Mature-Age & Part-Time Students

The Mature-Age and Part-Time Students Association (MAPS) is an autonomous division of the MSA that represents undergraduate mature-age, part-time and distance-education students at Clayton campus.

We understand that your needs are different to other students. MAPS is here to help you integrate into university life, be a voice for your interests and welfare, and to provide benefits for only mature-age, part-time and distance-education students.

  • About MAPS
  • MAPS Lounge
  • Our Team
  • Transparency

About MAPS

MAPS is for undergraduate students at the Clayton campus of Monash University who are:

  • mature-age: 23 years or over, or
  • part-time: studying <75% of the normal full-time load, or
  • distance-education: enrolled in an off-campus course.

 

We are an autonomous division of the MSA, run by an Executive elected by and from eligible students.

MAPS Lounge

Level 1, Campus Centre (opposite Wholefoods)

 

As an undergraduate mature-age, part-time or distance-education student you have free access to the MAPS Lounge and services including:

 

Lounge Area

Kick back and relax on a couch with your reading or maybe watch something on the at screen TV. The lounge area is a great place to chat to other MAPS members and make some new friends.

 

Kitchen

Our lounge is equipped with a fridge, microwaves and hot water. There is also a stock of tea, coffee, milk and snacks to enjoy.

 

Quiet Study Area

With a number of computers and desks this is a great place to focus away from the crowds in the libraries or the pressures at home.

 

Events

Our regular newsletter will keep you up to date with events which are run by the MAPS Executive during the year.

Our Team

Executive

President: Alex Self

Secretary: Olivia Secoulidis

Treasurer: Vacant

Activities: Vacant

Communications Officer: Vacant

Welfare Officer: Vacant

Immediate Past President: Amy Grayson

Contact Us

Transparency

Governing Documents

 

Elections

Coming in semester 2.

 

Other Documents

Members are entitled to inspect relevant documents of MAPS. See rule 73 of the Constitution for more details.