Brand new online handbook!! Check it out now!
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Or download the PDF version!
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Honours starting 2026 Semester 1 (Full-year Honours):
Early applications are closed but we take late applications over summer up until the 6th February, 2026.
FAQ: What if I don't have my marks before the application date?
Answer: You can still apply even if you are still waiting for marks. Offers will be conditional upon getting sufficient marks in your last semester of your degree.
FAQ: Is it possible to find an Honours project over the summer break?
Answer: Yes it is. Consider filling in our EOI and/or contacting lab heads in the research handbook (above).
Honours starting 2026 Semester 2 (mid year):
Applications open on the 9th February and close in the May/June 2026 for BSc students and BMS students. Late Honours applications are possible.
Fill in our new Expression Of Interest form here for Honours in 2026 (S1 or S2)
Need to find an Honours project fill in the EOI form? Got a question about eligibility? Fill in the EOI!
Or email Michelle Dunstone (michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
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Want to try out a mini-Honours project? BCH3990 is available S1, S2 and summer semester
1) Find a project: Click on the Biochemistry Research handbook to find a project (see above 👆)
2) Enrol: Information about enrolling in BCH3990 or other Research in Action subjects can be found here: https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/research-in-action-3990-apply/home
More Info:
S1 coordinator: Max Cryle (max.cryle@monash.edu)
S2 coordinator: Andre Mu (andre.mu@monash.edu)
Summer semester coordinator and general enquiries: Adam Rose (adam.rose@monash.edu)
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Step 1: Check your third-year marks.
See if you have an average > 70 for 24 points in relevant third year Science subjects. If you are not sure: contact Michelle (michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 2: Find a project using the project Handbook.
Find a lab head willing to supervise you***. Fill in this enrolment form and get the supervisor to sign the form
Step 3: Submit enrolment form to the unit coordinator
You need coordinator approval. Contact Michelle Dunstone
(michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 4: Formally apply using eAdmission
Click here for the link to the university eAdmission page. (You should choose the option "S3701 - Bachelor of Science (Honours) /Biochemistry")
Application Open Date:
July, 2025
Early application Close Date:
14th November, 2025
Late Honours applications date:
6th February, 2026.
*** When you email lab heads, you need to provide your most recent academic transcript and a CV. The CV should contain the contact details for at least two people who are willing to act as referees (we recommend a TA for a third year subject and a workplace line manager or equivalent).
Step 1: Check your third-year marks.
See if you have an average > 70 for 24 points in relevant third year Biomed subjects or Science subjects. If you are not sure: contact Michelle (michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 2: Find a project using the project Handbook.
Find a lab head willing to supervise you***. Fill in this enrolment form and get the supervisor to sign the form
Step 3A: Submit enrolment form to the unit coordinator
You need coordinator approval. Contact Michelle Dunstone
(michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 3B: Fill in the online form:
Step 4: Formally apply using eAdmission
Click here for the link to the university eAdmission page.
Application Open Date:
July, 2025
Early application Close Date:
14th November, 2025
Late Honours applications date:
6th February, 2026.
*** When you email lab heads, you need to provide your most recent academic transcript and a CV. The CV should contain the contact details for at least two people who are willing to act as referees (we recommend a TA for a third year subject and a workplace line manager or equivalent).
Step 1: Check your third-year marks.
See if you have an average > 70 for 24 points in relevant third year Science subjects. If you are not sure: contact Michelle (michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 2: Find a project using the project Handbook.
Find a lab head willing to supervise you***. Fill in this enrolment form and get the supervisor to sign the form
Step 3: Submit enrolment form to the unit coordinator
You need coordinator approval. Contact Michelle Dunstone
(michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 4: Formally apply using eAdmission
Click here for the link to the university eAdmission page. (You should choose the option "S3701 - Bachelor of Science (Honours) /Biochemistry")
Application Open Date:
9th February, 2026
Early application Close Date:
May, 2026
Late Honours applications date:
June, 2026.
*** When you email lab heads, you need to provide your most recent academic transcript and a CV. The CV should contain the contact details for at least two people who are willing to act as referees (we recommend a TA for a third year subject and a workplace line manager or equivalent).
Step 1: Check your third-year marks.
See if you have an average > 70 for 24 points in relevant third year Biomed subjects or Science subjects. If you are not sure: contact Michelle (michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 2: Find a project using the project Handbook.
Find a lab head willing to supervise you***. Fill in this enrolment form and get the supervisor to sign the form
Step 3A: Submit enrolment form to the unit coordinator
You need coordinator approval. Contact Michelle Dunstone
(michelle.dunstone@monash.edu)
Step 3B: Fill in the online form:
Step 4: Formally apply using eAdmission
Click here for the link to the university eAdmission page.
Application Open Date:
9th February, 2026
Early application Close Date:
May, 2026
Late Honours applications date:
June, 2026.
*** When you email lab heads, you need to provide your most recent academic transcript and a CV. The CV should contain the contact details for at least two people who are willing to act as referees (we recommend a TA for a third year subject and a workplace line manager or equivalent).