University of Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia · Checked September 26, 2026

A public research university whose main campus is in Parkville, close to Melbourne's city centre. It is known for its broad undergraduate degrees followed by specialised graduate study, with strengths in medicine, law, business, engineering and the arts.

Undergraduate tuition (international)AUD 42,720-65,920 per 100 credit points (1 full-time year) depending on subject area (2027); Dentistry, Medicine and Veterinary Science subjects cost more. Fees are charged per subject, so your total depends on the subjects you take
Master's tuition (international)Varies by course (2027 fee tables), e.g. Master of Computer Science AUD 68,480, Master of Engineering AUD 66,752, Master of Management AUD 65,248, Master of Finance AUD 64,640 per year (1 EFTSL)
IntakesFebruary (Semester 1, main); July (mid-year) for many courses
English requirementIELTS 6.5 overall, 6.0 in each band (Level 1, the standard level for undergraduate and graduate courses); PTE 64 overall, 60 in each skill; TOEFL 81 overall (W19, S19, R16, L16). Some courses need higher levels. Duolingo not accepted.

Official fees page · Official English requirements

Application deadlines

Undergraduate and graduate (international)Closing dates vary by course and intake; check the course page. Apply for one intake and include every document so your application is assessed faster
Tuition depositAUD 17,000 minimum deposit when you accept an offer

Entry requirements for Pakistani students

Graduate applicants who studied at university level in Pakistan must apply through one of the University's authorised education agents, who verify their transcripts. Pakistan's HSSC/FSc is not on the University's list of recognised undergraduate qualifications, so unlisted qualifications are assessed case by case. GCE A Levels are accepted, with guaranteed entry scores.

Official page for students from Pakistan

Scholarships

Fees, deadlines and requirements change every year and differ by course. Always check the course page on the university's official website before you apply.