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(10/08/2021- Excerpt from Institution Website)

"The University of Melbourne has a distinguished history of high achievement. Our strategy supports the best researchers, provides an exceptional student experience and assists our international partners. We’ve attracted professional industry leaders to grow our acumen and ensure the University will continue to be a leader for generations to come. The Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor and senior executives are responsible for the strategic vision of the University. Their leadership ensures the University remains a viable, accountable and world-class institution. We bring together the world’s best minds to solve globally significant problems through learning, teaching, research and engagement. Our staff, our research endeavours and our global partnerships all contribute to make us Australia’s #1 university, and the largest research university in Australia. We’ve attracted professional industry leaders to grow our acumen and ensure the University will continue to be a leader for generations to come. The University of Melbourne aspires to be a place where all people are valued and respected, have equal access to opportunities and are encouraged to fulfil their talents and potential. Our vision is for a thriving, fair and diverse University community, working together respectfully to make a difference to each other and in the world. This section is dedicated to keeping you informed about diversity and inclusion initiatives across the University."

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Left-Right: University of Melbourne Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Culture & Engagement Professor Michael Wesley, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan MP, University of Melbourne Provost Professor Nicola Phillips, Australian High Commissioner to India Philip Green OAM and University of Melbourne Assistant Deputy Vice Chancellor International Muthupandian Ashokkumar.
News 19 Sep 24

University of Melbourne launches Global Centre in Delhi

The University of Melbourne has launched the Melbourne Global Centre in Delhi.

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Ganges River
Case study 15 Jul 24

Advanced Techniques for Mapping Water Quality in the Ganges

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Event 25 Mar 24

MIPA public panel event series 2024

The University of Melbourne and Indian partner universities will hold four free panel events in India in the first week of April.

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Case study 25 Jan 24

Digital Shillong: Mapping, visualising, and interpreting urban historical data

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News 12 Oct 23

Strengthening collaborative health initiatives 

The University of Melbourne and the Public Health Foundation of India have signed new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), solidifying their ongoing collaboration.

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News 11 Jul 23

Bridging boundaries and empowering caregivers: The fellowship journey of two emerging researchers

Emerging researchers Lorane Scaria and Rachel Blance-Palmer reflect on their shared AIRS Fellowship experiences to improve the lives of people with disabilities and their caregivers.

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News 15 Mar 23

University of Melbourne dual degree partnerships

The University of Melbourne and RMIT are offering new dual degree study options for Indian students.

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News 16 Sep 22

University of Melbourne and University of Madras sign memorandum of understanding in India

The University of Melbourne has signed a new memorandum of understanding with the University of Madras in India.

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News 13 Sep 22

Virtual Healthcare: Towards an Inclusive Future

Watch a recording of a hybrid symposium on the future of inclusive digital health in Australia and India.

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News 22 Apr 22

Australia-India cooperation in disability 

Australia and India progress cooperation in the field of disability.

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