Malaysia and Singapore Open Houses
The University will be visiting Malaysia and Singapore in August 2012. More details to follow.
"I have a few relatives and friends in Melbourne, which influenced my choice of city to study in. To me, being able to study in a different city is a whole new experience, and other cities would not have made this difference as amazing as Melbourne."
Jeremy Marc-Morais
Bachelor of Science
International Undergraduate Scholarship recipient
Malaysia
"The University of Melbourne is a good university that is not too far from my home country, Singapore. It also has many information sessions and clubs that make it much easier for me to make friends and gain valuable information to assist me in many ways."
Erika Lee
Bachelor of Commerce
AG Whitlam International Undergraduate Partner Scholarship recipient
Singapore
Melbourne: The World Standard
To compete on the world stage, you need a world standard education. At the University of Melbourne, you’ll gain a internationally-recognised degree that will open doors to an outstanding future.
We are proud of our outstanding reputation for excellence in teaching and research. Independently published world rankings consistently place us as a leader in higher education in Australia, the Asia-Pacific and the globe. The most prestigious and highly regarded international rankings of world universities rank us No. 1 in Australia and No. 37 in the world,* and No. 4 in the world for the employability of our graduates†.
*Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011-2012.
†Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011.
Read more about the University of Melbourne’s reputation and rankings.
Information for Prospective students
University Prospectuses
To view international student publications visit the Future Students website
2013 Undergraduate Prospectus
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2013 Graduate Prospectus
View Here(6MB)A World Class Education
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