Our Student Life commitment
Students are at the heart of the University of Melbourne community.
We focus on creating a vibrant, diverse and welcoming environment providing our students with excellent teaching and learning opportunities and a rich University experience, encouraging intellectual development and personal growth.
Through the Student Life program, you’ll be:
- Guided through your start to University with faculty-specific inductions, Melbourne Commencement Ceremonies, the Melbourne Peer Mentor Program and first-year Discovery Subjects
- Mentored by our network of academic advisers and peer and industry mentors, who can provide personalised advice throughout your studies
- Recognised for contributing to the communities around you and for developing your capabilities outside the classroom by participating in Melbourne Plus
- Conclude your degree with a Capstone experience that brings together the skills and knowledge you’ll develop during your degree.
Want to know more? Learn more about the opportunities that will be available to you at Melbourne from your first year and beyond.
Melbourne Peer Mentor Program
Academic Mentoring at Melbourne
Melbourne Plus
Discovery Experiences
Your first year Discovery subjects and modules will help you build a strong sense of connection with your cohort; understand more about the current ‘big ideas’ and real-world problems within your discipline; and provide you with the skills and knowledge you’ll need to make the most of your studies at Melbourne.
Wellbeing @ Melbourne
Caring for yourself is an important part of your study journey.
Initiatives such as the Melbourne Peer Mentoring program, Academic Advising, Counselling and Psychological Services and the Health Promotion Program are designed to support you from day one.
The community atmosphere of clubs at the University of Melbourne is unmatched and underpins all aspects of university life. Finding an anchor in a key group of like-minded friends is the ultimate way to enhance your overall university experience – and getting involved with different clubs is the best way to do so!
Lauren GirardiBachelor of Arts student
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