Why Choose Us?
University of Melbourne
Established in 1853, the University of Melbourne is a public-spirited institution that makes distinctive contributions to society in research, teaching and knowledge transfer. It is a member of Group of Eight Universities in Australia, member of Universitas 21 and Association of Pacific Rim Universities.
Melbourne's teaching excellence has been rewarded two years in a row by grants from the Commonwealth Government's Learning and Teaching Performance Fund for Australian universities that demonstrate excellence in undergraduate teaching and learning.
Melbourne was also one of only three Australian universities to win ten citations -- the maximum number of awards possible -- under the Carrick Citations for Outstanding.
Contributions to Student Learning
Growing Esteem is the University of Melbourne's strategy for strengthening our international reputation as a public-spirited institution and adapting to the changes in tertiary education around the world. The strategy focuses on three key areas: research and research training; learning and teaching; and knowledge transfer. The 'Melbourne Model' is the name used to describe the learning and teaching component of the Growing Esteem strategy and represents one of the most substantial curriculum reforms in the University's history. The Melbourne Model consists of six New Generation undergraduate degrees, characterised by both disciplinary depth and academic breadth, followed by one of three post-degree options: direct entry into employment; a graduate professional degree; or a Research Higher Degree.
Undergraduate :
There are six New Generation degrees:
• Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Science
• Bachelor of Commerce
• Bachelor of Environments
• Bachelor of Music
• Bachelor of Biomedicine
• Bachelor of Agriculture
• Bachelor of Dance
• Bachelor of Dramatic Art
• Associate Degree in Environmental Horticulture
• Bachelor of Film and Television
• Bachelor of Fine Art
• Bachelor of Music Performance
• Bachelor of Oral Health
• Bachelor of Production
Last intake 2010:
• Bachelor of Arts (Media and Communications)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Semester 1)
• Bachelor of Veterinary Science (for non-school leavers only)
Post Graduates :
Graduate schools provide outstanding graduate education through a stimulating and supportive environment for graduate students. Our schools aim to attract the best and brightest students from a variety of backgrounds and offer a range of focused and intense courses to prepare them for professional careers.
• Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences
• Arts, Humanities and Social sciences
• Melbourne School of Engineering
• Project Management, Information and Communication Technology, Biomedical & Environment Engineering
• Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences
• Nursing, Social Work, Physiotherapy & Behavioural Science
• Melbourne School of Graduate Research
• Graduate Research policy, enrichment & support
• Melbourne Business School
• MBA, Management & Marketing
• Melbourne School of Land and Environment
• Agriculture, Animals, Horticulture, Forest, Food Science, Wine Technology & Viticulture
• Melbourne Graduate School of Education
• Teaching, Education Theory, Leadership & Policy, Student Wellbeing, TESOL
• Melbourne Graduate School of Science
• General Sciences, Information Systems & Optometry
• Melbourne Graduate School of Management
• Accounting, Economics, Finance, Management & Marketing
• Faculty of VCA and Music - School of Music (Parkville campus)
• Performance, Composition, Education, Musicology & Music Therapy
Melbourne Law School
Melbourne Juris Doctor (JD), Melbourne Law Masters & Melbourne Law Doctorates
Veterinary Science
Animal Immunology, Biotechnology, Immunology, Pathology & Equine Studies
Melbourne School of Design
Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Construction Management, Property & Urban Planning
Faculty of VCA and Music (Southbank campus)
Music, Dance, Drama, Production, Art, Film & TV, Community Cultural Development, Indigenous Arts Management, Puppetry.
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