UEC requirements for Melbourne: 2027 entry
The University of Melbourne publishes a UEC figure for 9 undergraduate courses for international students in 2027. These are minimums, not guarantees, and they change every year.
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How Melbourne works out your UEC score
Melbourne lists a UEC grade for each course but doesn't say how it is worked out, so we show it without comparing.
Minimum by course
| Course | UEC minimum | English |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Agriculture | B4 | |
| Bachelor of Arts | A2 | |
| Bachelor of Biomedicine | A2 | |
| Bachelor of Commerce | A1 | |
| Bachelor of Design | A2 | |
| 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 | |
| Bachelor of Oral Health | A1 | |
| Bachelor of Science | A2 |
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: UEC (indicative entry scores), read 2 to 3 November 2026. Not affiliated with The University of Melbourne.