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A score of at least 50 per cent in EAP is a requirement for all courses. It is a requirement to pass both core subjects. Note: Prerequisites and guaranteed scores for entry into the University of ...
Admission criteria. To be considered for entry into this course, you must: Have completed an undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in any discipline. Meeting the published entry requirements for this course does not guarantee selection. You can use our graduate coursework grade conversion eligibility calculator to get an indication of whether ...
You need to have completed two semesters of full-time tertiary study outside Australia at the time of entry to the University of Melbourne. A minimum in one of the following grading systems or an equivalent grade from any other country: Canada/USA - 3.0 grade point average or higher. China PRC - an average of 75 or 4 (liang-hao "良好") or higher.
Completed some or all of a higher education qualification. Once the course application is submitted applicants must pay an additional administration fee and submit a supplementary application form. All applicants will be required to prepare a folio of works according to their chosen specialisation and attend an interview. Applicants who satisfy ...
The University has several entry pathways and research programs for Indigenous researchers interested in a graduate research course. If you are new to Melbourne or are just starting to think about a PhD, the Indigenous Research Initiative can help you find a supervisor, advise you on how to develop a research proposal and provide an Academic ...
The equivalent of 25 points (two subjects) of first year Chemistry, specifically Chemistry 1 and Chemistry 2. A weighted average mark of at least 65% (or equivalent). Meeting the published entry requirements for this course does not guarantee selection. Where our admission criteria includes a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) and/or specific ...
The Bachelor of Biomedicine has the flexibility to deliver a range of outcomes. Students are more frequently selected into the Melbourne Medical program than those from any other program in Australia. Others follow pursuits such as dentistry, biomedical research or bioengineering, and a small but growing number combine the degree with graduate ...
