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Melbourne Global Mobilityat Melbourne we encourage and support you to undertake part of your studies overseas through a student exchange or study abroad opportunity.
Our students have undertaken research at Europe’s oldest university in Bologna, studied French in Quebec, developed their knowledge of physics in Japan,
learned about management in the fashion industry in Milan, and developed their community skills in Chile.
The University of Melbourne offers a range of grants, bursaries and other funding options to help you study at one of 171 partner institutions in 38 countries or at another approved institution around the world.
mobility.unimelb.edu.au
Student ServiceSthe university of Melbourne offers one of the most comprehensive student support networks in australia. advice and assistance are always at hand.
Services for students include:�� Academic Skills�� Advocacy Service�� Careers and Employment�� Counselling and Psychological Services�� Disability Liaison�� Financial Aid�� International Student Services�� Student Connect (transition support services)�� Student Housing�� Health Service�� Melbourne University Overseas
Students’ Service�� Murrup Barak, Melbourne Institute for
Indigenous Development
services.unimelb.edu.au/finder
Student clubS and SocietieSthe Melbourne experience is more than just lectures and study sessions. you’ll enjoy amazing new experiences, making lifelong friends along the way.
There’s no easier or quicker way to find new friends, meet people who share your interests, and perhaps even develop some new skills, than joining one of Melbourne’s clubs or societies. There are more than 150 clubs available, from cultural, religious and political to musical and leisure, so there’s definitely something for you. But then again, you can always start your own!
Just some of Melbourne’s activity clubs:
�� Animal Protection Society�� Book Club�� Chocolate Lovers’ Society�� Debating Society�� Fantasy and Science Fiction
Appreciation Society�� Film Society�� Fotoholics Photography Club�� French Club�� Indian Club�� Political Interest Society.
union.unimelb.edu.au/clubs
living at a residential college offers you a unique university experience, providing a welcoming community, personalised academic support and opportunities to connect with like-minded people.
There are 12 colleges for undergraduate and graduate students, located on and around the University’s Parkville campus. Each college is a unique community, made up of students studying a wide range of subjects, who have come from different parts of Victoria, interstate and overseas.
Residents live in fully furnished single rooms with phone and internet connections, within secure buildings less than 10 minutes walk from the Parkville campus.
All meals are provided, and residents dine together in their college’s dining hall, and attend formal dinners during the week.
Colleges also have facilities such as libraries, IT labs and music practice rooms, as well as sporting and recreational facilities.
A focus on academic life is a crucial part of the colleges. Tutors provide personalised support to complement your formal university classes, and ensure you are working towards reaching your full academic potential.
At college there is also a multitude of social, cultural and sporting activities available for you to take part in. You’ll also be provided with plenty of opportunities to hone your leadership skills, and interact with respected academics and professionals who give lectures or attend formal dinners at the colleges.
refer to map for locations of the residential colleges.
colleges.unimelb.edu.au
reSidential colleGeS
Parkville caMPuSthe university of Melbourne’s heart is in Parkville, where our main campus has been situated since 1853.
Only a few minutes from the centre of Melbourne, the University’s Parkville campus combines contemporary architecture and sustainable design with historic sandstone buildings and many beautiful open spaces for students to enjoy. It is located within a renowned knowledge precinct, which includes eight hospitals, many leading research institutes and a wide range of knowledge-based industries.
As a student at Melbourne, you’ll have access to the most up-to-date teaching and learning methods and facilities. Our eLearning studios are designed for collaborative work in small groups and are equipped with the latest technology.
We also have learning spaces specifically designed for particular disciplines, such as the Engineering Learning Lab which supports group and collaborative work, and the Law
Moot Court which trains future lawyers in using technology to present their cases. Our biology labs are equipped with audiovisual equipment so that microscope, video and 35 mm slide images can be projected to television monitors, and the Information Systems Interaction Design, Evaluation and Analysis (IDEA) Laboratory is specially designed for conducting computer user-experience tests and interaction research.
Billibellary’s WalkAs one of the clans of the Kulin Nation, the Wurundjeri people walked the grounds upon which the University of Melbourne Parkville campus now stands for more than 40,000 years.
Take a tour of the campus in the footsteps of the Wurundjeri people and explore the University landscape across time and seasons.
The self-guided walking tour is available for download as a pdf or audio podcast at:
murrupbarak.unimelb.edu.au
Please turn over for the Parkville campus map.
Southbank caMPuS only a 10 minute tram ride from the Parkville campus, the Southbank campus hosts the victorian college of the arts (vca) and part of the Melbourne conservatorium of Music (which is primarily based at the Parkville campus).
The campus offers purpose-built teaching and performance facilities for arts training, including studio spaces; workshop, performance and rehearsal spaces and editing suites; the Lenton Parr Music, Visual and Performing Arts Library; and the Margaret Lawrence Gallery.
The Southbank campus is centrally located within Melbourne’s cultural and arts precinct, and sits alongside the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Theatre Company, Melbourne Recital Centre, the Australian Ballet, Chunky Move dance company, the Arts Centre and the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.
The central position of the campus provides students with wonderful opportunities to participate in the artistic life of Melbourne by attending exhibitions, performances and rehearsals as well as participating in master classes and other significant events in Melbourne’s cultural calendar.
Please turn over for the Southbank campus map.
vca-mcm.unimelb.edu.au
Famous for its laneways, stunning waterfront precincts and trendy neighbourhoods, the city provides an endless choice of restaurants, cafes and bars.
Melbourne is at the forefront of culinary innovation with more than 3000 restaurants, cafes and bars, some 75 ethnic cuisines, boutique beers, creative cocktails and local and imported wines.
Chinatown, which fills the lanes between Bourke and Lonsdale Streets, offers great value dumplings, Yum Cha and evening dining. The banks of the Yarra River, home to Southgate, the Crown complex and the Docklands, offer impressive riverside views and fine dining.
Students regularly stroll to Lygon Street during breaks to enjoy the food, desserts and atmosphere that the “Little Italy” precinct has to offer. Lygon Street runs parallel to Swanston Street and is a two minute walk from the University of Melbourne Information Centre. It is an ideal location to end your tour and experience the vibrant culture of Melbourne. Whether you are looking for casual family dining, coffee, sweet treats or top-end restaurants, Lygon Street offers it all.
Designer MelbourneMelbourne is also famous for its many and varied shopping experiences, including local designers, outdoor markets, international boutiques, comprehensive shopping centres and department stores. The city’s arcades and laneways have specialist shops selling everything from chocolate to vintage and haute couture. For bargain shopping, check
out the Queen Victoria Market, and for boutique shops, the ‘Paris End’ of Collins Street is a must.
For shopping, dining and nightlife with an alternative edge you should visit the popular Brunswick Street and its surrounds in Fitzroy. Here you will find a range of fascinating vintage stores, bookshops, art studios, quaint cafes, organic produce stores and lively bars.
St Kilda offers a funky atmosphere which is renowned for its bayside setting, beaches, restaurants, music venues and a cafe lifestyle.
Sydney Road, which runs north of the city, has a vibrant Middle Eastern and Mediterranean feel; Victoria Street in Richmond hosts Asian eateries; and Chapel Street and Toorak Road in Prahran offers designer shops, high-end restaurants, cafes and bars.
For more information, go to:
thatsmelbourne.com.au
diScover Melbourne
the world’S MoSt liveable cityaside from being the world’s most liveable city,Q Melbourne is rated one of the most student-friendly cities in the world, along with Paris, london and boston.W
The city of Melbourne has a vibrant energy, excellent restaurants, fashion boutiques, cafe-filled laneways, cool bars, unbeatable galleries, spacious parks and village-like inner suburbs, each with its own special character. Modern, cutting-edge designs add to the fascinating mix of heritage architecture and ensure the skyline is constantly changing.
Melbourne is Australia’s events capital and the city’s atmosphere is even livelier when the likes of the Australian Rules Football (AFL), Australian Open Tennis Championships or the Melbourne Cup Carnival are in action. Cultural events such as the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Melbourne International Film Festival also feature in Melbourne’s busy events calendar.
Getting around MelbourneMelbourne has a good public transport system that is reliable and easy to navigate. Trams, buses and trains operate throughout the city and its suburbs.
A great way to see Melbourne’s attractions is via the Melbourne Visitor Shuttle. This free service runs every 30 minutes and includes an informative on-board commentary as you travel around Melbourne. You can hop on and off the bus at any of the 13 stops, with one of the stops being the University of Melbourne at Grattan Street.
head to Federation Square to explore the visitors’ centre for more details or go to:
thatsmelbourne.com.au
Q Economist Intelligence Unit, Global Liveability Report 2012
W QS Best Student Cities in the World 2012
contact uSuniversity of Melbourne information centreGate 3, Swanston Street The University of Melbourne Victoria 3010 Australia
13 MELB (13 6352)
+61 3 9035 5511
eventS near you
futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/events
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facebook.com/melbuni
twitter.com/unimelb
youtube.com/unimelb
futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/contact/brochure
Please turn over for the Parkville campus map and emergency contact details.
futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au
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Start your self-guided tour hereWelcome to the University of Melbourne’s Parkville campus. Inside is a map of the Parkville campus and information about some of the points of interest at each tour stop.As you will soon discover, there are a number of buildings and interesting things to see. For this tour, we have had to pick only a few to focus on, but please feel free to wander around and discover what the University has to offer.
We look forward to welcoming you as a University of Melbourne student. Enjoy the tour!
Keep an eye out for the icon on the right of the tour map, which provides directions to the next tour stop.
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ROYAL DENTAL HOSPITALOF MELBOURNE
MDU PHL
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THOMASCHERRY
MUSEUM
THE IAN POTTER
OF ART
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ASIAMYER
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Earth Sciences
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PHYSICS
SPENCERBALDWIN
BEAUREPAIRE CENTRESPORTS CENTRE
EXTENSIONBOTANY NORTH
UNIVERSITY
MURDOCHELISABETH
BARRY REDMOND
BUILDING & PLANNING
BERRYRICHARD
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CHEMISTRY
ENG.1CHEM.
SOUTH
GEOLOGY
GEOLOGY
RAYMONDPRIESTLEY
HOUSEUNION
OLD PHYSICS
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ALTER HALLW
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CHEMISTRY
TATEFRANK
CHEM.ENG.2
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MECHANICALENGINEERING
1888 BUILDING
OLDELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING& ELECTRONIC
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CAR PARK
JOHNMEDLEY
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INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING
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METALLURGY
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SOUTH LAWN
BOTANY
BABEL
MUSEUMGRAINGER
OF LAND AND ENVIRONMENT MELBOURNE SCHOOL
ARTS WEST
LIBRARYBAILLIEU
KENNETH MYER
MELBOURNE
GENETICS
ZOOLOGY
BIOMEDICALLIBRARY
MICROBIOLOGY& IMMUNOLOGY
HOWARDFLOREY
MEDICAL BUILDING
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
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OLD ARTS
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ALICE HOY
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Psychology
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MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY SPORT
MELBOURNE CENTRAL TRAIN STATIONAND CITY CENTRE (1000m)
SOUTHBANK CAMPUS234 ST KILDA ROAD
MEDLEY HALL46-56 DRUMMOND STREET (300m)
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VETERINARYSCIENCES
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UNIVERSITY PARK DRIVESTORY STREET
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INTERNATIONAL HOUSE(700m)
JANETCLARKE
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UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
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JANETCLARKE
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ORMONDCOLLEGE
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THE UNIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE
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MELBOURNERECITAL CENTRE
MELBOURNE THEATRECOMPANY
GALLERY
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FEDERATIONHALL
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SOUTHBANK BOULEVARD
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CommerceStudentCentre
Melbourne Law School
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Melbourne Graduate School
of Education Student Centre
Arts and MusicStudentCentre
GraduateSchool ofBusiness andEconomics
Melbourne Schoolof EngineeringStudent Centre
ScienceStudentCentre
Environments/Melbourne
School of DesignStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Land and Environments
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Medicine, Dentistry andHealth SciencesStudent Centre
Melbourne GraduateSchool of ScienceStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Graduate Research
GraduateSchool ofHumanities and Social ScienceStudent Centre
baillieu librarywith 3.6 million books and other items, the university of Melbourne library is one of the biggest in australia.
��The University Library operates in 13 locations across our campuses, with the Baillieu Library (6a) being the University’s largest discipline library, housing the arts, humanities and social sciences collections.
��The nearby bookshop supplies student texts and reading requirements.
��On the far side of the library is the Conservatorium of Music (6b). Inside is Melba Hall, named after Dame Nellie Melba, a celebrated Australian opera singer and former student of the Conservatorium. Free concerts at Melba Hall are a feature of campus life.
walk south past the baillieu library to the entrance of the underground car park which lies right under the South lawn.
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underGround car Park this is not your average car park! the grand entrance (7a) was once the doorway to the colonial bank in the city, and the car park has won several architectural awards. it even featured in the Mel Gibson film, Mad Max, and is still the site of numerous balls, music festivals and underground markets.
��Directly behind you is the medical precinct. The Brownless Biomedical Library (7b) has a collection of medical instruments and medicine chests as well as a nineteenth century pharmacy.
��Walk around the front of the car park, past the brush fence until you get to the steps leading up to the South Lawn.
��To your right is Grattan Street and across it University Square and Melbourne Law School. To the right of the law building is the Commerce building, which is called The Spot, for obvious reasons!
on the corner of wilson avenue and kernot road you will see engineering’s block a building.
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enGineerinG block a and a Student centre this building houses the engineering Student centre (8a) – one of many student centres on campus.
��Student Centres are the first port of call for study information and advice once you’re enrolled. Student Centre staff can help with administrative and transactional services such as enrolment, fees, results, assessment, transcripts and student ID cards. They can also provide individual advice on course planning, subject selection and pathways to future employment or further study.
leave the engineering building and walk north up wilson avenue until you get to wilson hall.
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wilSon hall built in the 1880s in the grand, gothic style deemed appropriate for an important seat of learning, wilson hall (9a) burned to the ground in 1952.
��Its replacement was built in a modern style to reflect Melbourne’s coming of age as host to the 1956 Olympic Games.
��Today the hall is used for exams, exhibitions, performances and graduation ceremonies.
��Three original ceremonial chairs salvaged from the fire are permanently displayed in the foyer.
From wilson hall walk east, along Monash road, to Gate 4 on Swanston Street.
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Gate 4 – corner MonaSh road and SwanSton StreetMelbourne’s central business district is just minutes away by tram and easily accessible from the tram stop immediately opposite Gate 4.
��To your right is the Sidney Myer Asia Centre (10a) and next to it the John Smyth Building (10b) which houses Melbourne Global Mobility – turn over to read more about Melbourne Global Mobility.
��Directly opposite the John Smyth Building is the Melbourne Dental Hospital and School of Dental Science.
��A block beyond is Lygon Street (10c) – one of Melbourne’s premier entertainment districts crowded with cafes and restaurants, shops and cinemas.
turn north and you will return to the information centre where your journey started. we hope you enjoyed the tour.
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univerSity inForMation centre, richard berry buildinG, SwanSton Streetthe information centre (1a) offers information on course and study options, access to the university’s website and advice on university services.
��To the north is the Elisabeth Murdoch Building and close by is the Ian Potter Museum of Art (1b) which houses a collection of classical and contemporary art. Formerly the site of a morgue, the Elisabeth Murdoch Building was positioned in the far corner of the campus to prevent unpleasant odours permeating the University grounds.
��Looking west down Masson Road toward the centre of the campus you will see a cross section of the thirteen architectural styles represented at Parkville. Many buildings were designed by leading architects of the time.
��As you walk toward the Raymond Priestley Building you will pass the Old Geology Building (1c) on your left, which was constructed in 1927 in red brick instead of sandstone due to budgetary constraints.
��Walk across the Union Lawn (1d). It was originally a lake extending as far as Wilson Hall to the west. It’s now a popular spot for student relaxation, entertainment and University events.
��On the right, at the far side of the lawn is the Baldwin Spencer Building (1e) – home to a range of student services including the Scholarships Office, Financial Aid, Student Housing and the Disability Liaison Unit.
cross tin alley (named because it was once lined with a corrugated-iron fence) and head toward the athletics track.
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Melbourne univerSity SPortthe sports precinct at the university of Melbourne is among the very best in Melbourne.
��There are over 40 sporting clubs at the University.
��The Beaurepaire Centre (2a) on your left was used for training during the 1956 Olympic Games and includes a 25-metre, six-lane heated indoor lap pool and a large strength and fitness gym that overlooks the athletic track and sports field.
��The Sports Centre (2b) on your right houses four dedicated group fitness studios – offering classes in everything from yoga and Pilates to Cardio Box – as well as squash courts and massage and physiotherapy services.
��On the far side of the athletics track (2c) are ten of the University’s 12 residential colleges (2d). The colleges are mostly confined to the northern perimeter of the campus (turn over to read more about the residential colleges).
��Lincoln Square Fitness is Melbourne University Sport’s newest facility, offering gym equipment and group fitness programs. Located at 183 Bouverie Street (corner of Pelham Street), Lincoln Square Fitness is easily accessed off of Swanston Street and tram stop 3.
head towards union house via north court.
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union houSe union house is the key hub for the Student union, a representative body for all students that provides cultural and support services as well as organising activities for students throughout the year.
��The Union House site was once home to the National Museum – a popular tourist destination in the 1860s. It was handed over to the student representative council in 1910.
��Today it has a food court, hairdresser, chemist, travel agent, clubs and societies offices and several theatres.
��North Court (3a), just directly outside Union House, is used regularly for lunchtime concerts. Each week it hosts a market where students can buy cheap clothes, jewellery, books and more.
��On the south side of Union House is the Old Physics Building, which houses the Murrup Barak, Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development.
head west and continue through the gates at the entry to the Systems Garden.
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SySteMS Garden the Systems Garden (4a) was designed by the University’s first Botany professor as a learning tool for students – it is laid out in accordance with the natural classification of plants.
��The original tower still survives but the glass conservatory has long since been dismantled.
��Return to Professors’ Walk and proceed south before turning left either between the Natural Philosophy and Old Arts buildings or through the Old Arts Building itself.
��If you choose to walk through Old Arts look for signs directing visitors to the Public Lecture Theatre (4b). A brief look inside the theatre offers a sense of the University learning environment.
once clear of the old arts building you will enter cussonia court. head towards the old law Quadrangle.
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old law QuadranGlethis is one of the original university buildings.
��The north wing contained classrooms and a library, while the east and west wings contained apartments for the professors.
��On the north east wall is a plaque (5a) which commemorates the eight-hour working day. In 1856 brick-masons working at the University downed tools and marched into the city, joining other labourers who refused to work until they obtained an eight-hour day. Today we celebrate this victory as Labour Day.
��Exit via Cussonia Court to the South Lawn (5b). This area used to be a car park which has been relocated underground. The lawn provides a recreational area for students and staff.Overlooking the lawn is one of the University’s most iconic structures – the clock tower (5c).
walk west along the path towards the baillieu library.
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Public Parking
ARCHITECTURE
ANDBUSINESS
ECONOMICS
INSTITUTEELIZA HALL
WALTER AND
(Under Construction)
(Under Construction)
MSLE
OF MUSICCONSERVATORIUM
DENTAL CLINIC
(Under Construction)
PETER DOHERTYINSTITUTE
SOUTH
SCHOOL OFPOP. HEALTH
CENTREPETER
MCPHEE
MELBOURNE
Sciencesand Speech
Audiology, Hearing
THE SPOT
OF EDUCATION
HOUSEGRADUATE
GRADUATE SCHOOLMELBOURNE
OLD
BROWNLESS
Bookshop
BUILDINGCLINICAL SCIENCE
ROYAL DENTAL HOSPITALOF MELBOURNE
MDU PHL
(UNDERGROUND)
(UNDERGROUND)
(UNDERGROUND)
THOMASCHERRY
MUSEUM
THE IAN POTTER
OF ART
SIDNEY
ASIAMYER
McCOY BUILDING
EASTERNPRECINCTCAR PARK
Earth Sciences
757 SWANSTON
CENTRE
PHYSICS
SPENCERBALDWIN
BEAUREPAIRE CENTRESPORTS CENTRE
EXTENSIONBOTANY NORTH
UNIVERSITY
MURDOCHELISABETH
BARRY REDMOND
BUILDING & PLANNING
BERRYRICHARD
OLD
OLD
EAST WING
CHEMISTRY
ENG.1CHEM.
SOUTH
GEOLOGY
GEOLOGY
RAYMONDPRIESTLEY
HOUSEUNION
OLD PHYSICS
BOASW
ALTER HALLW
ILSON
CHEMISTRY
TATEFRANK
CHEM.ENG.2
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Block G
Block F
ERC
DOUGMcDONELL
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MECHANICALENGINEERING
1888 BUILDING
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ENGINEERING& ELECTRONIC
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CAR PARK
JOHNMEDLEY
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INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
METALLURGY
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SOUTH LAWN
BOTANY
BABEL
MUSEUMGRAINGER
OF LAND AND ENVIRONMENT MELBOURNE SCHOOL
ARTS WEST
LIBRARYBAILLIEU
KENNETH MYER
MELBOURNE
GENETICS
ZOOLOGY
BIOMEDICALLIBRARY
MICROBIOLOGY& IMMUNOLOGY
HOWARDFLOREY
MEDICAL BUILDING
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
NATURALPHILOSOPHY
ALAN GILBERT
OLD ARTS
HOUSE
ALICE HOY
SMYTHJOHN
DAVID CARO
138Cardigan Street
CFNE
CAR PARKUNIVERSITY SQUARE
MELBOURNEBUSINESS
SCHOOL
EUNSON 200BERKELEY
GIBLIN
LIBRARY
BUILDING
HOSPITAL
HIGH SCHOOL
ROYAL MELBOURNE
UNIVERSITY
CRICKETNETS
& HOCKEY PITCH
CourtyardMcKayRoss
CourtHearn
CourtSouth
KEPPEL STR
EET
ELGIN STREET
PALMERSTON PL
Foot bridge
Foot bridge
FARADAY STREET
CAR
DIG
AN STR
EET
NEWMAN COLLEGE
TENNISCOURTS
ST MARY'S COLLEGE
SPORTS OVAL
ATHLETICS TRACK
Tin Alley
TRINITY COLLEGE
Tin Alley
Spencer Road
Masson Road
Monash Road
LawnUnion
CourtNorth
Deakin Court
Court
MacFarland
OldQuad Cussonia
Court
Wilson Avenue
SOUTH LAWN
Kernot Road
Professors Walk
SystemGarden
Genetics Lane
Medical Road
Professors Walk
R O Y A L P A R A D E
G R A T T A N S T R E E T
Union RoadTin Alley
Pedestrian Entry Only
GRATTAN PLACE
ARGYLE PL NTH
PELHAM STREET
ARGYLE PL STH
CANADA STREET
CAR
DIG
AN STR
EET
CHURCH STREET
LIT. PELHAM STREET
BOUVERIE STREET
UniversitySquare
BARRY STREET
LEICESTER STREET
BOUVERIE STREET
BARKLY PLACE
LAW BUILDING
BARR
Y STR
EET
LEICESTER STREET
LEICESTER PLACE
BERKELEY STREET
BERK
ELEY
STR
EET
PELHAM STREET
QUEENSBERRY STREET
LincolnSquare
NORTHLINCOLN SQUARE
LINCOLN SQUARE SOUTH
LIT. GRATTAN STREET
S W A N S T O N S T R E E T
MALVINA PLACE
FLEMINGTON ROAD
VICTORIAN
CANCERCOMPREHENSIVE
CENTRE
Psychology
Blackwood St
NORTH
TO LYGON STREET
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY SPORT
MELBOURNE CENTRAL TRAIN STATIONAND CITY CENTRE (1000m)
SOUTHBANK CAMPUS234 ST KILDA ROAD
MEDLEY HALL46-56 DRUMMOND STREET (300m)
WESTERN PRECINCT(330m)
neralost
(Under Construction)
INSTITUTEELIZA HALLWALTER AND
Deliveries
HOSPITALWOMEN'SROYAL
BUILDING
PRECLINICAL
BUILDINGCLINICAL SCIENCE
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
VRIBUILDING
BIO21 INST. INCUBATOR
HOSPITAL
DAVID PENINGTON
Bio21 Institute
VETERINARYSCIENCES
HIGH SCHOOL
ROYAL MELBOURNE
UNIVERSITY PARK DRIVESTORY STREET
FLEMVICTORIAN
CANCERCOMPREHENSIVE
FLEMINGTON ROAD
MAIN PRECINCT (330m)
Veterinary ScienceStudent
Centre
EXIT ONLY
WHITLEY COLLEGE(900m)
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE(700m)
JANETCLARKE
HALL(95m)
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
(400m)
ORMONDCOLLEGE
(250m)
ST HILDA’SCOLLEGE
(300m)QUEEN’SCOLLEGE
(250m)
1a
1b
1c
1d
1e
2a2b
COLLEGE CRESCENT
LEONARD ST
ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
ST MARY’SCOLLEGE
NEWMANCOLLEGE
UNIVERSITYOVAL
TRINITYCOLLEGE
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
JANETCLARKE
HALL
WHITLEYCOLLEGE
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
ORMONDCOLLEGE
QUEEN’SCOLLEGE
ST HILDA’SCOLLEGE
GRATTAN STREET
THE UNIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE
ROYAL PARADE
SWANSTON STREET
THE
AVEN
UE
TIN ALLEYTIN ALLEY
2d3a
4a
4b
5a
6a6b
7a
7b
8a
9a
10a
10b
10c
2c
5c
5b
1a
Substations
SECURITYP&CS
FlatVisitor
MUSIC THEATRE
STOCKSHOP
H104
StudentUnion
PERFORMINGARTS
Room 120
Room 124
PERFORMING ARTS
VCA STAGECRAFT WORKSHOP
PERFORMING ARTS - DESIGN STUDIOS
- THEATRES
BUILDING
LENTON PARR
ELISABETHMURDOCH
Room 126
LAWRENCEMARGARET
StudioCattermoleLyndsey
Space 28
Disabled Carpark
Art Courtyard
Level 2
Shed
PERFORMING ARTS
MUSIC
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
- DANCE STUDIOS
ARTS HOUSE
DAOR ADLIK .TS
GRANT STREET
FILM & TELEVISION
GRANT STREET THEATRE
LIBRARY
OPENCOURTYARD
STURT STREET
MELBOURNERECITAL CENTRE
MELBOURNE THEATRECOMPANY
GALLERY
STUDENTGALLERY
STUDIO 45
FEDERATIONHALL
DODDS STREET
SOUTHBANK BOULEVARD
5VCA Student Centre
TRAMNo’s 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67, 72
TRAMNo’s 1, 8
TRAMNo. 19
CommerceStudentCentre
Melbourne Law School
Student Centre
Melbourne Graduate School
of Education Student Centre
Arts and MusicStudentCentre
GraduateSchool ofBusiness andEconomics
Melbourne Schoolof EngineeringStudent Centre
ScienceStudentCentre
Environments/Melbourne
School of DesignStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Land and Environments
Student Centre
Medicine, Dentistry andHealth SciencesStudent Centre
Melbourne GraduateSchool of ScienceStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Graduate Research
GraduateSchool ofHumanities and Social ScienceStudent Centre
resid
ential colleges
Public Parking
ARCHITECTURE
ANDBUSINESS
ECONOMICS
INSTITUTEELIZA HALL
WALTER AND
(Under Construction)
(Under Construction)
MSLE
OF MUSICCONSERVATORIUM
DENTAL CLINIC
(Under Construction)
PETER DOHERTYINSTITUTE
SOUTH
SCHOOL OFPOP. HEALTH
CENTREPETER
MCPHEE
MELBOURNE
Sciencesand Speech
Audiology, Hearing
THE SPOT
OF EDUCATION
HOUSEGRADUATE
GRADUATE SCHOOLMELBOURNE
OLD
BROWNLESS
Bookshop
BUILDINGCLINICAL SCIENCE
ROYAL DENTAL HOSPITALOF MELBOURNE
MDU PHL
(UNDERGROUND)
(UNDERGROUND)
(UNDERGROUND)
THOMASCHERRY
MUSEUM
THE IAN POTTER
OF ART
SIDNEY
ASIAMYER
McCOY BUILDING
EASTERNPRECINCTCAR PARK
Earth Sciences
757 SWANSTON
CENTRE
PHYSICS
SPENCERBALDWIN
BEAUREPAIRE CENTRESPORTS CENTRE
EXTENSIONBOTANY NORTH
UNIVERSITY
MURDOCHELISABETH
BARRY REDMOND
BUILDING & PLANNING
BERRYRICHARD
OLD
OLD
EAST WING
CHEMISTRY
ENG.1CHEM.
SOUTH
GEOLOGY
GEOLOGY
RAYMONDPRIESTLEY
HOUSEUNION
OLD PHYSICS
BOASW
ALTER HALLW
ILSON
CHEMISTRY
TATEFRANK
CHEM.ENG.2
Block J
Block G
Block F
ERC
DOUGMcDONELL
Block E
MECHANICALENGINEERING
1888 BUILDING
OLD
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING& ELECTRONIC
Block K
CAR PARK
JOHNMEDLEY
Block C Block B
INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
METALLURGY
Block D
Block A
Block H
SOUTH LAWN
BOTANY
BABEL
MUSEUMGRAINGER
OF LAND AND ENVIRONMENT MELBOURNE SCHOOL
ARTS WEST
LIBRARYBAILLIEU
KENNETH MYER
MELBOURNE
GENETICS
ZOOLOGY
BIOMEDICALLIBRARY
MICROBIOLOGY& IMMUNOLOGY
HOWARDFLOREY
MEDICAL BUILDING
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
NATURALPHILOSOPHY
ALAN GILBERT
OLD ARTS
HOUSE
ALICE HOY
SMYTHJOHN
DAVID CARO
138Cardigan Street
CFNE
CAR PARKUNIVERSITY SQUARE
MELBOURNEBUSINESS
SCHOOL
EUNSON 200BERKELEY
GIBLIN
LIBRARY
BUILDING
HOSPITAL
HIGH SCHOOL
ROYAL MELBOURNE
UNIVERSITY
CRICKETNETS
& HOCKEY PITCH
CourtyardMcKayRoss
CourtHearn
CourtSouth
KEPPEL STR
EET
ELGIN STREET
PALMERSTON PL
Foot bridge
Foot bridge
FARADAY STREET
CAR
DIG
AN STR
EET
NEWMAN COLLEGE
TENNISCOURTS
ST MARY'S COLLEGE
SPORTS OVAL
ATHLETICS TRACK
Tin Alley
TRINITY COLLEGE
Tin Alley
Spencer Road
Masson Road
Monash Road
LawnUnion
CourtNorth
Deakin Court
Court
MacFarland
OldQuad Cussonia
Court
Wilson Avenue
SOUTH LAWN
Kernot Road
Professors Walk
SystemGarden
Genetics Lane
Medical Road
Professors Walk
R O Y A L P A R A D E
G R A T T A N S T R E E T
Union Road
Tin Alley
Pedestrian Entry Only
GRATTAN PLACE
ARGYLE PL NTH
PELHAM STREET
ARGYLE PL STH
CANADA STREET
CAR
DIG
AN STR
EET
CHURCH STREET
LIT. PELHAM STREET
BOUVERIE STREET
UniversitySquare
BARRY STREET
LEICESTER STREET
BOUVERIE STREET
BARKLY PLACE
LAW BUILDING
BARR
Y STR
EET
LEICESTER STREET
LEICESTER PLACE
BERKELEY STREET
BERK
ELEY
STR
EET
PELHAM STREET
QUEENSBERRY STREET
LincolnSquare
NORTHLINCOLN SQUARE
LINCOLN SQUARE SOUTH
LIT. GRATTAN STREET
S W A N S T O N S T R E E T
MALVINA PLACE
FLEMINGTON ROAD
VICTORIAN
CANCERCOMPREHENSIVE
CENTRE
Psychology
Blackwood St
NORTH
TO LYGON STREET
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY SPORT
MELBOURNE CENTRAL TRAIN STATIONAND CITY CENTRE (1000m)
SOUTHBANK CAMPUS234 ST KILDA ROAD
MEDLEY HALL46-56 DRUMMOND STREET (300m)
WESTERN PRECINCT(330m)
neralost
(Under Construction)
INSTITUTEELIZA HALLWALTER AND
Deliveries
HOSPITALWOMEN'SROYAL
BUILDING
PRECLINICAL
BUILDINGCLINICAL SCIENCE
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
VRIBUILDING
BIO21 INST. INCUBATOR
HOSPITAL
DAVID PENINGTON
Bio21 Institute
VETERINARYSCIENCES
HIGH SCHOOL
ROYAL MELBOURNE
UNIVERSITY PARK DRIVESTORY STREET
FLEMVICTORIAN
CANCERCOMPREHENSIVE
FLEMINGTON ROAD
MAIN PRECINCT (330m)
Veterinary ScienceStudent
Centre
EXIT ONLY
WHITLEY COLLEGE(900m)
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE(700m)
JANETCLARKE
HALL(95m)
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
(400m)
ORMONDCOLLEGE
(250m)
ST HILDA’SCOLLEGE
(300m)QUEEN’SCOLLEGE
(250m)
1a
1b
1c
1d
1e
2a2b
COLLEGE CRESCENT
LEONARD ST
ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
ST MARY’SCOLLEGE
NEWMANCOLLEGE
UNIVERSITYOVAL
TRINITYCOLLEGE
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
JANETCLARKE
HALL
WHITLEYCOLLEGE
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
ORMONDCOLLEGE
QUEEN’SCOLLEGE
ST HILDA’SCOLLEGE
GRATTAN STREET
THE UNIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE
ROYAL PARADE
SWANSTON STREET
THE
AVEN
UE
TIN ALLEYTIN ALLEY
2d3a
4a
4b
5a
6a6b
7a
7b
8a
9a
10a
10b
10c
2c
5c
5b
1a
Substations
SECURITYP&CS
FlatVisitor
MUSIC THEATRE
STOCKSHOP
H104
StudentUnion
PERFORMINGARTS
Room 120
Room 124
PERFORMING ARTS
VCA STAGECRAFT WORKSHOP
PERFORMING ARTS - DESIGN STUDIOS
- THEATRES
BUILDING
LENTON PARR
ELISABETHMURDOCH
Room 126
LAWRENCEMARGARET
StudioCattermoleLyndsey
Space 28
Disabled Carpark
Art Courtyard
Level 2
Shed
PERFORMING ARTS
MUSIC
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
- DANCE STUDIOS
ARTS HOUSE
DAOR ADLIK .TS
GRANT STREET
FILM & TELEVISION
GRANT STREET THEATRE
LIBRARY
OPENCOURTYARD
STURT STREET
MELBOURNERECITAL CENTRE
MELBOURNE THEATRECOMPANY
GALLERY
STUDENTGALLERY
STUDIO 45
FEDERATIONHALL
DODDS STREET
SOUTHBANK BOULEVARD
5VCA Student Centre
TRAMNo’s 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67, 72
TRAMNo’s 1, 8
TRAMNo. 19
CommerceStudentCentre
Melbourne Law School
Student Centre
Melbourne Graduate School
of Education Student Centre
Arts and MusicStudentCentre
GraduateSchool ofBusiness andEconomics
Melbourne Schoolof EngineeringStudent Centre
ScienceStudentCentre
Environments/Melbourne
School of DesignStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Land and Environments
Student Centre
Medicine, Dentistry andHealth SciencesStudent Centre
Melbourne GraduateSchool of ScienceStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Graduate Research
GraduateSchool ofHumanities and Social ScienceStudent Centre
western
Precin
ct Parkville
Public Parking
ARCHITECTURE
ANDBUSINESS
ECONOMICS
INSTITUTEELIZA HALL
WALTER AND
(Under Construction)
(Under Construction)
MSLE
OF MUSICCONSERVATORIUM
DENTAL CLINIC
(Under Construction)
PETER DOHERTYINSTITUTE
SOUTH
SCHOOL OFPOP. HEALTH
CENTREPETER
MCPHEE
MELBOURNE
Sciencesand Speech
Audiology, Hearing
THE SPOT
OF EDUCATION
HOUSEGRADUATE
GRADUATE SCHOOLMELBOURNE
OLD
BROWNLESS
Bookshop
BUILDINGCLINICAL SCIENCE
ROYAL DENTAL HOSPITALOF MELBOURNE
MDU PHL
(UNDERGROUND)
(UNDERGROUND)
(UNDERGROUND)
THOMASCHERRY
MUSEUM
THE IAN POTTER
OF ART
SIDNEY
ASIAMYER
McCOY BUILDING
EASTERNPRECINCTCAR PARK
Earth Sciences
757 SWANSTON
CENTRE
PHYSICS
SPENCERBALDWIN
BEAUREPAIRE CENTRESPORTS CENTRE
EXTENSIONBOTANY NORTH
UNIVERSITY
MURDOCHELISABETH
BARRY REDMOND
BUILDING & PLANNING
BERRYRICHARD
OLD
OLD
EAST WING
CHEMISTRY
ENG.1CHEM.
SOUTH
GEOLOGY
GEOLOGY
RAYMONDPRIESTLEY
HOUSEUNION
OLD PHYSICS
BOASW
ALTER HALLW
ILSON
CHEMISTRY
TATEFRANK
CHEM.ENG.2
Block J
Block G
Block F
ERC
DOUGMcDONELL
Block E
MECHANICALENGINEERING
1888 BUILDING
OLD
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING& ELECTRONIC
Block K
CAR PARK
JOHNMEDLEY
Block C Block B
INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
METALLURGY
Block D
Block A
Block H
SOUTH LAWN
BOTANY
BABEL
MUSEUMGRAINGER
OF LAND AND ENVIRONMENT MELBOURNE SCHOOL
ARTS WEST
LIBRARYBAILLIEU
KENNETH MYER
MELBOURNE
GENETICS
ZOOLOGY
BIOMEDICALLIBRARY
MICROBIOLOGY& IMMUNOLOGY
HOWARDFLOREY
MEDICAL BUILDING
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
NATURALPHILOSOPHY
ALAN GILBERT
OLD ARTS
HOUSE
ALICE HOY
SMYTHJOHN
DAVID CARO
138Cardigan Street
CFNE
CAR PARKUNIVERSITY SQUARE
MELBOURNEBUSINESS
SCHOOL
EUNSON 200BERKELEY
GIBLIN
LIBRARY
BUILDING
HOSPITAL
HIGH SCHOOL
ROYAL MELBOURNE
UNIVERSITY
CRICKETNETS
& HOCKEY PITCH
CourtyardMcKayRoss
CourtHearn
CourtSouth
KEPPEL STR
EET
ELGIN STREET
PALMERSTON PL
Foot bridge
Foot bridge
FARADAY STREET
CAR
DIG
AN STR
EET
NEWMAN COLLEGE
TENNISCOURTS
ST MARY'S COLLEGE
SPORTS OVAL
ATHLETICS TRACK
Tin Alley
TRINITY COLLEGE
Tin Alley
Spencer Road
Masson Road
Monash Road
LawnUnion
CourtNorth
Deakin Court
Court
MacFarland
OldQuad Cussonia
Court
Wilson Avenue
SOUTH LAWN
Kernot Road
Professors Walk
SystemGarden
Genetics Lane
Medical Road
Professors Walk
R O Y A L P A R A D E
G R A T T A N S T R E E T
Union Road
Tin Alley
Pedestrian Entry Only
GRATTAN PLACE
ARGYLE PL NTH
PELHAM STREET
ARGYLE PL STH
CANADA STREET
CAR
DIG
AN STR
EET
CHURCH STREET
LIT. PELHAM STREET
BOUVERIE STREET
UniversitySquare
BARRY STREET
LEICESTER STREET
BOUVERIE STREET
BARKLY PLACE
LAW BUILDING
BARR
Y STR
EET
LEICESTER STREET
LEICESTER PLACE
BERKELEY STREET
BERK
ELEY
STR
EET
PELHAM STREET
QUEENSBERRY STREET
LincolnSquare
NORTHLINCOLN SQUARE
LINCOLN SQUARE SOUTH
LIT. GRATTAN STREET
S W A N S T O N S T R E E T
MALVINA PLACE
FLEMINGTON ROAD
VICTORIAN
CANCERCOMPREHENSIVE
CENTRE
Psychology
Blackwood St
NORTH
TO LYGON STREET
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY SPORT
MELBOURNE CENTRAL TRAIN STATIONAND CITY CENTRE (1000m)
SOUTHBANK CAMPUS234 ST KILDA ROAD
MEDLEY HALL46-56 DRUMMOND STREET (300m)
WESTERN PRECINCT(330m)
neralost
(Under Construction)
INSTITUTEELIZA HALLWALTER AND
Deliveries
HOSPITALWOMEN'SROYAL
BUILDING
PRECLINICAL
BUILDINGCLINICAL SCIENCE
MEDICAL RESEARCHCENTRE FOR
VRIBUILDING
BIO21 INST. INCUBATOR
HOSPITAL
DAVID PENINGTON
Bio21 Institute
VETERINARYSCIENCES
HIGH SCHOOL
ROYAL MELBOURNE
UNIVERSITY PARK DRIVESTORY STREET
FLEMVICTORIAN
CANCERCOMPREHENSIVE
FLEMINGTON ROAD
MAIN PRECINCT (330m)
Veterinary ScienceStudent
Centre
EXIT ONLY
WHITLEY COLLEGE(900m)
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE(700m)
JANETCLARKE
HALL(95m)
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
(400m)
ORMONDCOLLEGE
(250m)
ST HILDA’SCOLLEGE
(300m)QUEEN’SCOLLEGE
(250m)
1a
1b
1c
1d
1e
2a2b
COLLEGE CRESCENT
LEONARD ST
ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
ST MARY’SCOLLEGE
NEWMANCOLLEGE
UNIVERSITYOVAL
TRINITYCOLLEGE
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE
JANETCLARKE
HALL
WHITLEYCOLLEGE
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
ORMONDCOLLEGE
QUEEN’SCOLLEGE
ST HILDA’SCOLLEGE
GRATTAN STREET
THE UNIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE
ROYAL PARADE
SWANSTON STREET
THE
AVEN
UE
TIN ALLEYTIN ALLEY
2d3a
4a
4b
5a
6a6b
7a
7b
8a
9a
10a
10b
10c
2c
5c
5b
1a
Substations
SECURITYP&CS
FlatVisitor
MUSIC THEATRE
STOCKSHOP
H104
StudentUnion
PERFORMINGARTS
Room 120
Room 124
PERFORMING ARTS
VCA STAGECRAFT WORKSHOP
PERFORMING ARTS - DESIGN STUDIOS
- THEATRES
BUILDING
LENTON PARR
ELISABETHMURDOCH
Room 126
LAWRENCEMARGARET
StudioCattermoleLyndsey
Space 28
Disabled Carpark
Art Courtyard
Level 2
Shed
PERFORMING ARTS
MUSIC
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
- DANCE STUDIOS
ARTS HOUSE
DAOR ADLIK .TS
GRANT STREET
FILM & TELEVISION
GRANT STREET THEATRE
LIBRARY
OPENCOURTYARD
STURT STREET
MELBOURNERECITAL CENTRE
MELBOURNE THEATRECOMPANY
GALLERY
STUDENTGALLERY
STUDIO 45
FEDERATIONHALL
DODDS STREET
SOUTHBANK BOULEVARD
5VCA Student Centre
TRAMNo’s 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67, 72
TRAMNo’s 1, 8
TRAMNo. 19
CommerceStudentCentre
Melbourne Law School
Student Centre
Melbourne Graduate School
of Education Student Centre
Arts and MusicStudentCentre
GraduateSchool ofBusiness andEconomics
Melbourne Schoolof EngineeringStudent Centre
ScienceStudentCentre
Environments/Melbourne
School of DesignStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Land and Environments
Student Centre
Medicine, Dentistry andHealth SciencesStudent Centre
Melbourne GraduateSchool of ScienceStudent Centre
Melbourne Schoolof Graduate Research
GraduateSchool ofHumanities and Social ScienceStudent Centre
South
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pusCampus security and emergency hotline
03 8344 6666
1800 246 066 (freecall)
you can also use the blue phones located at various points around the university to contact the university’s campus Security.
For police, fire or ambulance in life or property threatening circumstances, call 000.
Keep an eye out for:
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