Campus locations

Find campus locations and facilities

The University spans seven campuses across Melbourne and regional Victoria, plus three innovation precincts close to the CBD.

MAIN CAMPUS

Parkville

Parkville is the University of Melbourne’s original and main campus. Established in 1853, Parkville campus centres around the original Old Quadrangle building and features many historically significant spaces alongside award-winning modern architecture.

Located within walking distance of central Melbourne, the campus is home to nine faculties and a diverse community of students, researchers and professional staff.

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Southbank

Home to the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, Southbank brings together the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and the Victorian College of the Arts, uniting our creative disciplines in the heart of Melbourne's Arts Precinct.

Dookie

Dookie campus is a living laboratory situated on 2,440 hectares that incorporates a working farm, state-of-the-art robotic dairy, orchard, winery and natural bush reserve.

Werribee

Our Werribee campus is a hub for teaching, research and equine specialist care, and hosts the Werribee Equine Centre and Greencross Veterinary Hospital.

Burnley

Burnley campus is internationally recognised for its teaching and research in urban, environmental and ornamental horticulture, and its expanding profile in green infrastructure research and development.

Creswick

Creswick is Australia's only dedicated forest science campus. Established in 1910, it features heritage listed buildings and laboratories on 15-acres of land adjacent to native forests.

Shepparton

Shepparton is home to the Academy of Sport Health and Education (ASHE) and the Department of Rural Health (DRH), which delivers world-class medical training and research in rural and remote health.

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Everything you need to navigate campus. From detailed maps to guided and virtual tours.

Campus maps

Search for buildings, rooms, and amenities, get directions, and explore our locations in detail with our interactive maps.

Virtual campus tour

Curious about our campuses? Take a virtual tour and discover the spaces, buildings, and student life on campus.

What you'll find across our campuses

From world-class research facilities and innovation precincts to vibrant cultural venues and distinctive study experiences, discover all that our campuses have to offer.

Precincts

Our campuses sit at the heart of Melbourne's leading innovation precincts connecting students to world-class research, industry, and creative partnerships.

Cultural venues

The University’s wide range of museums, galleries and venues offer a diverse range of programs, events and exhibitions.

Research facilities

Whether you’re a university researcher, industry or commercial partner, we offer world-leading facilities for transformative research.

Studying on campus

More than a place to study, our campuses offer the facilities, culture, and community to make you feel at home.

Amenities across our campuses

Discover our key amenities below and learn more about what each campus has to offer through the campus pages.

UNIVERSITY EVENTS

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Indigenous at Melbourne

Acknowledgement of Country

The University of Melbourne acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the unceded land on which we work, learn and live: the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong peoples (Burnley, Fishermans Bend, Parkville, Southbank and Werribee campuses), the Yorta Yorta Nation (Dookie and Shepparton campuses), and the Dja Dja Wurrung people (Creswick campus).

Explore our Indigenous commitment

History of the University

A chronological guide to the holdings of the University of Melbourne Archives relating to the history of the University from 1853 to recent times.

Our faculties and schools

Our nine faculties deliver exceptional education and research thanks to talented and dedicated academic and professional staff.

International students

Explore support, advice and what to expect living and studying as an international student at Melbourne.