ASES SUMMIT MELBOURNE 2018 by Jia Shun (Johnny) Xu

YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS COLLECTIVE.

JULY 8TH - 14TH | THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

We would like to express our gratitude to the Faculty of Business & Economics at the University of Melbourne for their continued support, without which the ASES Summit would not have been possible.

WELCOME Congratulations again on your place at ASES Summit Melbourne! Get ready for an exciting week of speakers, tours, and socialising that will be sure to leave a lasting impact on your entrepreneurial journeys. We encourage you to be open to everything this week, and aim to make the most of every experience. Do your research on who we meet, where we go, and what we do, ask heaps of questions, but at the end of the day, have lots of fun. The Young Entrepreneurs Collective team will be alongside you all week to make sure everything goes to plan so donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t hesitate to reach out to us for anything, no matter how big or small.

THEME & PITCH This guide will detail the overarching theme of ASES Summit Melbourne - Thinking Globally and how the Pitch Competition will run for the upcoming week.

THEME

T H I N K I N G GLOBALLY Welcome to Melbourne. We’re a young city located all the way on the other side of the world. Yet in spite of our geographical isolation, we’ve transformed into a truly global, multicultural city (30% of our population was born overseas) with a thriving startup community. Melbourne is the home-base of leading companies such as seek. com and 99designs and has now emerged as Australia’s creative and tech hub. Amongst the many reasons for this success, is our ability to think globally. The theme of ASES Summit Melbourne is “Thinking Globally”. We’ve chosen this theme as we believe it perfectly reflects the mindset of today’s successful entrepreneur. In a city of just 4.5 million, and a country of 25 million, market sizes here are tiny compared to those in areas such as India or China. This means that companies, and founders need to start thinking global from day one, if they are to have any chance at growing their startups. There are amazing advantages to knowing how to think globally and what better time to start, then now. ASES Summit Melbourne 2018 is bringing together some of the brightest young entrepreneurs from around the world and putting them in the same room as Australia’s best thinkers, innovators and startup founders. After a week of speakers, startup tours and practical experience honing their craft, we’re hoping you will become truly global entrepreneurs.

ASES SUMMIT

PITCH COMPETITION Through your applications and interviews, we’ve asked you to prepare a business idea for the Summit. On day one, every person will be pitching their individual ideas to the group, and from there you’ll form teams based on your favourite ideas. Throughout the week, as our speakers flow in and out, we want to see you utilising your learnings from the speakers and apply them to your business ideas. At the end of the week, there will be a pitch competition, to see not only who has the best pitch, but who has applied the week’s learnings the best, and who has created a truly global startup. Keep this in mind as we progress through the week. Lets get started!

SCHEDULE This schedule will be your guide for the week. It has a detailed run-down of all events, weather forecast, and dress code for each day. Make sure you read it thoroughly and please be punctual to all events.

SUN Welcome 9:00am - 6:00pm

JULY

Casual Attire All day

6° - 13° Slight showers

Take it easy as people arrive throughout the day, and get ready for an opening dinner and some ice-breakers with the group.

Check-in/ Arrival Melbourne Business School ‘The Spot’ Welcome to Melbourne! Check-in with us, meet your peers, and get ready to kick things off.

11:00am - 12:00pm

Tour the University of Melbourne (Optional) Melbourne Business School ‘The Spot’ We’ll take you around the University and show you around.

12:00pm

Lunch (Optional) The Spot, Level 2 For those already arrived, share a meal with the rest of the group and the organising team.

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Tour the University of Melbourne (Optional) Melbourne Business School ‘The Spot’ We’ll take you around the University and show you around.

2:00pm - 6:00pm

Check-in at Rydges Hotel Rydges Hotel Once check-in opens, we’ll go in groups from the University.

6:00pm - 7:00pm

Opening Dinner Mercadante Meet in the hotel lobby, to head over for some famous Italian food in the heart of Lygon.

7:30pm - 9:00pm

Introductions & Icebreakers The Spot, Level 2 End the day by meeting the rest of the YEC team, and ASES cohort through icebreakers.

MON Team Formation 8:00am - 9:00am

JULY

Smart Casual All day 5° - 14° Partly Sunny

Start the morning with a walk through Northern Melbourne as we change over to our accomodation for the week. Today will be spent pitching and forming teams, followed by the first talks of the week.

Breakfast Rydges Hotel Fuel up for the day ahead.

9:30am - 10:00am

Walk to University College (UC) Rydges Hotel/ University College UC is one of the residential colleges of Melbourne University. This is where we’ll stay for the rest of the week.

10:30am - 12:00pm

Individual Idea Pitches University College (UC) Remember those ideas we asked for in your application? Now is the time to bring them out. This will be the basis of your teams for the week.

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Lunch UC Dining Hall Reflect on the great ideas you’ve just heard, and decide your favourites over lunch.

1:00pm - 1:30pm

Walk over to the University UC/ The Spot Head over to our workspace at the University for the rest of the day’s activities.

1:30pm - 3:30pm

Team Formation The Spot, Level 2 Now’s the time to form your teams for the week.

MON Team Formation 4:00pm - 5:00pm

JULY

Smart Casual All day 5° - 14° Partly Sunny

Start the morning with a walk through Northern Melbourne as we change over to our accomodation for the week. Today will be spent pitching and forming teams, followed by the first talks of the week.

Keynote: Kwanghui Lim The Spot, Level 2 Associate Professor of Strategic Management at the Melbourne Business School. Hear from his experiences mentoring across many of the University’s entrepreneurial programs

5:00pm - 6:00pm

Founder Story: Jodie Imam The Spot, Level 2 Jodie Imam shares her story of Occasional Butler, a marketplace for odd jobs.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Dinner UC Dining Hall Head back to University College to get ready for the night’s activities.

8:00pm - 9:00pm

Team Meetings University College (UC) This is your first chance to sit down with your newly formed teams and start applying what you’ve learnt today to your idea.

9:00pm - 10:00pm

ASES International Presentations University College (UC) Hear from ASES chapters around the world, as their representatives share what they’ve been up to this year.

TUE

Entrepreneurship in Australia

Smart Casual

JULY

All day 6° - 14° Cloudy / Slight showers

Kick off the day at the Wade Institute, The University of Melbourne’s Master of Entrepreneurship Program. Meet some of the participants, hear from mentors, and tour the iconic Ormond College grounds. In the afternoon, you’ll get your first chance to check out the city of Melbourne.

8:00am - 9:00am

Breakfast University College (UC) Dining Hall Fuel up for the day ahead.

9:00am - 9:30am

Welcome and tour of Wade Institute Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship, Ormond College Hear from some of Wade’s key figures, and explore the specially designed entrepreneurship hub.

9:30am - 10:00am

Marcus Powe: Entrepreneurship in Australia Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship, Ormond College Hear from Marcus Powe, one of Australia’s leading entrepreneurship educators on some of the fundamentals of the Australian Entrepreneurship Ecosystem.

11:00am - 11:30am

Wade Inc Pitch Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship, Ormond College Hear from some of the Wade Inc teams on what exciting startups they’re working on.

11:30am - 12:30pm

Lunch & Wade Meet-and-Greets Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship, Ormond College Take the time to get to know the Waders casually and hear more about what they’re doing.

TUE

Entrepreneurship in Australia

Smart Casual

JULY

All day 6° - 14° Cloudy / Slight showers

1:30pm - 2:30pm

Sinclair + May: Gearing up to go global The Spot, Level 2 Hear from boutique law firm Sinclair + May, they’ll share insights into a legal perspective of achieving global growth.

2:30pm - 6:00pm

Melbourne Exploration / Free time Melbourne CBD This time is yours, to check out the city or work on your ideas.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Dinner UC Dining Hall Head back to University College to get ready for the night’s activities.

8:00pm - 10:00pm

Team Meetings University College (UC) Time to continue the pitch work.

WED Speakers Galore

8:00am - 9:00am

JULY

Smart Casual All day 6° - 13° Cloudy

We’ll have speakers all throughout the day including our special Keynote from Australia Post: one of Australia’s biggest companies, and avid startup ecosystem supporters. End the night after some project work with a social event to celebrate the half-way mark.

Breakfast UC Dining Hall Fuel up for the day ahead.

9:00am - 10:00am

Maxine Lee: Startup Success Theatre 211, Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Hear from Maxine, program manager at the Melbourne Accelerator Program, one of Melbourne’s premier accelerator programs as she shares her insights on what makes successful startups.

10:30am - 11:30am

Kishan Thurairasa: Startup Success Theatre 211, Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Join Kish, Entrepreneur in Residence at The Generator Monash, another of Melbourne’s premier accelerator programs as he shares his learnings on what makes great startups.

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Lunch UC Dining Hall Head back to UC to reflect, and prep for the rest of the day.

1:30pm - 3:00pm

Team Meetings Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Time to continue the pitch work.

WED Speakers Galore

3:00pm - 4:30pm

JULY

Smart Casual All day 6° - 13° Cloudy

Keynote: Sungwon Yang & Shannon Orbons - Australia Post Theatre 211, Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Hear from Sungwon and Shannon. A pair of accomplished entrepreneurs now heading up Australia Post’s Online Shopping division.

4:30pm - 6:00pm

Team Meetings Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Time to continue the pitch work.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Dinner UC Dining Hall Head back to University College to get ready for the night’s activities.

9:00pm - Late

Social Event (Optional)

Queen Victoria Night Market / Shaw Davey Slum Meet at University College Celebrate the halfway mark for the week! Either explore the iconic Queen Victoria Market - Night Market or head to the pub for a few social drinks.

THU Tours & Speakers

8:00am - 9:30am

JULY

Smart Casual All day 7° - 15° Overcast

Today will mostly be spent touring, and exploring the city of Melbourne. At night, you’ll have your final chance to develop those pitches.

Breakfast UC Dining Hall Fuel up for the day ahead. Kicking things off a bit later for those who had a late night!

10:00am - 11:00am

Rachel Yang: Investor Insights Ground Floor Theatre, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Join Rachel, Investment Manager at Giant Leap Fund as she shares insights into the Australian Investment landscape.

11:00am

Leave for tour Berkeley St Corner Head outside the building on the corner as we arrange transport to our company tour.

11:30am - 12:30pm

Carsales.com.au Head Office Tour Carsales Head Office - Richmond Carsales is one of Australia’s biggest ASX listed tech companies. Tour the space and gain insight into a Melbourne Unicorn.

THU Tours & Speakers

12:30pm - 2:00pm

JULY

Smart Casual All day 7° - 15° Overcast

Today will mostly be spent touring, and exploring the city of Melbourne. At night, you’ll have your final chance to develop those pitches.

Lunch Royal Botanical Gardens / Victoria St (Weather Dependent) Weather dependent we’ll enjoy a scenic lunch, in an iconic area of Melbourne

2:00pm - 6:00pm

Guided Tours or Explore on your own Shrine of Remembrance / National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) Have one last sight to see? Or just want to take it easy and hang out with us? Now’s the chance.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Dinner University College Head back to University College to get ready for the night’s activities.

8:00pm - 10:00pm

Team Meetings Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) Last chance to polish off those pitches. NOTE: We will not be able to stay at the FBE offices past 10pm but you’re more than welcome to use the workspaces at UC after hours.

FRI Final Pitches 8:00am - 9:30am

JULY

Formal All day 8° - 13° Partly Sunny

Last day of Summit awaits! Final pitches, some wrap up activities, and huge mixer event we’ve put on with key figures from the startup ecosystem.

Breakfast UC Dining Hall Fuel up for the day ahead.

9:00am - 10:00am

Team Meetings Level 2, Faculty of Business and Economics Get your team together and prepare to present!

10:00am - 12:00pm

Pitch off Level 2, The Spot Pitches, time to show us what you’ve learnt, and what you’ve worked on during the week

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Lunch Level 2, The Spot Celebrate all your hard work over a shared lunch with the group.

1:00pm - 1:30pm

Winners announced and Gift Exchange Level 2, The Spot Awards ceremony followed by a chance to exchange gifts from each respective country.

FRI Final Pitches 1:30pm - 2:00pm

JULY

Formal All day 8° - 13° Partly Sunny

Last day of Summit awaits! Final pitches, some wrap up activities, and huge mixer event we’ve put on with key figures from the startup ecosystem.

Debrief Level 2, The Spot Take a moment to go over the week, reflect, and celebrate.

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Photos The University of Melbourne Grab some photos around the University before taking the afternoon off.

3:00pm - 5:00pm

Free Time Anywhere Take the chance to chill out with everyone before the week ends.

5:00pm - 6:00pm

Get Ready University College (UC) Get ready for a the night ahead.

6:00pm - Late

Closing Social Event - Entrepreneurship Mixer TBD Enjoy an evening with drinks and canapes, as the cohorts from Wade, Melbourne Accelerator Program, and The Generator, join us to celebrate the end of the week.

Sat Home Time

8:00am - 9:30am

JULY

Casual Attire All day 7Â° - 14Â° Partly Sunny

Summit is officially over! Time to head home

Breakfast UC Dining Hall Grab a meal before you make your way home.

8:00am - 10:00am

Checkout Reception, University College Hand in your keys and gather your belongings

10:30am - 6:00pm

Skybus shuttle to Airport Ask one of the members from YEC prior to departure, depending on flight times.

SPEAKERS Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got an incredible line-up of speakers throughout the week, including startup lawyers, intrapreneurs, investors, founders, and accelerator managers. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve included a brief bio of each, but do your homework and take advantage of the opportunity to ask them questions.

Marcus Powe Lead Mentor & Associate Director at Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship

Marcus was awarded Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Entrepreneurial Educator and has also been awarded for sustained excellence in collaboration between business and universities in Australia. He has managed, led and owned organisations in the fields of textiles, scientific instrumentation, education, information technology, consumer software development and tourism. As an advisor and facilitator of change to boards and senior decision makers across tertiary and secondary education, pharmaceutical, medical devices, medical communications, city and state governments, fast moving consumer goods, beverage and entertainment industries, he has achieved sustained success for over 35 years. As a fellow of Ormond College, Associate Director Entrepreneurs and lead Mentor at the Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship University of Melbourne, Marcus assists entrepreneurs make a lasting and significant impact by delivering sustainable social and economic dividends.

SPEAKERS

Jodie Imam Co-founder - depo8

Jodie is the owner of Melbourne co-working space depo8, a community of creatives, startups and entrepreneurs. Established in 2012 our light-filled space offers all the perks of a dedicated office, without the overheads and high price of commercial leasing. Over the past five years our community has grown to include over 50 permanent members and 460 casual members who check in by the hour as and when they need . During this time, Jodieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s two-sided marketplace, Occasional Butler, was acquired by rival Airtasker. Jodie is also a mentor, lecturer and co leader of the Wade Inc accelerator program at The Wade Institute. Prior to this Jodie spent nine years as the General Manager for leading Australian fashion designer Leona Edmiston, where she oversaw strong business growth. As well as an Account Manager for Ericsson Australia and also for NCR Corporation in both Sydney and London. Jodie has a Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) from the University of Western Sydney and a Post Graduate Diploma of Finance from the Macquarie Graduate School of Management. Jodie is happily married and a mother of three young children.

Kishan Thurairasa Entrepreneur in Residence The Generator Monash

During the final year of his chemical engineering degree Kish created a website allowing students to select their favourite subjects at university and receive a Google-like ranking of the most appropriate employers to work for. Although the site saw initial success with thousands of students signing up, Kish soon realised that the website was not solving a huge problem for employers, the ones ultimately paying for the service. In 2014 he pivoted Jobbop to help employers hire software developers and their platform eventually brought the industry average time to hire down from 83 days to less than 14. Looking to scale their service Jobbop was accepted into the Melbourne Accelerator Program and were later approached by Hired as the USbased company was looking to further expand internationally. Jobbop was eventually acquired by Hired in December 2015. Kish now works as the Entrepreneur in Residence at The Generator, Monash Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s entrepreneurship hub.

Sungwon Yang Intrapreneur - Australia Post Entrepreneurship Coach at MIT bootcamps

Sungwon Yang is an intrapreneur at Australia Post. He leads the development of an e-commerce venture. As a coach at MIT Entrepreneurship Bootcamps, he also teaches the institutionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s startup framework, Disciplined Entrepreneurship. He speaks about innovation at international conferences such as the 9th Asian Leadership Conference and TEDx. Sungwon also co-founded Officiser and introduced it through Kickstarter. It is a patent-pending ergonomic footrest that offers both health and productivity benefits for those with sedentary lifestyle. In addition, during his sophomore year in Korea, he co-founded an awardwinning media startup, Haple. The company offered a platform which allowed customers to purchase celebritiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; available timeslots at a competitive rate. He was a management consultant and corporate entrepreneur at KPMG Australia. Taking his childhood dream job seriously, Sungwon served as a fire fighter as a Sergeant. He enjoys writing and recently published a best-selling book in Korea.

Maxine Lee Accelerator Manager Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP)

The Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) is The University of Melbourne’s premier accelerator program. Since 2012, they’ve helped 44 alumni teams raise over $30m, create more than 300 jobs and generate over $40m in revenue. Each year, Maxine leads each cohort of startup founders through the accelerator, including selections and program content, and facilitates both local and global investor, mentor and channel partner connections for the teams. With years of experience guiding founders through the highs and lows of the startup journey, Maxine offers advice and insight into what it takes to create and build a company – from ideation and business planning through to a thriving organisation. An accomplished speaker often featured on entrepreneurship panels across Melbourne, Maxine has presented at Melbourne Knowledge Week, the Startup Victoria Female Founders Meetup and other industry panels. Prior to MAP, Maxine worked in brand consulting with clients in IT, supply chain and logistics across Australia. Maxine has a Bachelor of Commerce and a Master of Management (Accounting) from the University of Melbourne.

Kwanghui Lim Associate Professor Melbourne Business School (MBS)

Associate Professor of Strategic Management at the Melbourne Business School, Kwangâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s research explores the strategies used by organizations to manage inventors, scientists and the knowledge they create. He holds a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in Electrical Engineering from the National University of Singapore (1991) and a Ph.D. in Management from the MIT Sloan School (2000). At Melbourne Business School he has taught the core MBA course on Business Strategy, the MBS Innovation Bootcamp and Business Tools for M.Sc students. He co-founded the Melbourne Biodesign course and also created the capstone course for the Wade Master of Entrepreneurship program at the University of Melbourne. Between 2000 and 2006, he was an Assistant Professor at the National University of Singapore Business School, where he taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses in managing technology and innovation. At NUS he received a university-level award for teaching excellence in 2003/04 and a faculty-level outstanding educator award in 2004. Early in my career he worked as a management consultant at Booz Allen & Hamilton. Apart from his academic work he also enjoys photography and travel.

Shannon Orbons Head of Online Shopping Australia Post

Shannon had a misspent youth studying a PhD in Physics and a first class honors BSc in Nanotechnology, before turning his hand to the business world. Shannon spent the next 8 years in PwC’s Strategy Practice and Experience Centre consulting to ASX top 50 companies across a wide range of industries to solve their most complex and business critical problems. He then joined Telstra’s Digital Commerce team, where he was responsible for the development of digital enablement solutions for small and medium businesses, and learnt just how hard it is to innovate within a large enterprise. During this time, Shannon co-founded a 50:50 JV between Australia’s Telstra and NAB Proquo, a small business marketplace that accepts services in-kind as a payment method, which processed over $6m of transactions in it’s first year. Shannon is currently the Head of Online Shopping at Australia Post, where he leads a team of entrepreneurs, service designers, hackers and strategy professionals that are responsible for the ideation and incubation of new solutions that make online shopping more desirable, feasible and viable for Australian consumers. From initial hypothesis, customer research and prototype development, to MVP launch and product / business incubation, Shannon manages a portfolio of initiatives at varying stages of maturity across the E2E innovation process to develop new solutions in the market.

Allie Levine Solicitor - Sinclair + May Allie joined Sinclair + May having worked in the public service, private practice, and most recently as a lawyer in an industry association, providing advice to small and medium sized businesses and the people behind them. She loves assisting people to resolve their disputes and keep their legals in order so they can concentrate on the real business of running their business. Allie loves going on adventures with her husband and toddler, and spending time with their little dogs. She is also a book nerd, dog whisperer, and very competitive trivia player.

Anna Martin Solicitor - Sinclair + May

Anna joined Sinclair + May following a number of years in corporate/ commercial roles. Anna is passionate about assisting small businesses and start-ups navigate the legal and compliance landscape, minimise risk and achieve desired outcomes by providing targeted, practical legal advice. Anna is also a qualified Pilates & Barre instructor, teaching and inspiring health and wellness in two Melbourne studios, under her own brand. Anna is also a trained dancer and qualified dance teacher and loves anything to do with music and the performing arts.

Rachel Yang Investment Manager Giant Leap Fund

Rachel is the Investment Manager at Giant Leap, a venture capital fund dedicated to investing in rapidly scalable, early stage businesses that fuse profit and purpose across three impact themes: health and wellbeing, sustainable living and empowering people. Giant Leap is backed by the Impact Investment Group, a leading Australian funds manager whose mission is to shift capital towards impact investments. Before that, Rachel worked as in Advisory at KPMG, as a Manager.

PARTICIPANTS Your fellow participants will be alongside you all week. Make the most of this talented, diverse group of individuals who all bring some form of unique experience and background to the table.

InternationalPhilippines Alyssa Ty

Daniela Anne

Timothy Cu

Dianca Mitchell

Sally Lee

Jelvin Base

Nicole Dianne Banta

New Zealand

Jasim Janah

Olaf Wrieden

Quinn Moffat

International Ansh Modi

Palash Taneja

Daryl Lim

Gunguk Kim

India

Singapore

U.S

Phoebe Yao

Australia Hwa Chong

Pangeran Noerhadi

Parika Verma

Neilwan Susanto

Sydney

Canberra

Yasmin Poole

Adelaide

Melbourne

YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS COLLECTIVE TEAM The team at YEC have been working hard behind the scenes to put this incredible week together for you, and will be here all week to help ensure everything runs smoothly.

YEC Derek Lieu

Edward Feng

Sanjayan Subramaniam

Leigh Murray

Johnny Xu

Kunal Patil

Dipan Patel

Isabelle Barrass

Cameron Ensor

VOLUNTEERS The team of volunteers behind the scenes during the week to ensure everything runs smoothly.

VOLUNTEERS

Eva Wu

Max Giammario

Ayesha Ahmed

Uzair Ahmed

WIFI, MESSENGER, MAPS Learn how to connect to the Univesity WiFi, join the Summit Facebook Group, Messenger Chat, and navigate the campus using the Lost on Campus App. Key addresses and contacts are provided for your reference as well.

Wi-Fi

Network: Unimelb Visitor or Eduroam You’ll have access to your university’s eduroam internet on campus. Otherwise, delegates will be able to connect to Unimelb Visitor for internet access during the summit week.

Messenger Communication: Our primary way of communicating day-today during the week is through Facebook Messenger. Please make sure you check it all the time.

Lost on Campus Getting around: We highly recommend downloading the “Lost on Campus” app. Select ‘The University of Melbourne’ for campus. It has detailed university maps and locations of every building and rooms.

Key Addresses Rydges on Swanston 701 Swanston St, Carlton University College “UC” 40 College Crescent, Parkville Melbourne School of Business “The Spot” 198 Berkeley St, Carlton Faculty of Business and Economics Building “FBE” 111 Barry St, Carlton

Key Contacts Derek Lieu 0405 367 867 Edward Feng 0431 697 273 University College (03) 9347 3533 Emergency Services 000

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MALVINA PL

PARADE

144

154

153

Foot

Pedestrian Entry Only GATE 3

OLD GEOLOGY

CHEMISTRY

McCOY BUILDING Earth Sciences

201

134

Masson Road

MacFarland Court

Old Quad

Wilson Avenue

177

KENNETH MYER

152

ELISABETH MURDOCH

155

WILSON

MSD BUILDING

151

BAILLIEU LIBRARY

Professors Walk

194

BIOSCIENCES 5

Genetics Lane

GATE 12

Medical Road

148

133

PHYSICS SOUTH

GRATTAN PL

149

200

Foot bridge

GATE GATE 2 2

SWANSTON STREET

OLD ARTS ARTS WEST

111

192

North Lawn

RAYMOND PRIESTLEY

150

111

ELGIN ST

192

757 SWANSTON

128

141

South Court

Deakin Court

143

DAVID CARO

REDMOND BARRY

University Plaza

Hearn Court

BABEL

Cussonia Court

GATE 13

139

Professors Walk

GRAINGER MUSEUM

140

WESTERN PRECINCT (330m)

BIOSCIENCES 4

147

130

GATE 1

115

BIOSCIENCES 2

142

UNION HOUSE

Tin Alley

BALDWIN SPENCER

Spencer Road

North Court

122

System Garden

Union Road

359 358 357 356

113

112

UNIVERSITY HOUSE

BOUVERIE

123

BIOSCIENCES 1

ELECTRICAL

GATE 14 (exit only)

Affiliated Organisations Architecture, Building & Planning Arts Business & Economics

Wurundjeri Education people as the Traditional Custodians of Engineering Inter-Disciplinary Research Institutes Law Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences Music Science Veterinary & Agricultural Sciences

The University of Melbourne Acknowledges the Wurundjeri people as the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which this Campus is situated.

University General/Shared Main Campus Address: 230 Grattan St, Melbourne University, 3010.

Main Campus Address: 230 Grattan St, Melbourne University, 3010.

Map created by Infrastructure Services - 2nd March 2018