University of Melbourne
Melbourne
Study in Australia
Australia
Research-led universities, an outdoor lifestyle and qualifications respected across the world.
Why study here
Australia is known for practical, career-oriented degrees and a high quality of campus life. Intakes are typically in February and July, and living costs should be planned carefully for Sydney and Melbourne.
- A well-regarded university sector with clear quality frameworks.
- Two major intakes that can suit different academic calendars.
- English-speaking environment with large international student communities.
- Post-study work settings exist for eligible graduates and remain policy-dependent.
Popular courses
- Business
- Engineering
- Information Technology
- Public Health
- Design
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Entry requirements
- Academic transcripts and English language scores where required.
- Genuine Student requirement and financial capacity for the visa stage.
- SOP and references for many postgraduate programmes.
- Portfolio or interview for selected creative or architecture courses.
Intakes
- February (Semester 1)
- July (Semester 2)
Approximate tuition
Indicative ranges only. Fees vary by university, course and year.
Undergraduate
Indicative AUD 25,000 – 48,000 per year
Postgraduate
Indicative AUD 24,000 – 52,000 per year
Scholarships
- University international scholarships, often 10–30% of tuition for competitive profiles.
- Research scholarships for eligible higher-degree applicants.
- Faculty awards with early deadlines.
Student visa overview
- Most students apply for a Student visa (subclass 500) after a Confirmation of Enrolment.
- Overseas Student Health Cover, Genuine Student assessment and funds evidence are typical.
- The Department of Home Affairs decides visas. We prepare complete, truthful applications.
Living costs
- Sydney and Melbourne generally cost more than Adelaide, Brisbane or Perth.
- Budget rent, transport, OSHC and day-to-day living.
- Shared apartments and student residences are common first housing options.
Career opportunities
- Business, health, engineering, IT and education-related roles are frequently explored.
- Work hours during study are regulated by visa conditions.
- Temporary graduate visas, where available, depend on qualification and policy settings.
Study Plan Abroad support
- Course mapping against Australian university strengths.
- Application and Genuine Student statement guidance.
- Visa file organisation and health cover reminders.
- Pre-departure support for housing and arrival.
Questions about Australia
February is the main intake with the widest course choice. July suits students who need more preparation time. We plan backwards from your documents and tests.
Australia now uses a Genuine Student requirement. We help you present a clear, honest study plan rather than a templated statement.
Ready to explore Australia?
A counsellor can help you compare this destination with others against your profile and budget.