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University of Melbourne

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The University of Melbourne is a large school in Australia.

The University of Melbourne, 1857
The University of Melbourne, 1857

It started in 1853. Wealth from a gold rush helped it grow. The first classes began in 1855. There were only 16 students then.

In 1881, women were allowed to join. Julia Guerin became the first woman to graduate in 1883.

Today, the school is very famous. It has many campuses in Victoria. Students can live in special halls called residential colleges.

Vertical panorama of University of Melbourne's Ormond College. September 2023
Vertical panorama of University of Melbourne's Ormond College. September 2023

Many smart people have studied here. Ten Nobel Laureates have worked at the school. This is the most of any school in Australia.

Melbourne University grand building
Melbourne University grand building

In 2026, rankings showed it is a top school in the world. It is ranked 19th globally by QS World University Rankings. It is also ranked 38th by ARWU. Many leaders, like four prime ministers, graduated from this place.

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