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The University of Melbourne is a world-leading university that has been at the heart of discovery and the cultural fabric of contemporary Australia for over a century.
With strong research performance and excellence in learning and teaching, we are consistently placed amongst the world’s best.
Students at the heart
As active citizens and future leaders, students represent our greatest contribution to the world. We offer a distinct and outstanding education and experience, preparing you for success as leaders, change agents and global citizens.
Tackling global research challenges
Our leading researchers are at the forefront of international discovery, tackling pressing challenges spanning medical research, digital knowledge, arts, engineering, innovation, and design.
Embracing our place in Australia and the world
We offer a vibrant and diverse campus located in the heart of the world's third most liveable city.
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# 1 Australia
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# 14 in the world
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# 8 in the world for employability
Source: QS World Rankings 2024 and QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022
Unlock your Melbourne future
Browse our courses by study area
Get a global degree in something you love. Our courses cover a wide range of study areas.
- Study area Architecture, building, planning and design
- Study area Arts, humanities and social sciences
- Study area Business and economics
- Study area Education
- Study area Engineering
- Study area Environment
- Study area Health
- Study area Information technology and computer science
- Study area Law
- Study area Music, visual and performing arts
- Study area Science
- Study area Agricultural and veterinary sciences
Explore what Melbourne has to offer
Hear what our students have to say
Jessica Wong
Doctor of Medicine
I love the friends I’ve made and the enriching culture I've experienced. Not only did I get a taste of a different healthcare culture, I also had the opportunity to practice and build on my clinical knowledge and hands-on procedural experiences. I was glad to have gotten out of my comfort zone and travelled to Australia and would dare say that this was one of the best choices I have made in my life.
Erin Kanygin
Juris Doctor
One of my friends that I met while living in Vancouver told me how she dreamed of studying at the University of Melbourne. A few years later the University was at a law school fair and it sort of seemed like fate, especially after I discovered how highly the law school is ranked internationally. As a Canadian international student, Australia is a very viable choice compared to the United States and the UK in terms of affordability and compatibility with the Canadian system. This is easily one of the best decisions I have ever made.
WIlfred Ly
Doctor of Physiotherapy
What drew me to the University of Melbourne was a combination of academic and personal reasons. The university was a great fit for me - a renowned worldwide institution, evidence-based and constantly changing curriculum, and one of the world leaders in physiotherapy research.
Kunal Khanna
Masters of Environment
The diversity in the Masters of Environment course was exactly what I needed to expand my horizons and form a well-rounded knowledge base for my career. I completed a tailored program with subjects from the architecture, science, horticulture and agriculture faculties - all helped me form the right mindset to go into the world and create change in a holistic way.
Rebecca Hansen
Master of Education
The most valuable aspect of the Master of Education has been the diversity of students and learning from my peers. My favourite part of studying the program is the new knowledge I have gained from this course, which will propel me into any work I do in the future. The possible next step for me after completing the Master of Education will be to continue my education with a PhD.
Christina Lunt
During my degree I interned with the UN Environment Programme in the USA for three months through the International Internship subject. This led to a series of internships after graduating; one more with the UN Environment Programme in Thailand and one with Welthungerhilfe in Tajikistan. After the Tajikistan internship I was contracted as a short-term consultant before applying for another role within the organisation, and that is where I am now! Essentially the Office for Environmental Programs and the degree helped me gain relevant work experience which was otherwise lacking as I’d entered the course straight from my undergraduate degree.
Ben Enser
Doctor of Physiotherapy
The University of Melbourne was particularly appealing because it was the only program offering a three-year post-graduate degree - equivalent to the DPT programs in the United States. The nature of pursuing an extended Master's Degree has introduced me to some incredible people who share the same passion - many of whom I’m still close with.