The University of Melbourne Extension Program
The University of Melbourne Extension Program provides a taste of University life, the opportunity to become part of a community of high-achieving students and the chance to gain an ATAR increment.
The Extension Program provides high-achieving students the opportunity to study a first-year university subject sequence while completing Year 12. Students may choose one subject from 17 study areas, including languages, history, mathematics, philosophy, sciences and more (see the full list of subjects in 2012).
2012 Extension Program applications
Applications for the 2012 Extension Program will now remain open until Friday 25 November 2011. Please read the application instructions carefully before you begin your online application for the extension program.
Benefits for Extension Program students
The University of Melbourne Extension Program offers the opportunity to:
- Take on an academic challenge, explore a particular subject area in greater depth and at a more advanced level providing a challenge for the most able student.
- Enjoy a university experience and study in an atmosphere of intellectual vibrancy, and to have exposure to academic staff and different teaching styles in an independent learning environment.
- Meet like-minded students, whether first year University of Melbourne undergraduate students, or fellow Year 12 Extension Program students.
- Obtain an ATAR increment.
- Be eligible for a prize.
- Access University of Melbourne services, such as the library, computers, a University email account, the Academic Skills Unit, the Student Portal, and the Learning Management System (LMS).
- Gain credit from Extension Program studies and use this towards a University of Melbourne undergraduate degree.
More information
- Extension Program subject areas
- How to apply
- After you apply
- Frequently asked questions
- Resources for current Extension students
- Information for teachers and school centres
Contact us
In person:Information Centre |
By mail or phone:University of Melbourne Extension Program |