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The University of Melbourne has the second-lowest proportion of low-income scholars in the nation, with just 5 per cent of its bachelor students from disadvantaged and poor backgrounds. 
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The University of Melbourne has received the highest bill for staff underpayment claims in the country, at $31.6 million from four separate incidents in the past three years.
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After years of systemic underpayment of casual university staff, the Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against one of Australia’s wealthiest universities.
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The chief executive Louise Adler, as well as several members of the board of Melbourne University Publishing (MUP), step down after the university says it will refocus on being a high-quality scholarly press.
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University of Oxford snatches top spot from Caltech in this year’s World University Rankings as Asia’s rise continues
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Keeper of the 3rd largest map collection in the southern hemisphere. The University of Melbourne.
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Six landmark buildings are proposed to be demolished as Melbourne University throws open the gates to the public in a greener, outward-facing future.
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The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched fresh legal action against one of Australia’s wealthiest universities, claiming it underpaid casual staff and kept false or misleading records.
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Academics at University of Melbourne say they were not consulted and move is ‘reflection of antagonism News Corp has for university journalism’
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The Melbourne VC talks about his plans for the future, his career to date, offers his thoughts on the state of Australian higher education – and whether our universities are being subverted by leftist radicals
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To remain relevant in a rapidly changing world, the global university sector must work harder to convey its value to policymakers and the wider public, says Hamish Coates, professor of higher education, University of Melbourne
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