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The application process
- Before you apply (entry requirements, fees, scholarships)
- How to apply (the application process)
- After you lodge an application (timelines, offer process)
- Once you have an offer (accept, defer, transfer)
- Preparing for study (accommodation, enrolment, employment)
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- Scholarships, tuition fees
- Programs and events
- Publications
- Study abroad and exchange
- Guaranteed entry for school-leavers to graduate professional entry programs
- Access Melbourne (combined special entry and access scholarships scheme)
- Enrich your degree by studying a concurrent diploma along side your degree
- Community Access Program (single subject study)
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Undergraduate study
An 'undergraduate' degree generally refers to your first degree in a study area.
Our undergraduate degrees provide you with more opportunities to build your chosen career and more pathways to pursue further study. The choice is yours - you can enter the work force after completing an undergraduate degree or after pursuing a graduate program with either option exciting career opportunities await!
This curriculum redesign with enhanced students' learning experience is known as the Melbourne Model, our approach to higher education that prepares you to be a leader in a rapidly changing, global environment on the world's stage.| Choose from one of our six new generation degrees: | Or one of our continuing degrees: |
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Bachelor of Arts - see also Bachelor of Arts (Extended), alternative pathway for Indigenous students See also:Studies in Psychology |
Bachelor of Agriculture Last intake 2010: |
Learn more about the Melbourne Model
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