University of Melbourne Courses

Gain superior knowledge and a firm skill base to pursue management careers in the arts and cultural sector.

Changes in our environment mean we are facing unprecedented societal, economic and political challenges. With a Master of Geography, you'll become part of the new generation of workers who are tackling these challenges by bridging the gap between the social and natural sciences.

Course Description The Graduate Diploma in Music is designed for university graduates in any field who wish to undertake university-level study in music.

Gain a powerful skillset of chemical engineering and business at Australia's leading university*. Design the processes that convert raw materials into the valuable products we use every day. Blend your advanced chemical engineering expertise with key skills in economics, marketing and finance.

Clinical ultrasound has made a dramatic impact on patient management in perioperative, critical care, emergency medicine, surgery and internal medicine environments.

The Master of Music (Performance Teaching) prepares you to become a leader in music education as a performer-teacher.

In 2021 this course can be undertaken wholly online.*

Course Description The Graduate Diploma in Music is a one-year program designed for university graduates in any field who wish to undertake graduate study in music.

The Graduate Certificate in Sports Medicine is a course designed to help passionate, qualified practitioners working with athletes of all ages and abilities to extend their practice in sports and exercise medicine.

Develop the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), autonomous vehicles and smart cities with the Master of Engineering (Spatial) at Australia's leading university.* Develop skills in mapping and visualisation, geographic information systems (GIS), 3D computer visualisations, surveying and satellites,...

Our understanding of how the Universe works has grown rapidly in the past few decades, but if you're keen on physics, you're probably more excited by what we don't yet know.

Which part of our planet do you want to explore? Deep beneath the lithosphere, or out into the atmosphere? Our research ranges from the solid Earth to the fluid Earth and the processes that operate at the interface of these regions.