The exhibition, which features 16 large-scale installations from around the world, explores the essence of collective behaviour and asks why we are drawn to be part of a pack.
The University of Melbourne is equipped with state-of-the art campuses. We’re creating a range of sustainable facilities and precincts to enable ground-breaking discovery and collaboration through the 21st century.
Our historic main campus in central Melbourne is at the heart of a network of three globally recognised innovation precincts. Six specialist campuses across Victoria provide immersive education in life sciences and agriculture.
Enabling our researchers to discover solutions to critical problems facing the world, the University’s research infrastructure network supports innovation in Australia and internationally.
Our diverse museums and galleries, ranging from the Ian Potter Museum of Art to the newly opened Science Gallery Melbourne, provide access to the knowledge, research and culture curated at the University.
Accommodation at Melbourne varies from apartment style halls of residence to the more traditional college system. Being on-campus, you can immerse yourself in the University community.
Powered by the University of Melbourne and consortium partners, Melbourne Connect brings leading researchers, investors, start-ups, students and artists together in a purpose-built innovation precinct.
A major urban renewal project is creating the University’s newest precinct. A globally connected hub where industry, government and community will transform education whilst supercharging engineering and design innovation.
The University of Melbourne is working with Indigenous, state and local government partners to create a centre for excellence in education, wellbeing, Indigenous business and culture.
The Illumina-University of Melbourne Genomics Hub will transform the health outcomes for all Australians by delivering first-hand, practical experience and fostering a pipeline of commercially focused genomics innovation projects.
