Current Students
Melbourne School of Design
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MSD Orientation Community
Informative videos and course information sessions that will equip you with knowledge of services, resources and skills required for study in MSD. The program introduces you to key University staff and services and the University campus.
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Enrolling in subjects
Subject selection is an important step in your enrolment process that requires careful planning and consideration.
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Class timetable
Once you’ve enrolled in your subjects, you can create your timetable for the semester using MyTimetable.
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Special consideration
If you experience circumstances which significantly affect your ability to meet your academic requirements, you can apply for special consideration. There are two types available, and it’s important to understand which is right for you.
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Leave of absence
If you wish to take time off from the course you're currently enrolled in, you may be able to apply for a leave of absence.
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Advanced standing
To seek credit from subjects you have previously completed at another institution you can apply for advanced standing (credit).
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Diagnostic English Language Assessment (DELA)
Find out which programs are best suited to helping you develop your communication skills further, and which skills you most need to focus on by taking the Diagnostic English Language Assessment.
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Overloading
If you want to enrol in more subjects than the standard amount in a semester, you will need to apply to overload.
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Unsatisfactory academic progress
An overview of what happens if you don't meet academic progress requirements for your course.
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Course withdrawal
The process of permanently stopping your course (degree) before completion.
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Melbourne policy library
Key policy documents relevant for Students.
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List of Forms
These forms are to be used for administrative tasks by ABP students.
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MSD Studios
Information about current studio offerings for students enrolled in the Master of Architecture, Master of Landscape Architecture, Master of Urban Design or Master of Urban Planning.
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Quota Subjects
A number of subjects offered by the University are termed 'quota subjects' or 'quota restricted subjects'. These are usually workshops or subjects with a travel component where the capacity for large enrolment is limited by available resources such as workshop space, machinery and accommodation as well as because of the mode of teaching.
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Travelling Studios
Melbourne School of Design Travelling studios are 'working laboratories' for design thought and production and involve the exploration of complex, real-life issues. Exposure to unfamiliar cultures, places and people will stimulate your ability to think creatively and problem-solve.
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Internships and Vocational Placements
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) subjects are designed to provide students with professional experience in an area related to their field of study or the career they are working towards. The aim of providing industry-specific opportunities is to enable you to develop skills that will enhance your prospects of gaining meaningful employment and building your career for the future.
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Practical Experience
Information about practical experience requirements for masters programs.
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Assignment Submission and Collection
Information about assignment submission, cover sheets, academic honesty & integrity and submission deadlines.
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Exams, assessments and results
Find out about the exam timetable, exam locations, how to check your results, applying for special consideration and more.
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Cross-institutional Study
If you are interested in undertaking a subject that isn’t offered at the University of Melbourne, it may be possible for you to complete this subject at another university and have it count toward your current degree. This is known as cross-institutional study.
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Human Research Ethics
Research projects involving human participants must have prior ethics approval before data can be collected.
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Subjects with a Travel Component
There are plenty of opportunities to enrol in subjects that are partially or entirely taught overseas. Gain an international perspective and expand your horizons by studying in another country.
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MSD Peer Mentoring Program
The MSD Peer Mentoring Program is an opportunity for students commencing a graduate coursework degree in the Melbourne School of Design to get in touch with later-year MSD students to ask questions & gain insights to help you navigate through the first few weeks of uni.
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Maker Spaces
Access the FabLab, Robotics Lab, Machine Workshop, NExT Lab, Makerspace, Loan Facility, Printroom and Training Centre.
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Building Access and ID Cards
Access to ABP buildings after hours and student card information.
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Academic Skills Unit
Enabling students to realise their full academic potential and achieve excellence
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Study Overseas
Studying overseas is an unforgettable experience offering a wide range of benefits - experience new cultures, develop valuable skills and prepare for a global future.
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IT support
Computer and software information for BDes and MSD students.
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Clubs and Societies
Clubs and societies for Bachelor of Design and MSD students.
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Scholarships and Prizes
The scholarships and prizes available to Bachelor of Design and MSD students seek to recognise high achieving students and support talented students to overcome the financial barriers that can restrict their academic pursuits.
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Student Newsletters
Student newsletters and social media help to keep you informed and up to date.
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Graduate Ambassador Program
Graduate Ambassadors are passionate and dedicated students who participate in a range of activities to help promote the disciplines of the MSD. They give a first-hand student's perspective to stakeholders such as future students, alumni and industry partners.
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ABP Mentoring Programs
Being mentored and guided by one of our alum can be a life-changing experience for our students – and the Faculty of ABP is excited to offer two mentoring programs that connect both groups.
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Indigenous Students
Murrup Barak, Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development aims to make an enduring contribution to Indigenous Australia through the transformative impact of education and employment in the context of Australia’s leading University in teaching, learning, research and employability.
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Student Feedback, Complaints and Grievances
Students who are dissatisfied with an academic or administrative decision may seek review and resolution under the University's Student Complaints and Grievances Policy (MPF1066).
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Student Forum
The Melbourne School of Design (MSD) Student Forum was developed in 2017 to address the need to include students in decision making in the Faculty. The Student Forum is a chance for students to engage with the Faculty in a productive dialogue that is focused on improving the student experience.
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Student participation on Faculty Committees and Advisory Boards
Each year the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning offers opportunities for student participation on a number of its committees and advisory boards.
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MSDx and student exhibitions
Find helpful 'how-to' information on installing your work in MSDx and other student exhibitions.