You will need to awarded the IB diploma, achieve the required score and meet the subject prerequisites for their preferred course, and meet the English Language requirement.
Australia
With a 160-year legacy of excellence in learning, teaching, and research, the University of Melbourne has established itself as a globally respected institution, consistently ranked among the world's top universities - #1 in Australia and #13 in the world.
Our curriculum aligns with the finest universities in North America, Europe, and Asia, empowering you to reach your academic and personal potential while supporting your career goals.
At Melbourne, you begin with an undergraduate degree that ensures proficiency in a core discipline while broadening your academic experience with ‘breadth’ subjects from various fields. For example, you might combine a science degree with a Mandarin subject, enhancing your global perspective and career opportunities. Our graduates are well-prepared to pursue professional accreditation at the graduate level, engage in specialised academic research, or enter the workforce.
This approach allows you to tailor your study path based on your interests and strengths, with the flexibility to explore new avenues. In a rapidly changing job market where employers value analytical and adaptable thinking, this flexibility is more crucial than ever.
Our Bachelor degrees are available in Agriculture, Arts, Biomedicine, Commerce, Design, Fine Arts, Music, Oral Health, and Science, encompassing over 100 areas of study.
The Parkville campus, with new, state-of-the-art facilities springing up beside our traditional buildings, connects Australia’s leading health and biomedical precinct with our faculties and schools, while the Southbank campus is on the doorstep of the best museums, galleries, theatres and concert halls in Australia. Our regional campuses provide immersive experiences in specialty areas like veterinary medicine, agriculture and forestry.
You will need to awarded the IB diploma, achieve the required score and meet the subject prerequisites for their preferred course, and meet the English Language requirement.