The University of Melbourne, founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1853, is a public research university. It is a member of the Pacific Rim University Alliance, the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance, the International University Climate Alliance, the Commonwealth University Association and the Australian Eight-School Alliance. EQUIS accredited member, founding member and secretariat of Universitas 21 University Alliance. The University of Melbourne emphasizes the comprehensive ability of students in academic attainments and personality cultivation. Since its establishment, it has cultivated hundreds of thousands of outstanding alumni all over the world. Including 8 Nobel Prize winners (1st in Australia), 120 Rhodes Scholars (1st in Australia), 4 Australian Prime Ministers, 5 Australian Governors and other well-known figures in various fields. Since 2007, the University of Melbourne has carried out a thorough reform of the educational system, gradually abandoning the traditional Australian "specialist" education model, and imitating the "generalist" education model (Bologna process) adopted by North American and newly reformed European universities. The well-known and controversial "Melbourne Model". It aims to create a unique "Melbourne experience" for students, establish a degree system with higher international recognition, closer integration with international education, and cultivate more new talents in the future society that Australia and the world need.