Please note that the course prerequisites of the Bachelor of Agriculture for 2010 entry are: VCE Units 3 and 4 – a study score of at least 30 in English (ESL) or at least 25 in any other English and a study score of at least 25 in Mathematical Methods (or Specialist Mathematics), or equivalent.
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2010 will see the final intake of first-year students into the Bachelor of Arts (Media and Communications). Places will be available in both Semester 1 and Semester 2, 2010. The option for Honours study will be available for qualified students. It will not be possible to defer a first-year offer for the Bachelor of Arts [...]
Please note there will be no intake for the Bachelor of Music Theatre from 2010. More information about undergraduate study options from 2010 and beyond.
Choosing the right course and university can be a difficult decision to make. By far the best thing you can do to prepare yourself for university is to research all your options.
Stay true to your interests and passions. Choose a course that excites and interests you and one that will lead you [...]
“We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology.”
Carl Sagan
Astronomer/Astrochemist
David Jennens
Bachelor of Science, Second Year student
Working in the Physics laboratory
If you want to play an important part in your era, you have to be able to keep up with it. We need [...]
In addition to the 2010 National Undergraduate Course Guide, the University also produces a suite of six Undergraduate Course Information brochures providing detailed undergraduate course information and pathways to employment and further study for 2010 entry in specific disciplines.
The Undergraduate Course Information brochures in Business and Commerce, and Arts are now available.
The Undergraduate Course [...]
When choosing a course, look beyond the name of a degree. With the broad range of study areas available in each of our undergraduate degrees, there are many more options than you ever imagined! Our undergraduate degrees provide you with more opportunities to build your chosen career and more pathways to pursue further study. If [...]
The University of Melbourne’s extensive research program makes us the second largest research institute in Australia after the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). Our projects have resulted in many significant developments that impact on everyday life.
Bionic ear – Developed by Professor Graeme Clark, the bionic ear has been implanted in over 120 000 [...]
Did you know that Professor Kwong Lee Dow AC (former Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Education at the University of Melbourne) will head an expert panel to investigate how Victoria could in the future guarantee every school leaver a place at university or TAFE?
Professor Kwong Lee Dow is the namesake for the University’s Kwong Lee Dow [...]
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Central to the Melbourne Model is the provision of a range of facilities and support services to enhance the Melbourne Experience for our students.
Some development and renovation projects have been completed such as selected Student Centres and the Economics and Commerce building, however a number of projects are well underway as the University continues to [...]
Professor Liz Sonenberg
Dean, Faculty of Science
Faculty of Science Dean’s Award Ceremony
The Faculty of Science acknowledged its high achieving students and staff at their recent annual Dean’s Award ceremony. Student prizes were awarded for top marks in all undergraduate science degrees, and scholarships were provided to early researchers in botany, chemistry, earth sciences, genetics, mathematics, information [...]