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Spend your semester enjoying the always vibrant and diverse campus life at the University of Melbourne.

Program Overview

About University of Melbourne

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The University of Melbourne is a dynamic research-driven community that offers a wealth of cultural, institutional, and recreational opportunities for social interaction, leadership, and personal development. It is an environment in which students will be challenged and supported to extend themselves intellectually and creatively. The University of Melbourne experience is the reason most students—past and present, international and Australian—choose to study here. It is its international leadership, combined with international ranking, a stimulating environment, creative approaches to learning, extensive student support, and impressive career outcomes that make studying at the University so exciting and rewarding. With a campus community made up of 40,000 students (8,000 international) and over 6,000 staff, campus life is vibrant and always diverse at the University of Melbourne.

 

Term Dates

The University of Melbourne offers IBEX opportunities in fall and spring semesters.

  • Fall semester (semester 2): late-July to early-December
  • Spring semester (semester 1): mid-February to late-June

Dates are approximate and may be subject to change.

 

Housing and Living Costs

  • Housing: there are a range of accommodation options: independent share, assisted share, residential college, and student apartments. Costs range from approximately AU$4,000 – 17,800/semester. 
  • Food: approximately AU$80 – 100/week.
  • Books and course materials: approximately AU$500 – 750/semester.
  • Transportation: approximately AU$30/week.
  • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): approximately AU$220/semester (required for all international students in Australia).
  • Visa: approximately AU$550 which also grants you the right to work in Australia while studying.

AU$ = Australian Dollars

Find out more about IBEX tuition, housing, and other logistics.

 

Language of Instruction

English

 

Student Services

The student services available to exchange students include:


Academic Information

If you are accepted to IBEX, you will attend two advising meetings to plan and revise your schedule: one individual advising meeting with NYU Stern Academic Advising and one group advising meeting with the NYU Stern Global Experiences team. As you build your academic schedule for your semester abroad, carefully review and consider the following course information. Please note that Melbourne requires a minimum 3.0 GPA for all exchange students.

 

IBEX Course Information

  • You may take a full semester of business classes while abroad on IBEX.
  • At University of Melbourne, students can complete up to 2 classes of their concentration. You will need to take or have taken 2 other courses in your concentration in residence at Stern. There are no exceptions to this policy. Students with concentrations that have more than a 12 credit and 4 class minimum, please contact your Advisor for specific guidance.
  • Leave room for at least two general electives in your schedule. This allows you to:
    • Take interesting, location-specific courses not offered at Stern, and
    • Have more flexibility during the course registration process.
  • Reference the IBEX Course Guide: What you can or cannot take.
    • You can take a maximum of two classes per concentration.
    • Accounting courses cannot be taken for credit toward the Accounting or CPA majors/concentrations.
    • All IBEX grades will transfer back to NYU Stern as Pass/Fail.

 

Previously Approved Courses

  • Listed below are courses that were taken previously by Stern IBEX students and have already been approved for a specific NYU equivalent.
  • There is no guarantee that the courses listed here will be offered during the specific semester you study abroad. It is important to be flexible. Have a Plan A and Plan B and the space to take some electives.
  • If a course is already listed below as approved, it does not need to be reviewed again, unless you want to see if it will count towards a new requirement.

 

Finding New Courses

  • You are not limited to only taking the courses listed on this page.
  • If you see a course on Melbourne’s website that you would like to take, but is not listed below, you must submit the syllabus to Stern’s Global Experiences team for approval.
  • Once Melbourne publishes its confirmed courses for the semester you will be attending, you can revise your list as needed based on what is being offered.

 

List of Approved Courses

List of Approved Courses
*Please note that any pre-approved business course can also come back as a General Stern Elective
 
Course Title AbroadNYU CreditsCourse Equivalent at NYUSemester Taken

 MGMT20001 Organisational Behaviour

4

 SOIM-UB 12 Professional Responsibility & Leadership (PRL)

Spring 2024
Managing Sustainably (MGMT30008)4SOIM-UB 12 Professional Responsibility & Leadership (PRL) Fall 2022

 Indigenous Australia (INDG10001)

4Cultures & ContextsSpring 2024

 MUSI20231 Indigenous Music and Musicians

4Cultures & ContextsSpring 2024

 SOCI30014 Race and Racism in Australia

4Cultures & ContextsSpring 2024
MULT20013 Australia Now4Cultures & ContextsSpring 2020
PHIL 10003: Philosophy the Great Thinkers4Texts and IdeasFall 2020
Introductory Macroeconomics (ECON10003)4ECON-UB 11 EGBSpring 2025
ECON20007 Globalization and the World Economy4Advanced Economics ElectiveSpring 2021
ECON20011 Sports Economics4Advanced Economics ElectiveSpring 2021
ECON30011 Environmental Economics4Advanced Economics ElectiveSpring 2021
ECON30019 Behavioural Economics4Advanced Economics ElectiveSpring 2021
FNCE20003: Introductory Personal Finance4Advanced Finance ElectiveFall 2022
Corporate Financial Decision Making4Advanced Finance ElectiveFall 2022

 ECON30029 International Macroeconomics

4Advanced Finance ElectiveFall 2022

 FNCE30012 Foundations of FinTech

4MULT-UB 80 Foundations of FinTechFall 2022
FNCE20002 Management of Financial Institutions4FINC-UB 22 Risk Management In Financial InstitutionsSpring 2021

 FNCE20005 Corporate Financial Decision Making

 FINC-UB 7 Corporate FinanceSpring 2024
FNCE30002 Corporate Finance4FINC-UB 7 Corporate FinanceSpring 2021
FNCE30007 Derivative Securities4FINC-UB 43 Futures and OptionsSpring 2021
ISYS10001 Foundations of Information Systems4INFO-UB 1 Info Tech in Business & SocietyFall 2021

 Managing Globally (MGMT30004)

4

 Advanced Management Elective

Fall 2024
MGMT20002 Managing Operations4OPMG-UB 1 Operations Management 
MKTG10001 Principles of Marketing4MKTG-UB 1 Introduction to Marketing 
MKTG20001 Consumer Behaviour4MKTG-UB 2 Consumer Behavior 

 Retailing (MKTG30006)

4Advanced Marketing ElectiveSpring 2024
MKTG20007 Entrepreneurship and Product Innovation4Advanced Marketing ElectiveSpring 2021
MKTG30010 Advertising and Promotions4Advanced Marketing ElectiveSpring 2021
MULT20013 Australia Now4Advanced Global Business Elective OR Cultures and Contexts Spring 2020
POLS10001 Australian Politics4Global Business Elective 
SOCI20007 Terrorism Shifting Paradigms4Global Business Elective 

 MGMT20005 Business Decision Analysis

4MULT-UB 7 Decision Models and AnalyticsFall 2022

 Crime and Public Policy (CRIM30001)

4General Non-Stern ElectiveSpring 2024
Debating Science in Society 4General Non-Stern ElectiveFall 2022

 MUSI20150 Music and Health

4General Non-Stern ElectiveFall 2022

 CHIN20004 Chinese 6

4General Non-Stern ElectiveFall 2022

 Intro to Sustainable Water Management (ENEN30002)

4

 Sustainable Business Elective (Discipline Area) OR Sustainable Business Elective (Issue Area)

Spring 2024