Studying in Melbourne
The University of Melbourne was established shortly after the founding of Melbourne and is located just a few minutes from the centre of the city. Melbourne is an exciting and vibrant hub of cultural, social, sporting and business life and has consistently been voted one of the world's most livable cities. The University is proud to have been a driving force in the development of this dynamic city, and we invite you to be part of this thriving community during your studies with us.
About Melbourne
There is much to love about Melbourne - just ask the locals. This sophisticated world city in the south-east corner of mainland Australia inspires a deep passion in those lucky enough to live here. Residents love its vibrant energy, staggering choice of restaurants, funky boutiques, café-filled laneways, cool bars, unbeatable galleries, luscious parks and village-like inner suburbs, each with its own special character.
Proudly pre-eminent in business, international trade, the arts, entertainment, sport and major international events, Melbourne's city centre is home to around 50,000 people and welcomes more than 400,000 workers, visitors and tourists every day.
Melbourne is home to Australia's largest arts and entertainment precinct, located near the Yarra River. It includes the National Gallery of Victoria, the acclaimed Victorian Arts Centre, the Melbourne Theatre Company, the Australian Ballet, the Australian Opera, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Federation Square.
The city hosts many colourful festivals throughout the year as well as major sporting events such as the Formula One Grand Prix, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Melbourne International Arts Festival, the Melbourne Cup and the Australian Tennis Open.
About the University of Melbourne
Established in 1853, Melbourne is Australia's second oldest university. The Law School is a five-minute tram ride or a 15-minute walk from the centre of Melbourne. Positioned right next to the inner-city suburb of Carlton, the campus is compact and beautifully landscaped with its 150-year history embodied in its architecture. The campus is equipped with theatres, art galleries, computer suppliers, sports facilities, banks, eateries, a chemist, hair salon, post office, travel agent, newsagent and stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers.
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