Alumni contact us

You can update your contact information such as postal address, email and phone number by logging into your UniMelb account. Select Update your details under the welcome message.

If you need help setting up your account on the secure portal, you can access these instructions.

Academic Transcripts and other official University documents such as Evidence of Qualification, Evidence of Enrolment or a new Testamur may be ordered online.

If you have ordered a transcript or another document and need to enquire about the status of your order, you will need to contact Stop 1. The Alumni Office is unable to provide information on the status of your order.

If you require a proof of academic record which is not available for purchase via Academic Services you will need to contact Stop 1.

Degree details of University of Melbourne alumni can also be verified instantly at the Verification of Qualification site.

The Alumni Office is unable to provide any evidence of academic records.

Your UniMelb account will allow you to easily update your contact details, subscribe to the library eJournals and access other benefits available to the University of Melbourne alumni. If you don’t have an account, you can set one up here.

If you need help setting up your account on the secure portal, you can access these instructions.

You can find your alumni ID in the header of a monthly alumni news email or any other event or news communications we have sent to you. If you are unable to locate your ID, please contact our office.

Please contact Stop 1 with any enquiries regarding your student ID. The Alumni Office cannot provide this to you.

As an alum, you can access a discounted eJournal subscription for $25 annually via your UniMelb account. If you have any questions about the content of the electronic journals, contact library-agreements@unimelb.edu.au or find further information online.

The alumni eJournals service doesn’t include all the electronic resources available via the University Library. Most of the library’s subscriptions are licensed for use by the University’s current staff and students, and on-site library access.

The databases included in the alumni eJournals service have been separately licensed for use by the University’s alumni.

Alumni are also eligible for a discounted library membership which entitles you to borrow physical books from any of the University of Melbourne libraries. Find out more about library services for alumni online.

Our alumni community receives exclusive access to a range of benefits. These include discounted on-campus health and wellbeing services, special offers through our cultural partners, discounted access to professional development courses and eJournals and much more. Learn more about how to access benefits.

We work with Melbourne Careers to help new graduates get their career started. For one year after graduation you can use the full range of services, including the drop-in service and the jobs database.

As you progress through your career, you continue to have access to online resources, including videos and webinars, and can connect with members of your dynamic alumni community for advice and support. Check out what career support is available to you.

Your expansive, international alumni community has formed many valuable alumni groups around the world that offer regular opportunities for alumni to stay involved and active in the life of the University. Find out if there’s a group in your region.

The University offers a range of mentoring programs where you can provide crucial guidance to students and alumni seeking support from someone who has walked the path before them. Learn more about how you can become a mentor.

With our Ask Alumni program, you can also seek support from members of your alumni community to help you navigate a career change, progress in your field and more. Learn more about how you can find a mentor.

Degree details of University of Melbourne alumni can be verified instantly at the Verification of Qualification site.

Access to digitised handbooks is via the Digitised collections site with many earlier handbooks available in the handbook archives.

For information on how to apply to the University of Melbourne please visit the Study page.

In addition to your informal networks and old friends from your university days, your faculty may be able to offer a few ideas.

If you would like to register your interest in coordinating a reunion, visit the reunions page for more information.

Contact details for residential halls and colleges can be found on our website.