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Introduce to
The University of
Melbourne
The full is name is
“Coat of Arms of the University
of Melbourne
Elizabeth Alexander is the Chancellor of the University of Melbourne
Its situated at Parkville
, Victoria , Australia
It’s the No. 1 university in Australia and it is also situated
at the 28th no. position at the world university ranking of
2012-2013. so we can easily say that University
of Melbourne
Admission
Courses in University
of Melbourne
There are the highly
information about admission courses of the University of Melbourne
Undergraduate courses:-
there are name of all Undergraduate courses of the University of Melbourne
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Environmental Horticulture
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Bachelor of Agriculture
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Bachelor of Arts
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Bachelor of Biomedicine
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Bachelor of Commerce
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Bachelor of Environments
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Bachelor of Fine Arts
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Bachelor of Music
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Bachelor
of of Oral Health
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Bachelor of Science
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Diploma in General Studies
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Architecture
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Density
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Engineering
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Food Science
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Journalism
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Law
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Medicine
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Music Therapy
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Nursing
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Optometry
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Physiotherapy
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Psychology
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Research
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Social Work
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Speech pathology
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Teaching
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Urban Planning
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Veterinary Medicine
Major subjects for Undergraduate Course :
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Accounting
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Actuarial Studies
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Agricultural Science
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Ancient world Studies
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Animal Health & Disease
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Animal Science & Management
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Animation
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Anthropology
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Arabic
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Architecture
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Art History
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Arts Minors
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Asian studies
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Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences
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Australian Indigenous Studies
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Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
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Bioengineering System
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Biotechnology
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Business
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Call & Developmental Business
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Chemical Systems
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Chemistry
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Chinese
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Civil Systems
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Classics
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Composition
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Computing & Software System
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Construction
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Economics
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Finance
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Genetics
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Geography
And a lot of other subjects ……
Fees for
Domestic Undergraduate Students :-
These pages outline the fees
for domestic undergraduate students, and provide some information about other
fees and costs you will need to consider when studying at the University of Melbourne
You'll be enrolling in a Commonwealth Supported
Place (CSP) which is subsidised by the Australian Government.
You pay a student contribution amount, with the amount
determined each year by the Australian Government and the subjects in which you
enrol.
The exact cost of your student contribution depends on the
subjects you take, not the overall course you are studying.
Payment of the student contribution amount can be made at
enrolment (upfront), or can be deferred through HECS-HELP for eligible
students.
In 2013 the student contribution
amounts for study at the University range from $5,868 to $9,792 for a full-time
enrolment.
You are also required to pay a Student
Services and Amenities Fee.
Every undergraduate subject at the University has
a study load and as been assigned to one of the three student
contribution bands shown in the table below. Most undergraduate courses
require students to enroll in subjects from more than one student contribution
band for a total study load across all subjects of 100 credit points per year.
subject study load (as fraction)
x subject fee ($ per study load)
= cost of subject
x subject fee ($ per study load)
= cost of subject
The total amount you are charged is the sum of the fees for
all subjects in which you enrol.
The Handbook lists all the subjects you can take in your
course and their corresponding subject codes. The subject EFSTL value can be used to work out the cost
of each subject.
2013 student contribution amounts
Discipline
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Annual student contribution amount for 1 Equivalent
Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL).
Your actual student contribution will be charged by subject. |
Band 1
Humanities, behavioural science, social studies, education
(see Notes), clinical psychology, foreign languages, visual and performing
arts, nursing (see Notes)
|
$5,868 per standard year* $734 per standard subject (12.5 credit points) |
Band 2
Mathematics, statistics, computing, built environment,
other health, allied health, science, engineering, surveying, agriculture
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$8,363 per standard year* $1,045 per standard subject (12.5 credit points) |
Band 3
Law, accounting, administration, economics, commerce,
dentistry, medicine, veterinary science
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$9,792 per standard year* $1,224 per standard subject (12.5 credit points) |
* As of 1 January 2012, Australian citizens and holders of
permanent humanitarian visas receive an up-front payment discount of 10% for
payments of $500 or more made to the University by subject census dates.
From 2012 students will be charged a services and amenities
fee in addition to their student contribution amounts .
Notes:
Pre-2010: If you began your course of study prior to 1
January 2010 you may be considered a pre-2010 student. In 2013, pre-2010
students will be charged $4,696 per EFTSL for education and nursing subjects.
Fees for International
Undergraduate Students :-
These pages outline the tuition fees for international
undergraduate students as well as some other fees and costs you will need to
consider when studying at the University
of Melbourne
Tuition fees are charged for each year that you are enrolled
and you will pay tuition fees according to your specific enrolment in any given
semester. The tuition fees are subject-based fees, which means you'll pay
according to the subjects you are studying, not your course.
Undergraduate subjects are grouped into discipline fee
bands.These fee bands are determined by the content of the subject, not the
course, nor the faculty or school that teaches it. You will be charged the sum
of the fees for all subjects in which you enrol. Most undergraduate courses
require students to enrol in subjects from more than one discipline fee band
for a total study load across all subjects of 100 credit points (1 EFTSL) per
year.
To date fees have been set for 2013 and 2014 and these are
shown in the tables below. The subject fees in the tables form the basis for
calculating your tuition fees but do not necessarily represent the fees for a
typical enrollment. The fees are for each 100 credit points of study in that discipline
fee band. You can use the amounts to work
out your tuition fees for each year.
Subject fees for 2013 Subject fees for 2014
Broad area of study
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Discipline fee band
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2013 international undergraduate subject fee ($AUD/EFTSL)
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Agriculture, Engineering, Sciences and Veterinary Science
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Agriculture (including Agriculture - Dookie)
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$33,120
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Computing
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$31,456
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Engineering
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$33,472
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Information Systems
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$32,736
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Mathematics, Statistics
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$31,840
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Optometry
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$39,360
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Science
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$33,760
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Surveying
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$33,472
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Veterinary Science
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$52,064
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Built and Natural Environment
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Built Environment
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$31,232
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Business and Economics
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Accounting, Administration, Commerce, Economics
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$33,344
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Education
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Education
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$24,288
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Health and Medical Sciences
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Behavioural Science
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$31,840
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Dentistry
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$51,840
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Health (non-clinical)
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$31,840
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Medicine
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$66,080
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Medicine (clinical)
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$69,952
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Nursing
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$24,096
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Other Health
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$31,840
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Physiotherapy
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$33,760
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Humanities, Social Sciences and Languages
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Arts, Foreign Languages, Humanities, Social Studies
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$25,120
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Law
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Law
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$33,632
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Music, Visual and Performing Arts
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VCA (Audio Visual)
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$46,688
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VCA (AVS group 1)
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$46,688
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VCA (AVS group 2)
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$46,688
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VCA (AVS group 3)
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$46,688
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VCA (Foundation study)
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$16,992
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VCA General
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$23,072
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VCA (Performing Arts)
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$23,072
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Visual and Performing Arts
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$23,072
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Entry
requirements for University
of Melbourne
Here
are the information about requirements for entry in University of Melbourne
Entry requirements: Undergraduate
international :-
Here are the information about requirements for entry in University of Melbourne
To be eligible for entry to an undergraduate degree you must fulfill all of the following requirements:
To be eligible for entry to an undergraduate degree you must fulfill all of the following requirements:
Complete the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) or an
equivalent Australian or overseas qualification (see qualifications below)
Complete and achieve the required grades in each of the
prerequisite subjects for the course and any prerequisite tests, interviews or
auditions (see Course
Search for details about prerequisite subjects and scores)
Entry scores for international students
Two types of entry scores are set for undergraduate
international students.
Guaranteed entry scores for international students
completing the following qualifications in 2012 and applying to enter the
University in 2013:
Australian
Year 12
Trinity
College Foundation Studies
GCE
'A' Levels
International
Baccalaureate
Indicative entry scores for international students
completing the following qualifications in 2012 and applying to enter the
University in 2013:
Australia
Foundation Programs
Canada
and China: British Columbia Graduation Certificate
Canada:
Ontario School Certificate/Pre-University
Finland:
Ylioppilastutkinto
France:
General Baccalaureate
Germany:
Abitur
Hong
Kong: Diploma of Secondary Education
India:
All India Senior School Certificate(CBSE) and Indian School Certificate (ISC)
India:
State Board Matriculation Examination
Ireland:
Leaving Certificate
Israel:
Bagrut
Italy:
Diploma di Esame di Stato
Malaysia:
STPM Cumulative Grade Point Average
Malaysia:
Taylors University Foundation in Science
Malaysia:
Unified Examination of the Chinese High Schools in Malaysia (UEC)
New
Zealand: National Certificate in Educational Achievement (NCEA3)
New
Zealand: Taylors Auckland Foundation Year and University of Auckland Foundation
Certificate
Norway:
Vitnemal (Upper Secondary College)
Scotland:
Certificate of Education
South
Africa: National Senior Certificate
Sri
Lanka: A-Levels
Sweden:
Slutbetyg (Secondary Certificate)
United
States: High School Diploma and SAT/ACT
Vietnam:
High School Graduation Certificate (Bang Tot Ngiep Trung hoc Pho thong)
Use of predicted grades
The University accepts forecast results for students
from an Approved School. Forecast results will be accepted for entry into
most undergraduate courses offered by the university. To be eligible for entry
into the university based on forecast results the following requirements must
be met:
GCE A Levels – Applicants must have a predicted grade in
prerequisite subjects at a level at or above the currently approved requirement
for entry. Applicants must have a predicted grade at least equal to the
guaranteed entry score for the course for which they have applied.
International Baccalaureate (IB) – The predicted grade in
prerequisite subjects must be at or above the level currently approved for
entry and the total predicted IB score must be at least 2 points higher than
the approved guaranteed entry score.
Australian (domestic) students studying overseas
If you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident but
you are studying overseas, you should refer to the entry standards above as a
guide only. You should use this as an indication of the scores required to be
considered for a course, but achieving these scores does
not guarantee you entry to a Commonwealth supported place (CSP).
See also:
Guaranteed
entry pathways to graduate degrees
The official University Selection Principles:
Regulation 11.1.A2 – Admission and Selection to Courses
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