The University of Melbourne is an international leader in research, teaching and learning. You’ll gain an internationally recognised degree that will open doors to an exciting future, all while studying in a vibrant and multicultural city consistently ranked the best place to live in the world.

A city within a city – with its own postcode! The moment you step foot on campus at the University of Melbourne, you know it’s a special place.

Our main campus is in Parkville, only a few minutes from the very centre of Melbourne. It’s a beautiful mix of historic sandstone buildings, contemporary architecture, sustainable design and stunning outdoor spaces that are a perfect place to sit and catch up on your readings.

The Southbank campus hosts the Victorian College of the Arts and part of the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. It offers purpose-built teaching and performance facilities for arts training, and is centrally located within Melbourne’s cultural and arts precinct, sitting right alongside the National Gallery of Victoria and the Melbourne Theatre Company.
Our other Victorian campuses specialise in forest ecosystem science, agriculture, horticulture, rural health and veterinary science and are situated in Burnley, Creswick, Dookie, Shepparton and Werribee.

We offer undergraduate, graduate and research programs in over 100 areas of specialisation, including: 

• Architecture, Building and Planning
• Business and Economics
• Education (ranked #7 in the world+)
• Engineering and IT
• Humanities and Social Sciences
• Law (ranked #8 in the world+)
• Medicine, Dentistry and Health
• Music, Visual and Performing Arts
• Science and Environment
• Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences

You’ll have access to the most up-to-date teaching and learning methods and facilities. Our eLearning studios are designed for collaborative work in small groups and are equipped with the latest technology. We have learning spaces specifically designed for particular disciplines, such as the Engineering Learning Lab, which supports group and collaborative work, and the Law Moot Court, which trains future lawyers to present their cases using the latest technology.

#Times higher Education World University Ranking’s 2016-2017
*Economic Intelligence Unit 2016