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The Melbourne curriculum enables you to explore your passions and strengths, while giving you the flexibility to specialise when you're ready. Learn how you can create a degree that’s uniquely yours from a choice of over 100 study areas.
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Courses Find the right course and see why studying with us is different. Research Find out how we’re making a difference. Partnership Innovate with our people, technology and outstanding facilities. Events Connect with our community, in person and online. 2024 Dungala Kaiela Oration. Event.
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The University of Melbourne is an internationally recognised research intensive University with a strong tradition of excellence in teaching, research, and community engagement. Established in 1853, it is Australia's second oldest University. ...
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Courses: The University offers 702 courses over 12 study areas. Study level: You can study Undergraduate, Graduate coursework, Graduate research and Micro-credentials and short courses. Application Fee: As an international student, you need to pay AUD 130 non-refunable application fees.
Your first degree at Melbourne is flexible yet focused. You can focus on your chosen career from day one, or keep your options open and explore a range of subjects before deciding. If you change your mind along the way, that’s OK – in many of our degrees it’s easy to pursue a new direction.
