Deep dive into your study interests
Join us at our Parkville and Southbank campuses for dedicated in-person sessions tailored for students considering studying in Semester 2, 2024 or Semester 1, 2025. Learn more about our undergraduate study areas, how you can create a degree based on your passions and strengths, and the many career possibilities that lie ahead.
Focus on Music,
Focus on Agriculture,
Wed 22 May, 6–8pm
Focus on Biomedicine,
Tues 28 May, 6–8pm
Focus on IT,
Wed 29 May, 6–8pm
Focus on Commerce,
Wed 29 May, 6–8pm
Focus on Arts,
Thurs 30 May, 6–8pm
Focus on Law,
Mon 3 June, 6–8pm
Focus on Engineering,
Tues 4 June, 6–8pm
Focus on Education,
Wed 5 June, 6–8pm
Focus on Design,
Wed 5 June, 6–8pm
Focus on Science,
Thurs 6 June, 6–8pm
Focus on Fine Arts,
Thurs 6 June, 6.30–8.30pm
Explore your future at Melbourne
The Melbourne curriculum
Explore your strengths and passions while developing the skills, connections and flexible mindset to take on tomorrow's challenges.
Your pathway into an undergraduate degree
Through the Diploma in General Studies you’ll build the skills you need to achieve your best at university, all while living in a close-knit and supportive community at our Dookie campus (near Shepparton). The diploma allows you to explore your study options before committing to a bachelors degree; gain guaranteed entry into and earn extra credit towards a UniMelb degree, study prerequisite subjects you may have missed in high school and much more.
Programs for Indigenous students
At Melbourne, you'll be part of a thriving, friendly and diverse community of more than 500 Indigenous students. Targeted programs and support for Indigenous students are offered through our centres and institutes, as well as our faculties, graduate schools, and residential colleges, which see our students flourish and succeed in their degrees and beyond.