Study in Melbourne
Are you interested in studying in a city that’s bursting with creativity? From a vibrant food and arts scene, to the coast and outback a stone’s throw away, Melbourne is a fantastic place to live and study.
Let’s explore why Melbourne should be your new academic home.
Education Providers in Melbourne
Mebourne is home to many universities that cater to diverse academic interests. Australia’s highest ranked university - the University of Melbourne - is located in this buzzing city, while there are plenty of specialised institutions that provide education in anything from science and mathematics to art and drama.
Here are a few of Melbourne’s most well-known education providers:
Swinburne University of Technology
Lifestyle
Living in Melbourne means living amongst a thriving creative scene, with a focus on arts, sport and food. You’ll quickly feel at home among the welcoming locals, and free to explore your interests and hobbies while you study.
With eight Australian Football League (AFL) teams calling Melbourne home, and Australia’s biggest tennis tournament, the Australian Open, taking place in the city each summer, there’s plenty for sports fans to see and do.
Melbourne’s location also provides easy access to regional Australia, including the picturesque Mornington Peninsula and the rugged outback.
Cost of Living
You can enjoy all Melbourne has to offer without emptying your wallet. Here is a quick guide to what you might be expecting to pay for certain essentials:
Accommodation: Monthly rent may cost you anywhere from $250-400 per week, depending on the location and style of accommodation you choose.
Transportation: If you catch public transport regularly, you may pay up to $50 per week for a tram/train pass (known as a myki pass).
Food: An average weekly grocery shop might cost you $150, while eating out can cost anywhere between $20-50 per person.
Getting a Student Visa
Before you start your journey to Melbourne, you’ll need a visa. Eligibility requirements for the Australian student visa include:
A valid offer of enrolment from an Australian education provider
Proof you have sufficient funds
Health insurance coverage
For a full list of eligibility requirements, visit the Australian Department of Home Affairs Website.
Learn More
If you’re interested in living and studying in a creative hub, with world class education and a diverse community, look no further than Melbourne. To find out more about studying in Melbourne, visit any of these resources:
Australian Department of Education
Australian Department of Home Affairs
