Topics, worked examples and key terms carry across offerings. Assessment weights and dates change between offerings, so confirm yours on the LMS. Last updated 5 September 2026.
Grouped by discipline. These are AskSia topic categories, not University of Melbourne faculties or departments.
AHIS10003The World in Twenty Art Works
AHIS20018Art Markets and Methods
ARCH10001Foundations of Design: Representation
arts10005The Buddhist Universe
ASIA30005Global Cultures of Japan and Korea
FINA10032Critical and Theoretical Studies 2
HPSC90012Trust, Communication and Expertise
MECM90002Global Data Policy and Governance
MECM90041Political Economy of Digital Life
MECM90044Public Relations and Communications
MUSI10223Sound in Performance
POLS10003Introduction to Political Ideas
SCRN20014Ensemble Filmmaking, Art and Industry
IBUS90002Managing in Asia
ibus90008Global Value Chains
MGMT10002Principles of Management
MGMT20001Organisational Behaviour
MGMT30004Managing Globally
MGMT30006Managing Entrepreneurship and Innovation
MGMT90015Foundations of Human Resource Management
MGMT90018Managing Behaviour in Organisations
MGMT90140Management Competencies
MGMT90141Business Analysis and Decision Making
MGMT90146Strategic Management
MGMT90201Entrepreneurial Practice
MGMT90204Leading for Strategic Advantage
MGMT90290Social Enterprise Incubator
ARTS10003Our Digital Worlds
JOUR90028Fact-checking, Misinformation and AI
MECM10006Communication for Changemaking
MECM20003Internet Communication
MECM20015Advertising, Media and Society
MECM90017Media Writing: Rhetoric and Practice
MECM90035Integrated Marketing Communications
MECM90036Foundations of Marketing & CommunicationRead from the published assessment table of [unknown] of the 126 subjects. [unknown] of them carry at least one hurdle, marked below.
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From the offering each guide names at the top of the page, checked against the subject's entry in the University of Melbourne Handbook. Topics and worked examples carry across offerings; weights and dates can change, so confirm yours on Canvas before you plan your revision.
A hurdle is a component you must pass, or a condition you must meet, on its own to pass the subject, whatever your total mark. The University records a hurdle failure as NH, a fail grade capped at 49%. Many subjects set a minimum mark on the final exam or a minimum attendance at practicals as a hurdle. Guides flag every hurdle in the weight column so you see it before you plan.
SWOT Vac is the one-week study break between the last teaching week and the start of the exam period; nothing new is taught and it is the last stretch to revise. Each guide that covers a final exam says which components sit in the exam period and which are due during teaching weeks, so you can plan SWOT Vac around the weights that matter.
Your Weighted Average Mark is the average of your subject marks weighted by credit points: a 25 point subject counts double a 12.5 point subject. The percentage mark from a failed subject still counts, and the WAM is calculated to three decimal places as results are certified. An H1 needs 80% or more in a subject, which is why the guides put the heaviest weighted components first.
No. AskSia is not affiliated with the University of Melbourne. Each guide is written independently by AskSia from the subject's published materials, and every assessment figure names the offering it came from so you can check it against the Handbook.
The University Library's examination paper collection covers 1998 to 2019, needs a University login, does not include solutions, and has not added new papers since 2019 because of changes to assessment. AskSia guides do not host exam papers. What they give you instead is the exam format for each subject, broken down by question type, next to the assessment table it belongs to, plus a worked example marked step by step.
