Warragul & Drouin Gazette

The Melbourne Model - meeting the needs of contempora­ry university students

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The Melbourne Model is a distinctiv­e curriculum that gives students a wider understand­ing of the world beyond their degree.

With a breadth and depth of knowledge gained while studying, graduate employabil­ity is ranked No. 7 globally*, meaning students are prepared for every possible future.

Our six core undergradu­ate degrees (Arts, Biomedicin­e, Commerce, Design, Music or Science) offer students a choice from over 100 majors.

Students can then head straight into their career, or continue on for graduate study with over 270 degrees to choose from.

So how is the Australia first model looking ten years on since its inception?

“I believe the Melbourne Model meets the needs to contempora­ry university students – our future careers are not set in stone, so why should our degrees not have the flexibilit­y to explore other fields of study?” says Charlotte Smith who studied a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Teaching via the Melbourne Model.

The Melbourne Model connects students with each other, the community and the wider world.

There are a range of opportunit­ies to engage with organisati­ons, through internship­s, applied research projects and overseas study programs.

The University of Melbourne is ranked No. 32 in the world and No. 1 in Australia^. 93% of our graduates are employed within four months of graduating#.

Each year more than 250 Australian and internatio­nal organisati­ons – including IBM, KPMG and PwC – visit campus to entice our students with graduate job opportunit­ies.

Today's workplace demands forward-thinking graduates who are skilled and resilient, with a broad outlook and collaborat­ive approach. This is what the Melbourne Model delivers. Find out more about choosing the right degree for you at cop.unimelb.edu.au and visit our Parkville campus at Course Informatio­n Day, Monday 18 December, 10am-2.30pm.

^Times Higher Education World University Rankings, 2018 *QS World University Rankings, 2018 #Graduate Destinatio­n Survey, 2016

 ??  ?? Charlotte Smith studied a Bechelor of Arts and Master of Teaching via the Melbourne Model.
Charlotte Smith studied a Bechelor of Arts and Master of Teaching via the Melbourne Model.

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