Study Abroad (Postgraduate 2)

The University of Melbourne offers 52 postgraduate courses for Study Abroad students, including programs such as the Master of Education, Master of Data Science, Master of Science (Chemistry), Master of Environment, Master of Climate Science, Master of Clinical Research, Master of Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology), and Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology), among others.

No, some courses are only available to domestic students. These include the Master of Professional Psychology, the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology, and the Bachelor of Science (Extended).

Available start dates vary by course, but generally include intakes in January–April (32 courses), May–August (23 courses), and September–December (3 courses), with specific months including January, February, March, and July depending on the program.

The duration varies by course: the majority run for 1–2 years (31 courses) or 2–3 years (16 courses), with some shorter options of less than 1 year (4 courses) and longer programs of 3–4 years (3 courses) or more than 4 years (2 courses). Most courses also offer part-time options, typically doubling the full-time duration.

Study Abroad postgraduate courses are available across a wide range of study areas including Science (27 courses), Health (20 courses), Environment (11 courses), Engineering (7 courses), Education (6 courses), Information Technology and Computer Science (5 courses), Business and Economics (3 courses), Music, Visual and Performing Arts (3 courses), Architecture, Building, Planning and Design (2 courses), Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (1 course), Law (1 course), and Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences (4 courses).