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High achieving Year 11 students can now
apply for the University of Melbourne Extension Program 2015.
The Extension Program
provides high achieving students with the opportunity to undertake first-year
university study during Year 12. Subjects offered through the Extension Program
build on VCE studies and extend study to first-year university level.
The Extension Program
offers an academic challenge and a taste of university life, as well as the
opportunity to gain an ATAR increment and credit towards a subsequent
undergraduate degree. There are no University of Melbourne tuition fees for
Extension Program students in 2015.
Subjects
available
For 2015, Extension Program applicants can
study one of 26 different subjects across the humanities, language,
mathematics, science and commerce.
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New Extension Program subjects in 2015
We are pleased to
announce the addition of the following two new Extension subjects for 2015:
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Literature
·
Politics
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How to apply
High achieving Year 11 students can now
lodge their applications for the 2015 Extension Program via the University’s
online application system linked from the Extension Program website futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/info/school-students/extension-program
Further
details
Telephone: 03 8344 5538
Website: futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/umep
Applications open for 2015 AIEF-BHP Billiton
Tertiary Scholarships
Important:
Applications for 2015 are now open and will close on Friday, 7 November
2014.
The AIEF-BHP Billiton
Tertiary Scholarships are awarded to outstanding Indigenous students
undertaking engineering and other mining-related degrees, who aspire to work
for BHP Billiton and to one day become leaders in the business.
Indigenous students
enrolling in an engineering stream/major in an undergraduate at the University
of Melbourne are eligible to apply. To check eligibility or for more information,
email applications@aief.com.au
or go to: www.aief.com.au.
