For enquiries, please contact International House at enquiries@ihouse.unimelb.edu.au
or call +61 3 9347 6655
International House is a residential college owned by the University of Melbourne. We bring together 350 undergraduate and graduate students from Australia and overseas, and form a community that is devoted to academic success, intercultural understanding and personal growth.
Current residents
Information relevant to current residents of International House.
International House is the residential college of choice for students who have a burning curiosity for the world, and who aspire to live in an energetic and globally-minded community. We are devoted to multicultural understanding, academic success and personal development.
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Scholarship Amount and duration Eligibility Dawn Wade Scholarship Full fee ($28,000 p.a.) for 3 years. - Australian citizen from a rural or regional location
- Applied for the first year University of Melbourne Bachelor of Commerce through VTAC
- Applied for a Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) via VTAC providing evidence of residence in a rural or regional area
- Preference is given to students who have indicated on a SEAS application that they have experienced a disadvantaged financial background
- More information
- Online application required.
Clifford Family Scholarship Half fee ($14,000 p.a.) for 3 years.
There are three available.- Australian citizen from rural or regional areas.
- Applied for the Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) via VTAC providing evidence of residence in a rural or regional area
- Preference is given to students who have also indicated on their SEAS application that they have experienced a disadvantaged financial background,* and
- Applied for a first year University of Melbourne Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Biomedicine degree.
William Buckland Foundation Resident Scholarship Program Total of $40,000, paid over 3 years as annual college fee remissions. - Full time Bachelor of Agriculture student at the University of Melbourne
- Australian Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident
- Currently lives in a rural or regional area of Victoria
- Provide evidence of disadvantaged financial background, and
- Be commencing university studies at the University of Melbourne for the first time.
For more details on eligibility and selection criteria for this scholarship, please go to http://go.unimelb.edu.au/qjb6
Charles Tseng Scholarship Half fee ($14,000 p.a.) for 2 years. - Australian citizen from rural or regional Victoria
- Applied for the Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) via VTAC providing evidence of residence in a rural or regional area, and
- Preference is given to students who have also indicated on their SEAS application that they have experienced a disadvantaged financial background.*
Commerce at International House Scholarship Full fee ($28,000) for 1 year.
There are two available- Australian citizen from rural or regional Victoria
- Applied for the first year University of Melbourne Bachelor of Commerce through VTAC
- Applied for a Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) via VTAC providing evidence of residence in a rural or regional area
- Preference is given to students who have also indicated on the SEAS application they have experienced a disadvantaged financial background
- More information
- Online application required.
Mavis Jackson Academic Potential Entrance Scholarship
Half fee ($14,000)
for 1 year.- International student, and
- Applicant with the highest academic result from their final year of secondary education.
Weickhardt Academic Potential Entrance Scholarship Half fee ($14,000)
for 1 year.- Australian student, and
- Applicant with the highest academic result from their final year of secondary education.
Mavis Jackson Academic Entrance Scholarship
Quarter fee ($7,000) for 1 year.
There are two available.- Australian citizen
- Demonstrable financial need, and
- Demonstrable history of involvement in school and / or the local community.*
1964 Alumni Scholarship $4,000 (one-off bursary) - Australian citizen from rural or regional Victoria
- Applied for the Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) via VTAC providing evidence of residence in a rural or regional area, and
- Preference is given to students who have also indicated on their SEAS application that they have experienced a disadvantaged financial background.*
SEAVIC Lodge No.8 Freemasons International House Bursary $5,000 p.a. for 3 years. - Malaysian student, and
- Demonstrable financial need
*Although not a primary criterion, the selection committee may consider applicants’ final high school results when selecting for this scholarship.
Scholarships Application
Once you have applied for a residential place at International House, you can download, complete and submit this form to apply for an IH scholarship.* Please follow the instructions on the form carefully.
Scholarship applications have closed for 2019.
Applications for Semester 1 2019 residential places are now open.
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There are over 6000 International House alumni living around the world, and each one is linked by the 'IH experience' they shared during their time at the House.
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Make your next meeting or conference unique and successful with International House. We have a range of meeting spaces available throughout the year, and accommodation options for both small and large groups during summer.
Outside of our regular student accommodation, International House accommodation is available over summer for groups only.
International House is a residential college owned by the University of Melbourne. We bring together approximately 350 graduate and undergraduate students from Australia and overseas, in a community that is devoted to academic success, intercultural understanding and personal growth.
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Philanthropy played a vital role in establishing International House in the early days, and to this day is transforming the lives of Australian and international students with much needed financial and in-kind support.
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Bequests
Leaving a bequest will allow International House to continue its commitment to intercultural learning in the future, crossing the divides of language, culture, religion, politics and social attitudes.
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Scholarships & Bursaries
Living and studying in Melbourne can be financially unsustainable for many young people. See how a residential scholarship can make a difference in the life of a student at International House.
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Capital Works
Learn about the latest developments on the International House campus, and find out the ways you can support a capital works project.
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Other Ways
Give your time as a guest speaker or mentor, donate a gift-in-kind or offer your professional support through internships, connections and contacts.
For general enquiries please contact Tamra Keating, Director of Development at International House at tkeating@unimelb.edu.au or call +61 3 9345 7558.
International House brings together over 290 undergraduate residents, nearly 60 graduate residents, and 12 residential tutors. Our residents come from 42 countries, including Australia, making International House the most diverse University of Melbourne residential college.
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Purpose, Vision And Core Values
International House seeks to be recognised as an outstanding international community through the excellence of its educational experience, preparing students for valuable roles in their local and global communities.
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Our History
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Upcoming Events
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