Undergraduate

Bachelor of Oral Health

  • Course code: 841AC
  • VTAC code: 3800538801
Clock
Duration
3 years full time
Location
Mode (Location)
On campus (Parkville)
Calendar-month
Intake
Dollar
Fees
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available
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Entry requirements
94.00 - Guaranteed ATAR 2026 (indicative only)
94.00 - Lowest selection rank 2025 (guide only)
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Entry schemes
Access Melbourne is available
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Student experience

Overview

  • Gain access to a vibrant student community and professional networks
  • Benefit from peer mentoring and academic advising programs
  • Enjoy a supportive learning environment with social opportunities

The Bachelor of Oral Health takes you on a journey that extends far beyond lectures and labs. It's a comprehensive experience that fosters personal growth, professional networks and a strong sense of belonging.

Right from the start, you'll tap into the energy of our close-knit community of peers, academics and industry professionals. Social clubs like the Melbourne Dental Students' Society and professional associations will open doors for networking, making new friends and exploring future career paths.

Highlights of the Bachelor of Oral Health experience

Melbourne Peer Mentor Program

The Melbourne Peer Mentor Program is designed to help you transition seamlessly into university life. As a commencing first-year Bachelor of Oral Health student, you will be matched with a senior University of Melbourne student (your peer mentor) and a group of other commencing students. This program provides a supportive environment where you can:

  • Meet new students and make friends
  • Learn about student engagement programs, workshops, and events
  • Gain insider knowledge and tips from experienced students
  • Build a sense of community and belonging

Academic Mentoring

Throughout your studies, you will benefit from the Academic Mentoring, which pairs you with an experienced academic mentor from the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry, and Health Sciences. Your academic mentor will take an active interest in your progress, success, and challenges, offering guidance and support along the way.

These one-on-one sessions are your space to:

  • Discuss your goals and explore opportunities to build on your interests
  • Help you to connect with the faculty and broader university community
  • Suggest ways to network with external professionals and industry representatives
  • Receive general advice to support academic success

With a strong focus on student support and community engagement, the Bachelor of Oral Health program at the University of Melbourne offers a well-rounded and enriching experience that extends beyond the classroom.