STPM requirements for Melbourne: 2027 entry

The University of Melbourne publishes a STPM figure for 9 undergraduate courses for international students in 2027, from 2.7 to 3.5. These are minimums, not guarantees, and they change every year.

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How Melbourne works out your STPM score

Grade point average of your best four subjects, where A=4, A-=3.67, B=3, B-=2.67. Melbourne lists no other grade values, so we compare only when your best four are among those.

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Minimum by course

CourseSTPM minimumEnglish
Bachelor of Oral Health3.5
Bachelor of Commerce3.4
Bachelor of Biomedicine3.3
Bachelor of Science3.3
Bachelor of Design3.1
Bachelor of Arts2.9
Bachelor of Agriculture2.7
Bachelor of Fine ArtsMelbourne selects on a range of criteria for this course, including its own additional requirements, so it publishes no entry score.Other criteria
Bachelor of MusicMelbourne selects on a range of criteria for this course, including its own additional requirements, so it publishes no entry score.Other criteria

Before you apply

Melbourne publishes its undergraduate English requirements on one page. See Melbourne's English requirements.

Melbourne calls these indicative scores: you need at least this score, the prerequisites and its English requirements to be considered, and meeting them doesn't guarantee an offer.

Below the minimum? Trinity College Foundation Studies: Melbourne's Vietnam page lists completing Trinity College's Foundation Studies program, and meeting its minimum entry score, as a way in. Details

Meeting a published figure doesn't guarantee an offer, and some courses also have subject prerequisites, portfolios or interviews. Confirm everything with Melbourne before you apply.

Source: University of Melbourne, Malaysia: STPM (indicative entry scores), read 2 to 3 November 2026. Not affiliated with The University of Melbourne.