (University of Florence) and New Haven to participate in a non-competitive 5km run (or walk, as preferred!) through the historic streets of the centre of Prato.
The three month program – which consists of 16 units distributed across three blocks of study – will officially commence on 9 April with a general induction and welcome reception.
On 19 April the Monash University Prato Centre in Via Pugliesi will once again open its doors to welcome not only the local community and students of Prato, but also to overseas students visiting from Australia, America, France, Israel and Canada.
Now in its 8th year, Open Day provides a unique opportunity for Monash students to interact with students from the neighbouring Universities of New Haven and PIN (University of Florence) and is an integral part of the annual Prato Campus Week.
Any new visitor to Prato must include the Textile Museum in their site-seeing to do list and now there's a further incentive. Over twenty spectacular costumes 'fit for a queen' are the subject of the museum's latest temporary exhibition Marie Antoinette: The Oscar-winning costumes of a Queen, which runs from 11 February to 27 May 2018. Director Sophia Coppola won an Oscar for the film in 2007, while world-renowned costume designer Milena Canonero, was the creator of these extraordinary garments made in Italy at a specialised cinematographic and theatrical production wor
The International Professional Experience Program has just concluded its 4th edition and once again it has been a huge success among the local schools involved.
We are pleased to launch the new edition of our Guide to the Monash Prato Centre, designed for Monash Prato students, students who are planning to study in Prato and other visitors who are curious to know more about the Monash Prato Centre and the city of Prato.
The group, enrolled in “The European Union from Consensus to Crisis”, was accompanied by Professor Ben Wellings and spent four weeks at the Monash Prato Centre.
The live stream of John Henderson's lecture.
Representing Infirmity: Diseased Bodies in Renaissance and Early Modern Italy
Monash Prato Centre, Thursday-Friday 14-15 December, 9:45am
As the Australia/ Pacific regional hub of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, Monash University is committed to mobilising global scientific and technological expertise to promote practical solutions for sustainable development.
The Monash Business and Sustainability Network aims to create links between researchers across the world in order to tackle the major issues facing the world today from a truly global and multidisciplinary perspective.
