Upcoming events in your region
The University visits European countries to meet with prospective students. Check the calendar for details.
Contact a representative
The University of Melbourne has overseas representatives in Belgium, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands. Contact an overseas representative for more information or to apply to the University.
Name: Karen
Degree: Bachelor of Dramatic Art
Country: Netherlands
"The knowledge, passion and dedication of the lecturers is a real source of inspiration. They work hard to help us go as far as we can, both in our major projects and our daily skills classes."
Information for students from Europe
Scholarships, grants and sponsorship
There are a number of options for European students seeking financial aid to attend study at the University.
- Scholarships available through the University
- BAfög (Germany)
- German Academic Exchange Service (Germany)
- Danish Goverment international grants
Study abroad and exchange
Considering study at Melbourne via our study abroad and student exchange programs? Visit the Melbourne Global Mobility website for more information - www.mobility.unimelb.edu.au/incoming/
The student experience
What's it like at the University? We'll let the students tell you themselves.
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"I am looking at nitrogen management of rain-fed wheat in Mediterranean environments, through the integration of remote sensing information. I have developed my research project, have been tutoring students and making connections with the academic world. I like the relaxed environment of Melbourne: its parks, its cafes and restaurants, and I've found people very friendly. Melbourne has a lot of cultural events, sport and entertainment. I enjoy taking part in them." |
"My main motivation for enrolling for a Masters with the Office for Environmental Programs after ten years working in the financial sector was a growing feeling that the traditional approach to business needs to be changed dramatically if the world is to have a long-term future. The multi-faculty approach of the program encourages precisely the broadening of the scope of our reflection."
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"Melbourne has so many different layers to explore, and as a filmmaker this is invaluable. The VCA gives you access to the best people in the industry, as staff, tutors and guest speakers." |
"The first issue that hit me when I first arrived was my inadequate academic English knowledge and the struggle to write essays as well as the local students. The only solution for me was to study twice as hard as everybody else which turned out to be highly rewarding later on in my degree as it prevented me from 'slacking off'." |
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European countries vary from student visa sub-class 1 (Western Europe) to student visa sub-class 2 or 3 (for example, Latvia or Turkey). You can find out the assessment level of your country at the Department of Immigration and Citizenship. International students from level 3 and 4 countries require a pre-visa assessment from the Department before they can accept their offer.