Master's in Computer Science

Class Profile

Class Size

20

Average Age

27

Average Work Experience

3 Years

Diversity

Asia:

25%

Africa:

5%

Oceania:

5%

Europe:

20%

North America:

15%

South America:

10%

Others:

20%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Graduation Rate

85%

Top recruiters

Deloitte

EY

PwC

IBM

Google

Citigroup

Bank of America

Aetna

Facebook

Dell

RSM

Novartis

The Walt Disney Company

Adobe

Dell Technologies

Meta

Iredell-Statesville Schools

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$42,000 / year

Overall Cost

$58,000 / year

Funding Options

Scholarships

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  The University of Melbourne Dean's Scholarship

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  University of Melbourne International Scholarship

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  The University of Melbourne International Postgraduate Research Scholarships

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  The University of Melbourne International Scholarships

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  The University of Melbourne Scholarships

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  The University of Melbourne

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  The University of Melbourne's Melbourne International Scholarships

FAQs

• How much are the course fees?

  

  Course fees vary depending on your level of study (undergraduate or graduate) and the subjects you take. If you are an undergraduate student, your Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) is subsidised by the Australian Government, and you pay a student contribution amount. Graduate coursework degree fees will depend on the degree you choose and the type of enrolment or place you're offered. Most of our graduate research courses offer Australian fee-offset scholarships. Tuition fees may apply to some courses. Learn more about fees for domestic students: Undergraduate course fees Graduate coursework fees Graduate research fees

• What courses are available?

  

  If you’re looking to start your first degree, read about our undergraduate courses. If you’re looking to grow your specialist knowledge or earn professional accreditation industry, read about coursework study in our graduate courses. The University offers graduate research courses across all our faculties. For information on our current and upcoming research projects, see Research at Melbourne. The University also offers several short courses and micro-credentials designed to help upskill and expand your current industry knowledge. To learn more read about our professional development opportunities. Learn more: Find a course

• How do I apply for advanced standing (also known as credit or recognition of prior learning)?

  

  You must apply for advanced standing on entry or in your first year of study. You can apply for Advanced Standing (also known as recognition of prior learning) to have credit from subjects you have completed at another institution applied to your studies at the University of Melbourne. To help plan your studies, you can use our credit tool to calculate how much credit you may be eligible to receive. If you have received an undergraduate course offer you can start the application process and apply for advanced standing. The University does not assess advanced standing applications until an offer has been made. If you are applying for a graduate course, your advanced standing application will be assessed at the same time as your course application. Learn more and apply: Advanced standing

• How do I apply to study at the University of Melbourne?

  

  The application process varies with your preferred level and area of study, and whether you are a domestic or international student. Domestic students are an Australian or New Zealand citizen, an Australian permanent resident or a permanent humanitarian visa holder. International students are a temporary visa holders or a bridging visa holders. You can find detailed application guides to match your requirements on our How to apply web page. Current Year 12 students interested in studying at the University, must submit a course application via the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Applications open each year in August. Learn more: How to apply