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Faculties & Grad schools @ University of Melbourne

University of Melbourne offers 6 broad undergrad level degrees and several specialist degrees, including some eighty specialised academic fields. Many grads proceed towards the workforce, while some continue to a post grad qualification. Melbourne offers more than 270 grad degrees in disciplines like architecture, engineering, dentistry, journalism, law, teaching, nursing, medicine, psychology, research and social work. MU runs a few other campuses around Victoria, in  Southbank,  BurnleyDookie, Werribee and Creswick.


The list of study subjects may be incomplete, it presents a quick view of academic topics available for study at this University of Melbourne. Please visit faculty webpages provided below or updated and comprehensive list of courses available at undergrad Bachelor, Master, PhD, Doctorate level at the University of Melbourne. 

Architecture,  Building & Planning

Arts

Business and Economics

Education and Teaching

Engineering

Degrees in :

Law

  • Law School
  • Melbourne JD (Juris Doctor)
  • The Melbourne Law Masters
  • Research – Melbourne Law Doctorates

Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

Melbourne School of Graduate Research

Science

  • Faculty of Science
  • School of BioSciences
  • School of Chemistry
  • School of Earth Science
  • School of Ecosystem and Forest Science
  • School of Geography
  • School of Mathematics and Statistics
  • School of Physics

Degrees in:

Veterinary Science

Victorian College of Arts and Music

  • Victorian College of the Arts
  • Art
  • Performing Arts (Dance, Theatre, Production)
  • Film & Television
  • Contemporary Music (including Music Theatre)
  • Ideas
  • Centre for Cultural Partnerships
  • Indigenous Arts

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