Rankings:
- 34 THE World University Rankings 2013-2014
- 33 THE World University Rankings 2014-2015
- 33 QS World University Rankings 2014
- 31 QS World University Rankings 2013
- 42 QS World University Rankings 2015
- 33 THE World University Rankings 2015-2016
- 41 QS World University Rankings 2018
Campus setting | Urban |
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Living cost | USD 1,594 per month |
Student population | Large (More than 10,000) |
International students | 27% |
Institution type | Public |
About University of Melbourne
Campus information
There are seven campus locations across Melbourne and rural Victoria, including the Parkville campus. Only a short walk from Melbourne's city centre, visitors are welcome and invited to explore the unique cultural, architectural and landscape features and facilities.
Services available to the public:
- Conference management service
- Venue hire
- Campus filming guidelines
- External examination arrangements
- Musician's Agency
Facilities for hire:
- The Woodward Conference Centre
- University House
- Hawthorn Campus Conference Facilities
- Sports facilities
- Student Union Function and Conference Service
- Graduate Centre
- Theatres and seminar rooms
Services on campus:
- Bank
- Automated teller machines (ATMs)
- Academic dress and regalia shop
- Melbourne University Bookshop
- Newsagent
- Post office, mailboxes
- Computer supplies
- Cafes, takeaway food, coffee kiosks
- Hairdresser
- Pharmacy
- Cinema and theatre
- Travel agency
The Parkville Campus of the University is in a city central location and has many public transport hubs within a 5 minute walk from campus.
By Tram:
- Swanston Street: 1, 3, 3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67 72
- Elizabeth Street: 19, 59
By Train:
- Melbourne Central Station is located within walking distance to the Parkville campus, and is also serviced by the tram routes listed above.
- North Melbourne Station is accessible via the 401 bus.
Accommodation
- Student apartments: Student apartments are properties specifically designed for University students. These properties are fully furnished and provide community building activities that allow students to get to know each other and connect with the University.
- Homestay: There are homestay options which provide a furnished room and vary in cost depending on a set arrangement. Meals are provided in full-board homestays.
- Private rentals: Many students choose to rent an apartment or property through the private rental market. Students can rent alone or organise to share the property with other tenants.
- Share housing: Share houses often offer a cheaper alternative to other accommodations options as well as giving more independence. However private renting also means more responsibility so students have to make sure to research available options and prepare in advance.
- Residential Colleges: There are eleven Residential Colleges at the University of Melbourne. They provide an enriching and supportive environment for approximately 2500 undergraduate and graduate students. The colleges offer first-class academic support, cultural activities and sporting programs. Each college has a vibrant and diverse social atmosphere.
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