Program highlights for Melbourne, Australia
Language spoken:
English
Currency:
Australian Dollars (AUD, $)
Climate:
Tropical
City type:
Metropolis (Population >500,000)
Program type:
Partnership
Host university:
Deakin University
Language of instruction:
English
Terms offered:
Semester, January
Program capacity:
Semester: 40 students
January: 25 students
Credit type:
Overseas credit
Trimester 2 (Jul-Oct 2026):
March 15
January 2027:
October 1
Trimester 1 (Feb-Jun 2027):
October 1
Eligibility:
- Minimum GPA: 2.6
- Minimum class standing: Sophomore
Scholarships and Financial Aid:
Deadlines vary
Choose from three campuses: Melbourne (called “the world’s most livable city”), Geelong (known for picturesque beaches), or Warrnambool (ideal for marine and freshwater science).- Take advantage of state-of-the-art facilities, a student-focused atmosphere, and a relaxed yet contemporary campus experience.
- Explore beautiful beaches, stunning mountain ranges, incredible deserts, and striking volcanic plains.
- Study interesting courses, including law, education, health, and technology, or participate in a unique internship in business, environmental science, journalism, performing arts, and sociology.
- Experience Melbourne’s vibrant city life, architectural elegance, and cultural and linguistic diversity.
Why study in Melbourne, Geelong, or Warrnambool?
If scholastic excellence paired with stunning landscapes, strong cultural tradition, and world-class internship opportunities is what you seek, the Melbourne program is perfect for you. Study a wide range of courses at one of three locations and experience a student-centered approach that includes top-quality research, industry partnerships, and tailored courses.
Australian semesters differ from those in the U.S. due to seasonal differences. You may participate in one or both trimesters: Trimester 1 from March to June, Trimester 2 from July to October, or consider a three-week January session. Deakin University offers a unique three-day orientation each trimester, designed to make the transition into Australian university life as smooth as possible.
Melbourne
The Melbourne location offers courses in the arts, business and law, education, health, nursing and behavioral sciences, and science and technology, all within reach of a cosmopolitan capital boasting world-class recreational facilities and events.
Geelong
Beach-lovers appreciate the Geelong campus's proximity to the Great Ocean Road and access to premier surfing spots. Choose from a variety of disciplines, including public relations, environmental science, journalism, sociology, performing arts, and business.
Warrnambool
The Warrnambool campus location along the coastline makes it the preferred choice for students studying aquatic sciences, but you can also take courses in law, health, education, technology, and more.