One of Australia's top eight schools has been in existence for 153 years. For 153 years, the University of Melbourne has been one of the three oldest universities in Australia, and has accumulated an outstanding academic reputation in many academic fields, particularly in medicine, social sciences, arts and humanities, and engineering and technology, and is a leader in Australia and around the world.

Melbourne University has won the highest share of research The University of Melbourne has won the highest number of research grants in consecutive years, establishing its reputation as one of Australia's leading research universities. It has become the first choice for outstanding students in Victoria and throughout Australia and internationally. With $8.5 million worth of scholarships each year, the University of Melbourne has the largest and most innovative scholarships of any Australian university.

Melbourne University graduates have emerged as prominent figures in Australian politics, culture and business, including two Nobel Prize winners in medicine, two former Australian Prime Ministers, and a number of Asian business and political figures have also graduated from Melbourne University, which has made a significant contribution to Australia's economic development in the Asia-Pacific region. The University has contributed greatly to the economic development of Australia in the Asia-Pacific region.

The University's 11 Faculties and the Melbourne School of Business and Victoria College provide a first-class, vibrant learning environment. Major programs include: Architecture, Building and Design, Humanities, Economics and Business, Education, Engineering, Land and Food Resources Studies, Law, Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, Music, Science and Veterinary Medicine. Melbourne University teaches and learns in multimedia classrooms, using new technologies and multimedia materials developed by Melbourne University faculty.

Melbourne University is one of Australia's six Sandstone Universities, a core member of the Group of Eight, a founding member and secretariat of Universitas 21, and an internationally renowned research university. It is also a member of the Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) and the Asia-Pacific Consortium for International Trade Education and Research (PACIBER), which are internationally renowned research university consortia.

At the University of Melbourne, as a foreign student, the main task is of course to study. Here, the way of learning will be very different from the domestic. In Australia, the initiative of students learning is very large. All courses are chosen by the students according to their interests and hobbies, 100% credit system. At the University of Melbourne, the school places great emphasis on students' hands-on skills.

Melbourne University's teaching model, the Melbourne model, can be described as a pioneer. At least in the Southeast Asian region, it has changed the model of major-oriented. You must study 4-8 courses outside of your major. In Australia, only the University of Melbourne is using this breadth of study. In fact, this is a borrowing from the American method of course selection, other schools do not even have a basic elective course, not what you want to learn. The United States is more elective than their major required courses.