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Careers Update News for Careers Practitioners January 2018 CAREERS UPDATE NEWS FOR CAREERS PRACTITIONERS JANUARY 2018 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE COURSES MOST CONTENTS POPULAR IN VICTORIA The University of Melbourne’s Arts and Science degrees are the most popular courses in Second round offers 2 Victoria, according to the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre’s (VTAC) first preference applications for study in 2018. Melbourne Chancellors 3 Scholarship recipients Four out of the top five most popular Victorian courses are University of Melbourne degrees, with the Bachelor of Commerce taking out the fourth spot and the Bachelor of Exciting new scholarships 6 Biomedicine in fifth spot. Melbourne National Merit 6 More than 52,973 students received an offer of place in the first round at a Victorian Scholarship university this year. Science Start Up Acting Vice-Chancellor and Provost Professor Carolyn Evans said that the University was 6 Scholarship pleased to have attracted so many high achieving students. “Our five largest undergraduate degrees (Arts, Biomedicine, Commerce, Design and Bachelor of Design 7 Science) all received applications from students with ATARs of 99.9 or higher,” Professor Pathways Scholarship Evans said. Contact 8 “Likewise the Melbourne Chancellor’s Scholars Program for high-achieving students continues to prove popular among students with 154 offers.” Melbourne Chancellor’s Scholarships are awarded to students who achieved an ATAR or equivalent of 99.9 or above. They attract some of the most academically able students to the University of Melbourne, where they receive a scholarship and a guaranteed place in the graduate program of their choice. Professor Evans said that the University’s thriving Access Melbourne equity program increased its offers from 2202 last year to 2350 this year, comprising 31 per cent of all University of Melbourne offers. “This ensures that more students from rural and disadvantaged backgrounds will receive a place in the University,” Professor Evans said. “For students still looking to secure course entry, second round offers provide an opportunity to change your preferences and attain your preferred degree.” As well the university announced three new scholarships to coincide with the first-round offers. All three scholarships will also be allocated during further rounds. Continued over page... University of Melbourne | Parkville VIC 3010, Australia | CRICOS Code: 00116K 1 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE COURSES MOST POPULAR IN VICTORIA (CONT.) Course Name Cleary-In ATAR Total domestic offers to date (incl. early round + Round 1) General Studies RC 65 Arts 85.00 2043 Arts (Chancellor's Scholars) 99.90 16 Arts (Extended) RC 12 Biomedicine 95.00 884 Biomedicine (Chancellor's Scholars) 99.90 63 Commerce 93.05 1143 Commerce (Chancellor's Scholars) 99.90 14 Design 86.20 467 Design (Chancellor's Scholars) n/p 1 Music RC 182 Music (Chancellor's Scholars) - 0 Oral Health 85.15 92 Science 85.00 2166 Science (Chancellor's Scholars) 99.90 60 Science (Extended) RC 11 Agriculture 70.60 221 Fine Arts (Acting) RC 18 Fine Arts (Animation) RC 9 Fine Arts (Dance) RC 51 Fine Arts (Film and Television) RC 16 Fine Arts (Music Theatre) RC 24 Fine Arts (Production) RC 39 Fine Arts (Screenwriting) RC 21 Fine Arts (Theatre) RC 20 Fine Arts (Visual Art) RC 126 SECOND ROUND OFFERS ON 2 FEBRUARY Students who received an offer to the University of Melbourne in Round 1 should be well on the way to completing their enrolment and starting their orientation. Orientation occurs online from the moment they accept their offer. The online resources are vast and we recommend beginning with the video that has students talking about their experiences at orientation and how attending it helped them settle in. In addition, the following on-campus sessions have been organised: 24 January Bachelor of Science Science: Day 1 25 January Bachelor of Design Pre-Semester Program 29 January Bachelor of Biomedicine Enrolment Advice Day Other ongoing orientation activities occur between 12- 28 February and include sessions on “getting the most out of lectures”, “money, money, money”, “tutorial discussions strategies module 1”. Check out the details here. Continued over page... University of Melbourne | Parkville VIC 3010, Australia | CRICOS Code: 00116K 2 SECOND ROUND OFFERS ON 2 FEBRUARY (CONT.) This year the University will be expanding their participation in Round 2 providing a great opportunity for your students to realise their dream of studying at UM. The ATARs required to secure a Round 2 offer are competitive so students should make sure to change their preferences accordingly. Students will need to change their preference by 4pm 29 January to get an offer in Round 2. If they already have a course offer they can simply move their preferred course above their offered course to ensure they are considered for Round 2. Students must log into their VTAC account to change their preference. For students who have not put in a VTAC application there is one more opportunity for them to get an offer in Round 2 and commence at the University of Melbourne on Monday 26 February. Post January 1 applications open on 17 January at 10am and close on 22 January 5pm. Applications can be made by clicking here. Students with questions about Change of Preference and Round 2 can go to this website for information, ring 13MELB (13 6352), submit an email enquiry or select a LiveChat. MELBOURNE CHANCELLORS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS The University made 166 offers to students were eligible for the Melbourne Chancellors Scholarship. Pictured below are the impressive group of students able to attend the University’s lunchtime Melbourne Chancellors Scholars reception on 15 December last year. The scholarships are awarded to talented undergraduate students in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement during their Australian Year 12 or International Baccalaureate (IB). Continued over page... University of Melbourne | Parkville VIC 3010, Australia | CRICOS Code: 00116K 3 MELBOURNE CHANCELLORS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS (CONT.) What are the benefits? • HECS Student Contribution exemption for the full duration of a Commonwealth Supported Place in a Bachelor degree course and a concurrent Diploma course ($17 500-$32 500) • Living allowance for the standard full-time duration of the Bachelor degree course and concurrent Diploma course with a value of: • $5,000 per year for students who studied in Victoria • $10,000 per year for students who studied outside Victoria • Melbourne Global Scholars Award of up to $2,500 for an approved period of overseas study as an Exchange or Study Abroad student • Guaranteed Commonwealth Supported Place in one of the professional master degrees for students who meet the prerequisite course and entry requirements for the master degree Students who live in rural or regional Victoria or outside Victoria are eligible for New to Melbourne Accommodation. To support their transition to Melbourne, the University will reserve a place in a residential facility close to the Parkville Campus for the first year of their studies. The offer does not include the cost of the accommodation. To be eligible for the Melbourne Chancellors Scholarship, students must • Be a domestic student who has completed an Australian Year 12 or IB in Australia or • An Australian citizen who completed Year 12 or the IB outside Australia • Have applied for a university of Melbourne undergraduate course via VTAC for the commencement in the year following completion of an Australian Year 12 or IB • Have not previously undertaken any tertiary studies (excluding extension program as part of a Year 12 program) Selection Criteria • achieved an ATAR of at least 99.90, or • intend to undertake the Bachelor of Music and achieved an ATAR of at least 99.85 and achieved an audition score of A+, or • are of Indigenous Australian descent and achieved an ATAR of at least 90.00 *The list of Melbourne Chancellors Scholarship recipients below only includes Victorian students who gave permission for their names to be published in the press release 15 December 2017 and are in photo above. Family Name First Name School Name Niesen Rachel BALWYN HIGH SCHOOL Pham Anne BALWYN HIGH SCHOOL Lawlor David BRIGHTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL Lu Ziyue CAMBERWELL ANGLICAN GIRLS GRAM- MAR SCHOOL Harrison Matthew CAMBERWELL GRAMMAR SCHOOL Gong Simone CAULFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL Yu Fiona FRANKSTON HIGH SCHOOL - VCE CAM- PUS Zupan Isabelle GENAZZANO F.C.J. COLLEGE Galpayage Don Eishitha HAILEYBURY COLLEGE Charbine Clara HAILEYBURY GIRLS COLLEGE Pyke Megan HIGHVALE SECONDARY COLLEGE Laurence Kiran IVANHOE GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL Phan Victoria MACROBERTSON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Sing Anna MACROBERTSON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Continued over page... University of Melbourne | Parkville VIC 3010, Australia | CRICOS Code: 00116K 4 MELBOURNE CHANCELLORS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS (CONT.) Family Name First Name School Name Sing Anna MACROBERTSON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Stewart Isabelle MELBOURNE GIRLS GRAMMAR Zhang Tony MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Ebeyan Thomas MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Soosaipillai Gabin MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL Ou Simon MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL Li Victor MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL Wang Timothy MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL Nung Joshua MENTONE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Chan Khai Ling METHODIST LADIES COLLEGE Yu Nuria METHODIST LADIES COLLEGE Herz Samuel MOUNT SCOPUS MEMORIAL COLLEGE Bassat Matthew MOUNT SCOPUS MEMORIAL COLLEGE Holland Charlotte PENINSULA GRAMMAR Pham Tien Dung PENINSULA GRAMMAR Abeysirigunawardana Dewmi PENLEIGH AND ESSENDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL Yeung Leon PENLEIGH AND ESSENDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL Zhang Junyao PENLEIGH
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