Murrup Barak

Supporting the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student community

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Murrup Barak support First Peoples to access higher education and study at Australia's top university.

We are dedicated to student success providing a safe, responsive and empowering service to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who are interested in tertiary study and those who are currently enrolled at the University of Melbourne from undergraduate to post-doctoral degrees.

We work across the University of Melbourne ensuring students are well supported with the tools to excel in study.

About us

Explore studying with the University of Melbourne

  • Study

    The University of Melbourne offers many undergraduate, graduate coursework, graduate research and PhD courses. There are a number of study areas that you can align to your interests, aspirations, career and professional goals. Find the right course for you and see why studying with us is different to other universities.

  • Financial support

  • Student experience

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Learn more about our work

Murrup Barak provides support to students alongside other university services such as Stop 1 and Global Mobility.

Join us for a university experience

You can get involved with us by applying for a university experience where you can learn more about your study options and see what uni is all about.

Explore accommodation options

There are a number of accommodation providers within a short distance to the Parkville campus.

Have a yarn with our team

If you are interested in studying at the University of Melbourne, reach out to our team and have a chat about your options.

Acknowledgment of Country

Murrup Barak acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land and waterways where we work and learn, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung, Boonwurrung, Bunurong, Dja Dja Wurrung, and Yorta Yorta Peoples. We pay our respect to their Elders, past and present.

We recognise the diversity of First Nations peoples throughout Australia and the unique relationships they have with Country since time immemorial. We also recognise the important place of Indigenous knowledges within the academy.