Office of the Vice-ChancellorGrowing Esteem

Alumni

Every past student of the University of Melbourne is a valued member of the University community.

From reading our news, to participating in our networks or giving gifts the activities of our alumni occur within the framework of the knowledge transfer strand. Knowledge transfer is about direct two-way interactions between the University and its external communities, involving the development, exchange and application of knowledge and expertise for mutual benefit. The University seeks to build an international reputation for scholarship on knowledge transfer and undertake whole-of-University knowledge transfer activities. Our partnerships and cultural collections are two noted areas for which we receive the support of our alumni.

While most of our activities for alumni occur within the framework of knowledge transfer, there are many roles for Alumni in participating in other strands of a metaphoric the triple helix: namely research and research training and learning and teaching.

To find out more about engaging in the operation of the University see alumni

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