Open Day 2009
10am-4pm, Sunday 16 August
Come along to Open Day, visit our campus, meet with staff and obtain first-hand information on all aspects of studying at the University of Melbourne!
To make the most of Open Day, visit the Open Day website and plan your day. Start at the Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions Advice marquee [...]
In 2010, students wishing to specialise in repertoire, composition, performance, musicology/ethnomusicology should choose the New Generation Bachelor of Music degree. Students wishing to specialise in improvisation should choose the Bachelor of Music Performance degree.
Visit the School of Music web site for more information about these courses.
Access Melbourne, combined special entry and access scholarships scheme
Applications are now open
VTAC timely applications for 2010 entry are now open*. Apply online via the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) web site.
Here are just some reminders to help you prepare your application.
Reminders:
Before applying, applicants should be familiar with the VTAC application process.
Applicants can list up [...]
To assist high achieving students who are financially, socially or educationally disadvantaged, the Faculty will offer two Commerce Opportunity Bursaries for students commencing the Bachelor of Commerce in 2010. This is a new bursary scheme and will be offered for the first time in 2010. Each Bursary is valued at $15,000 per annum for the [...]
“The Melbourne Model is great, you’re getting a broad overview, and you’re not locked into a five-year course. I can do French whilst still getting my core studies completed.”
Julia Donald
Bachelor of Biomedicine student
Biomedicine Scholarship recipient 2009
Five domestic undergraduate scholarships are available for commencing Bachelor of Biomedicine students in 2010. These scholarships will be to the [...]
Under the Melbourne Model, students studying a new generation undergraduate degree complete a major in a particular discipline together with subjects from outside their core program. Together with the opportunity for internships, study abroad and participation in industry projects, our degrees equip students with important skills and attributes to develop their career and be a [...]
Did you know that under the Melbourne Model, students studying a new generation undergraduate degree complete a major in a particular discipline together with subjects from outside their core program known as breadth studies?
Science is around us in our everyday lives and in a rapidly changing world, the application of science and technology is crucial. [...]
Recent nanoscience graduate Craig Bullen working with flasks containing cadmium selenide nanocrystals. The fluorescence observed changes from blue to red as the nanocrystals increase in size from 2nm to 6nm. Potential applications include electroluminescence, LEDs, waveguides and tunable lasers, biochemical markers, photonic crystals and nanomechanics.
Science is about finding out new ways [...]
Additional information for International students studying an Australian Year 12 or the International Baccalaureate (IB) at an Australian secondary school.
Download and view this publication online.
Students should read this publication in addition to the 2010 National Undergraduate Course Guide.
View this publication online - easy flip-through and more interactive features!
More publications for future students and parents.
The University’s policy relating to the calculation and payment of tuition fees for international students typical course tuition fees and arrangements relating to the payment of fees.
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More publications for future students and parents.
A guide to choosing VCE subjects for students in Year 10 and 11
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More publications for future students and parents.
Discover more about the Melbourne Experience while still at school. A variety of school programs and activities for school students are available such as the Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program and the opportunity to study selected University subjects via the Extension Program for Year 12 students.
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More publications [...]
Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU)
The University of Melbourne was admitted as the 37th member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) in June 2006. The main objective of APRU is to promote scientific, educational and cultural collaboration among Pacific Rim economies.
As a University of Melbourne student, you can access international conference and summer [...]
“To me, studying at Melbourne means a great campus life, high academic standard, and good career prospects.”
Joshua Anderson
Bachelor of Arts (Political Science and Indonesian major)
Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Class of 2007
National Scholarship Recipient
University of Melbourne Undergraduate Scholarships 2010
A variety of scholarship programs is available for both local and international students.
To see [...]
Our students also come from every region in Victoria and every state and territory in Australia. This makes our learning community and curriculum is internationally and culturally diverse. Our students are active in clubs, sport and community service.
The University of Melbourne has a 24-hour security service to provide [...]
Dr Matt Perugini
Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Laboratory Head at the Bio21 Molecular Science & Biotechnology Institute
Bachelor of Science (Hons), Doctor of Philosophy (Science)
Major/Area of research: Biochemistry
I chose to study science at the University of Melbourne because:
“I was always fascinated with science during my childhood and teenage years, which developed as [...]
The Kwong Lee Dow First Year Program offers a range of opportunities and activities to Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars who are enrolled in first year at the University of Melbourne. Here is an update on what Kwong Lee Dow First Year Scholars were up to in Semester 1 2009 and the activities that await [...]
Almost 100 Year 11 students from across eastern Australia converged on the Parkville campus in early July for the annual two-day UniExperience program. Students from rural Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales teamed up with peers from under-represented metropolitan schools to find their way around campus in the “Race around Melbourne” and put their brains [...]