Make Melbourne yours in 2027
Locking in your university preferences? Find tailored support and information to plan your future at Melbourne.
Your journey to Melbourne starts here
Chat to our team
Our Future Students team are available to chat on 13 6352 Mon–Wed (9am–5pm) and Thurs-Fri (10am-5pm), to answer any questions you may have.
Find answers to your questions
Find answers to your top questions from how VTAC preferences work to graduate degree pathways, scholarships and more.
Check key information and dates for VTAC applicants
Find important application information relevant to your circumstances, including dates and offer rounds.
Your guide to starting uni
Resources and tips from our students to help you start with confidence
Got your results? Take your next step
Choose your course preferences with confidence based on your ATAR.
Explore courses by ATAR
Enter your ATAR to discover the undergraduate study and pathway options available to you.
ATAR entry score guide
Discover what ATAR you'll need for entry into your preferred course.
Access Melbourne
If you submitted an equity scheme and scholarship application via VTAC, you'll automatically be considered for Access Melbourne.
Access Melbourne can help you secure a place in your preferred undergraduate course or Graduate Degree Package through adjusted or guaranteed ATAR requirements. You’ll also be automatically considered for a range of scholarships.
Calculate your Access Melbourne eligibility
Use the Access Melbourne calculator to check if you qualify for adjusted entry scores based on your personal circumstances.
Narrm Scholarship Program
You'll be automatically considered for the Narrm Scholarship Program. Narrm Scholars receive a yearly living allowance and tailored academic and wellbeing support.
Guaranteed place
You may be eligible for guaranteed entry – discover the Access Melbourne guarantee you'll need to secure your place.
Other equity scholarships
You'll also be automatically considered for a range of equity based scholarships offering financial assistance while you study.
Start planning for Semester 1
Handbook
The University of Melbourne’s official source of course and subject information, including learning objectives and skills outcomes. 2026 subject information is available now.
Student health and wellbeing
As a student, you'll have access to a range of health and wellbeing support services. Gain guidance on identifying mental health issues, discover programs that help with connection and self-growth and access disability services. Our team is here to help you thrive.
Student clubs and societies
The University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) is an organisation run by students, for students. There are over 200 clubs affiliated to UMSU, ranging from spiritual, cultural, political to niche special interests.