I’m doing my masters that include research. I did my undergrad in Malaysia. I can surely say that Melbourne university in comparison is far better. The exposure and experience that I get from my peers and supervisor is firsthand and in my experience definitely money’s worth. I would not have had it any other way and I’m extremely grateful to be a part of this university

-Amazing research opportunities.
-Highly motivated students.
-Very highly knowledgeable lecturers with vast amount of experience and they are always on hand to help with any subject related matters.
-Amazing campus

It’s expensive and personally I don’t think you get what you pay for. Especially if you are an international student. I’m speaking from my experience in his 3-year program in Mechanical Systems (note that it’s not Mechanical Engineering), so I don’t know exactly how it’s been in other departments.This limited the amount that students learned in relation to their degree, and they had to spend more time teaching the basics compared to other colleges, so specializing in their final year at college could not.

I enjoyed my classes at the University of Melbourne except for the few challenges on graduation rates. I was lucky to have graduated within the timeframe set for my engineering course. Even though some students complained of unfriendly environment, I personally found the place awesome because I was able to make a number of friends.