The University of Melbourne

The University of Melbourne has purchased a 7.2-hectare site in the heart of the Fishermans Bend Employment Precinct to build a world-class engineering and design campus for large, experimental research, hands-on learning and collaboration with industry. 

Planned to commence construction in 2025, Stage 1 of the campus will be a super hub for innovation purpose-built for the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology (FEIT) and the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning (ABP), with space for industry to co-locate. 

Large, interactive spaces, state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant innovation environment will push the boundaries in research and development. Here, industry, students and researchers will work together to solve social and environmental issues affecting the world, for a sustainable and resilient future. 

The University of Melbourne alumni community is made up of more than 500,000 alumni living and working in more than 150 countries. The Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology have 34,000 Alumni from more than 100 countries. Also, there are 2,281 Donors who have exceeded 2018 and 2019 philanthropic targets. The university offers a range of events, benefits, career resources as well as volunteering and mentoring programs to continue the student's relationship with the university and each other. Also, there is a membership of the University of Melbourne alumni community that is free and extended to all those who have successfully completed a University of Melbourne accredited. 

The University of Melbourne has grown a lot over the years. After so many years of excellence, it is ranked #1 in Australia, #19 in the world, and #8 globally for graduate employability. 67.7% and 88.3% are the placement rates of University of Melbourne for the undergraduates and postgraduate coursework students. Hence, the placement rates are high for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. 

The subjects under Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology are ranked at #2 in Australia.

Please note: There are various courses in Engineering such as Mechanical Engineering (#2), Chemical Engineering (#3), etc. Some of these courses are ranked at #2 while the others are ranked #3 in Australia. 

The University of Melbourne is ranked #1 in Australia, #19 in the world, and #8 globally for graduate employability. The placement rate of University of Melbourne is 88.3% for postgraduate coursework students and 67.7% for undergraduates. Hence, the placement rates are high for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. 

Total income, which is AUD 314.1m, and the research income, which is AUD 75m ( 418.84 crore), has been significantly increased. 

• HERDC Category 2-4 income, tracking towards doubling of 2015 income 

• Established 10 multidisciplinary industry-facing platforms supporting growth in HERDC Category 2-4 income 

For the Faculty of Engineering & IT (FEIT) at the University of Melbourne, there is no requirement for an interview AUD for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Coursework. The programs like BE/BTech., IT etc. are typically based on:

Undergraduate 

• Complete the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) or anequivalent qualification 

• Meet any additional academic requirements necessary for international students preferred for an undergraduate degree. These include prerequisite subjects, prerequisite tests, portfolio submission, interviews or auditions 

• Meet university'sEnglish language requirement (IELTS/TOEFL) 

Postgraduate  

• An undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in any discipline 

• A Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 65% (or equivalent)  

• One specialized subject (at any tertiary year level) focused on the subject.

As Australia's leading university, the University of Melbourne is considered as a community of world-class thinkers drive transformative global change and shape the future. Its distinctive Melbourne experience helps graduates become well-rounded,  thoughtful and skilled professionals – making a positive impact across the globe. University of Melbourne has better outcomes for the students after Bachelor's as well as Master's which attracts students internationally. 

• The university has over 40,000 graduates in over 100 countries. 

• The placement rate is 88% for graduates. 

• The average package is always on a higher side,  so the Return of Investment (ROI) is also higher. 

• The university is tightly connected with its communities, at home and abroad, which only enriches our learning, teaching, and research. 

As Australia's leading university, the University of Melbourne is considered as a community of world-class thinkers drive transformative global change and shape the future. Its distinctive Melbourne experience helps graduates become well-rounded, thoughtful and skilled professionals – making a positive impact across the globe. University of Melbourne has better outcomes for the students after Bachelor's as well as Master's which attracts students internationally. 

• The university has over 40,000 graduates in over 100 countries. 

• The placement rate is 88% for graduates. 

• The average package is always on a higher side, so the Return of Investment (ROI) is also higher. 

• The university is tightly connected with its communities, at home and abroad, which only enriches our learning, teaching, and research. 

The curriculum at the University of Melbourne, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, is designed to prepare international students for tomorrow's engineering challenges.  

• A person will graduate with the ideal combination of advanced technical and professional skills valued by employers 

• A higher-level qualification that is recognized around the world 

•  Future engineers will require more technical skills along with an innovative mindset, teamwork, and communication skills.  

• Return on Investment (ROI) is high as the employment rate has increased over the years for graduates. 

The University offers a range of coursework and research study options designed to prepare international students to become professionally qualified engineers, advance or change their career, or undertake research.