International student application deadlines

31 March 2019 for Semester 2, 2019 intake (please note: late applications will be accepted until 31 May 2019)
31 October 2019 for Semester 1 2020 intake
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It is strongly recommended your application is submitted by the following dates to ensure enough time for your student visa processing.

Are you applying for more than one GSHSS course?

If you would like to apply for more than one degree within the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, please be sure to register your preferences online.

Keep in mind when applying for multiple programs that:

Second-preference programs are normally assessed only if your first preference application is unsuccessful. If you would like more than one preference to be assessed, you'll need to apply and send a special request to arts-gradadmissions@unimelb.edu.au
If application for your first preference is unsuccessful, the Selection Committee will normally make an alternative offer as a pathway into your first preference (based on your individual case). This means you don't have to apply for lower level programs as back-up options
You will be automatically considered for a Commonwealth Supported Place, if eligible. If unsuccessful, you will automatically be considered for an Australian Fee Place

Frequently asked questions

For questions, please check our frequently asked questions. If you still can't find what you're looking for, contact one of our friendly advisors for help.

Supporting documents for your application

Applicants must provide scanned copies of all original academic transcripts for studies not completed at the University of Melbourne. (If you are currently studying at the University of Melbourne, or have studied here in the past, we can access your University of Melbourne academic records). You will need to be able to produce original documents if requested, however for the purpose of applying you can scan a copy and upload this during the online application process.

Documents must include an official key that explains the grades for each institution. When submitting, please:

Ensure all documents clearly identify your name, application ID Number, and degree applied for
Include your current CV and contact details of at least two professional referees if you have relevant work experience or your previous studies were completed more than 10 years ago
Provide an official certified English translation of any document that is not written in English

In addition to degree entry requirements, all applicants must also establish they meet the Graduate English language requirements of the University of Melbourne.

Other important things to keep in mind:

If you are studying outside the University of Melbourne in the current semester, you are required to provide an official record / transcript of your current degree results to date, as an uploaded electronic file during your online application
If you hold an Honours degree relevant to your Masters application that is not listed on your transcript, please provide a synopsis for review
You may also wish to submit a personal statement highlighting key aspects of their application and interest in the degree

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