University of Melbourne

University of Melbourne Business School

Country: Australia

Established: 1853

School address: Melbourne, Australia

Campus composition: Burnley College, Cressick, Ducky College, Gilbert.

Type of school: business

Major setting: accounting, business and economics

Nature of the school: public

Degrees awarded: Bachelor and Master.

School profile

The University of Melbourne is located in the center of Melbourne, the Australian cultural center. Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and the second largest city in Australia with a population of 4 million. At the same time, Melbourne is also one of Australia's major entry and exit ports, and many large local and international companies are stationed here. Melbourne is also a big multicultural city, with a quarter of the population being overseas immigrants, and more than 65,438+000 people of different nationalities and nationalities gathered here, making Melbourne the center of multicultural communication. The climate here is mild, the winter is dry, the spring is cool, and the long hot summer and longer autumn are full of the fragrance of vegetation. The motto of the University of Melbourne is "Respect the future generation". The main campus of the university is located in Parkville, a suburb of Carlton, covering an area of 22.5 hectares, only 15 minutes' walk from the city center. In the university, students will feel the multicultural learning atmosphere, with various disciplines to choose from, and more new disciplines are being continuously developed to meet the ever-developing social needs.

School fame and background

With excellent teachers, our educational environment is full of vitality, and a large number of leaders and managers have been trained for the future era.

geographical position

Melbourne, located in southern Australia, is the capital of Victoria and the second largest city in Australia with a population of about 3.5 million. Melbourne is listed as one of the three most livable cities in the world and is famous as the "Garden Capital". There are green parks around the city, which are beautiful.

course

The courses offered by the college are very flexible, and you can choose both comprehensive subjects and interdisciplinary subjects, which is very beneficial to employers seeking comprehensive ability. For example: Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Law.

Accommodation service

The university has prepared various accommodation packages for international students, so that students have many choices. Accommodation management is implemented by the YMCA to ensure that students' needs and safety are met. There are 12 student dormitories and apartments in and around Park Villenet, the main campus, including accommodation, main furniture and some bedding. In addition, each room is equipped with a telephone line. There are also many student apartments and student hotels near the school, with furniture and kitchens.

Deadline for application

Generally speaking, the end of February of the year 65438+ is the deadline for applying for admission to the first semester of the next year, and the application for admission in the middle of the year must be submitted before May 3 1. The application form should be accompanied by English test scores, academic performance and recommendation letters and other related materials. Non-English documents must be accompanied by official translation.

In 2009, the University of Melbourne Business School added GMAT.

In the autumn of 2008, you can still catch the last free bus and attend the Master of Commerce course in Mou.

From February 2009, the Business School of the University of Melbourne will raise the admission requirements for postgraduate courses. On the basis of the original requirements, students are required to take GMAT with a score of 550 or above and a personal statement. It is understood that Australian universities start school twice a year, in February and July respectively. Therefore, if students are currently accepted by the University of Melbourne in July 2008, they still have the opportunity to avoid GAMT and enter MoU to study for a master's degree in business.

It is understood that the admissions representative of the University of Melbourne will interview students from Kai Tak educational institutions from May to June, and visiting admissions representatives are eligible to issue admission notices. Therefore, China students who pass the interview will have the opportunity to get the admission notice of Melbourne University in July 2008 on the same day. Students who want to apply for the master's program in Melbourne Business School should seize this opportunity and apply before the school raises the admission requirements. It is reported that students who have received the admission notice will be admitted to the school without additional GMAT scores if they want to postpone their enrollment until February 2009. The cities that Melbourne University will visit are as follows: Guangzhou-May 22nd, Beijing-June 3rd, Shanghai-May 28th, Changsha-May 3rd1,Nanjing-May 26th. It is understood that after the University of Melbourne recently went to Kai Tak Guangzhou Company for an interview with the applicant, several Guangzhou college students got the admission notice issued by the business school on the spot.

According to Kai Tak Education's senior overseas study consultant in Australia, the business education level of the University of Melbourne is among the best in the world, with a large number of students enrolled every year. In the ranking of world universities published by The Times in June 2007, the University of Melbourne in Australia ranked 2 1. The social science (including business) major of this school is the same as Cornell University in the world, ranking 17 in the world.

Since February 2009, the University of Melbourne has required applicants to submit GMAT scores of graduate courses in business schools. Many middle school students think it is difficult to apply for graduate courses in business at Melbourne University. In this regard, the senior consultant of Kai Tak Education for studying in Australia believes that the average score of non-China 2 1 1 college graduates who apply for Melbourne University Business School is 90, but this requirement is not easy for most students to achieve. In fact, after the implementation of the new regulations, the application difficulty of non-China 2 1 1 university graduates with good English scores has been reduced. As long as the average score is not less than 85, the University of Melbourne will keep their applications. When applicants get higher GMAT scores, the University of Melbourne can accept their applications.

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