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Law teaching began at the University of Melbourne in 1857, and since then Melbourne Law School has continued to set the benchmark for excellence and innovation in legal education in Australia. Distinctive in Australia as a graduate law school, Melbourne Law School is unequivocally international in outlook and activities, and remarkable for its diversity of teaching, research, academic staff and students. Melbourne Law School has built its reputation on the many significant achievements of its graduates, a relentless commitment to legal research, a long record of leadership in legal education, and the exceptional talents of our staff and students alike.

At last, a school that teaches you how to think, not what to think.

The Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Melbourne is a place of intellectual excitement and new levels of collegiality. It is where ideas and theories are explored, questioned and developed, and where your talents, passion and creativity will be fostered.

The University of Melbourne is ranked as Australia’s top institution for Engineering and Technology by the Times Higher Education Guide.