University of Melbourne Courses

The Graduate Certificate in Aboriginal Health in Rural Communities empowers students to make a difference in Aboriginal health, focusing on rural communities. It combines Aboriginal and Western health perspectives, practical skills, and community-based projects.

The Graduate Certificate in Evaluation provides extensive knowledge and skills in evaluation theory and practice, designed for professionals aiming to advance their careers or take leadership roles in evaluation. The course is developed by the Assessment and Evaluation Research Centre and offers eligibility for credit toward the Master of Evaluation.

The Graduate Certificate in Wellbeing Science emphasizes evidence-based positive psychology and wellbeing science applications across various contexts. It provides a foundation in historical developments, theories, and innovations in the field, equipping students with skills to apply these principles professionally and personally.

Receive outstanding research training at Melbourne Law School, Australia's leading law school. Benefit from comprehensive training, financial support, and networking opportunities while producing high-quality scholarly work with societal impact.

The Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental)/Doctor of Philosophy combines practitioner training with advanced research skills, focusing on educational psychology. It includes coursework, supervised professional experience, and a substantial research component culminating in a PhD thesis.

Join world-renowned research groups, access state-of-the-art equipment, and benefit from professional development opportunities at Australia's leading university. The MPhil offers an introduction to university-based science research, preparing graduates to become specialists and leaders in their fields.

The Professional Certificate in Language and Cultural Literacy offers graduate students flexibility to gain a short qualification in language and cultural studies, focusing on intercultural communication and literacy. It includes options for beginners and those with prior experience, with studies available in 14 languages.

The Doctor of Philosophy in Fine Arts and Music is a research-focused degree requiring the completion of a substantial original thesis. It emphasizes deep knowledge, methodological expertise, and contributions to the field, with options for creative work and dissertation in certain disciplines. The program spans three years full-time and offers diverse specializations within the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and Victorian College of the Arts.

The Master of Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology)/Doctor of Philosophy program at the University of Melbourne equips graduates with advanced expertise in clinical neuropsychology, focusing on the affective, behavioural, and cognitive aspects of neurological diseases. The program includes rigorous training, hands-on clinical experience, and opportunities for original research.

The Master of Philosophy (Engineering and IT) at the University of Melbourne enables students to contribute to research in specialized areas, supported by experienced supervisors. It offers opportunities to address global challenges and access world-class facilities, including advanced laboratories and VR biomechanical systems.

The Graduate Certificate in Advanced Social Work equips qualified social workers with advanced skills for leadership and specialist roles in the health, mental health, and human services sectors. It emphasizes evidence-informed practice and research, preparing graduates to address complex challenges in social work practice and policy.

A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Veterinary Science at the University of Melbourne enables academic leadership and innovation through research. Students write an 80,000-word thesis under supervision, contributing significantly to their field, and specialize in areas such as veterinary biosciences, animal sciences, and infectious diseases.