The University of Melbourne is a top public research institute in Melbourne, Australia. Established in 1853, it is the oldest university in Australia. The main campus of the university is located in Parkville, an inner suburb north of Melbourne’s central business district and many other campuses located all across Victoria. The colony of Victoria incorporated the University of Melbourne in the 19th century. The university is counted among Australia’s six sandstone universities and a member of Group of Eight, Washington University’s Universitas 21, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities and McDonnell International Scholars Academy.

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Campuses and Facilities 

The University of Melbourne has three campuses in Melbourne at Burnley, Werribee and Southbank. Parkville is the main campus of the university located near central Melbourne, a diverse and vibrant international city with 4.9 million populations.

Parkville: It is the original and main campus of the university. Founded in 1853, the Parkville campus features several historical spaces and centers across the original Old Quadrangle building along with outstanding modern architecture.  The campus is located within walking distance of central Melbourne. It is the home of ten faculties and a community of students, professionals and research staff.

Southbank: This campus co-locates the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music with the Victorian College of Arts. It is a thriving ecosystem of excellent learning, studio and gallery spaces, performance and Southbank.

Burnley: This campus is globally known for its research and teaching in urban ornamental and environmental horticulture, and its expanding utilization of green infrastructure development and research. Burnley Campus was established in 1891 by the Victorian Department of Agriculture which is located in 9 hectares of heritage-listed gardens seven kilometers away from central Melbourne. This campus is the first horticultural college in the southern hemisphere and around the world.  

Dookie: This campus is a living laboratory located on 2,440 hectares that incorporates a state-of-the-art robotic dairy, winery and natural bush reserve and working farm. Founded in 1886, the Dookie campus plays a vital role in the development of agricultural education in Australia.

Creswick: Founded in 1910, the Creswick campus is one of the most dedicated forest science and research campuses in Australia. The features consist of listed buildings and laboratories on 15 acres of land and plantation forests.

Werribee: this campus is a hub of specialist care, research, teaching, and Greencross Veterinary Hospital and hosts the Werribee Equine Centre. Werribee Campus is located 32 km southwest of Melbourne and trains the next generation of veterinarians with world-class facilities.

Shepparton: This campus is the center of the University’s Department of Rural Health (DRH) and Academy of Sport Health and Education (ASHE). The DRH works in Australia’s clinical and research departments that deliver quality medical training in the rural context.

Hostel and Facilities

More than a place to live, the accommodation of the University of Melbourne offers you experience all university life. The accommodation options are located near the Parkville campus which provides all facilities from study support to fun social events.

Lisa Bellear House: It is a welcoming and vibrant community located on the Parkville campus, with a wide range of room types and other facilities.

The Lofts at Melbourne Connect: It is the newest graduate accommodation that provides a comfortable and sustainable home inside Melbourne Connect.

Little Hall: It is a premium apartment-style building that offers you a modern take on the study experience with a distinguished and world-class hall of residence.

Partner Accommodation

The University of Melbourne is collaborating with recognized student accommodation providers to offer more living accommodation options across the campus.

UniLodge Lincoln House: This house offers dormitory-style living with comfortable communal spaces, including kitchen, rooftop gardens and a buzzing social environment.

Student Village Melbourne: This place is the hub of contemporary apartments that offer all essential amenities such as a gym, community room, study spaces and pool.

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