Build your experience
Our programs for secondary-aged learners are available as single workshops, or as extended experiences by pairing them with another workshop or gallery tour to curate an exciting day that fits your schedule.
Our curriculum-connected programs link to multiple Learning Areas and Capabilities, and our educators differentiate content and delivery to suit the level and needs of the group.
Using an interdisciplinary approach program design, we relate the evolving content of our future-focused exhibitions to our school learning experiences, enabling teachers and students to make relevant connections.
Pricing
Interactive Tour : $16 per student
Workshop: $16 per student
Interactive Tour + Workshop: $21 per student
Mission Control is a two-workshop program: $21 per student
Interactive Tour + Two Workshops: $31 per student
Self-Guided Exhibition Visit: $50 education service fee per group
Access
We have limited funding available for low-SES (ICSEA <1050) and regional schools to access a discounted rate. Access funding is limited, so please note in your booking request form and our team will confirm if funding is available for your school to access this discounted rate.
Full Program Guide
Download our full 2026 Program Guide to learn more about our program offer and upcoming exhibitions.
Digital Programs
Did you know that we have free careers forums that connect your students with inspiring people and pathways?
You can register at any time to can watch live or later.
Click on the image to find out more about past and upcoming forums.
Need a bit more info about each excursion type? Check out these descriptors or get in touch.
School visit info
Head over to our School Visit Information webpage for planning and venue information.
Got a Question?
Contact the Learning Team on 03 8344 1420 or via email
school-bookings@unimelb.edu.au
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Self-directed excursions led by teachers who are supported by a resource pack to guide, tailor and extend the student exhibition experience. The pack contains suggested activities, discussion topics, artist resources, and curriculum mapping.
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Guided excursions led by our trained university student facilitators providing peer-to-peer learning for school students. These experiences include group discussions, reflective and participatory activities, and independent exploration of the exhibition. Teachers will receive a teacher resource pack containing curriculum mapping and suggested pre- and post-activities.
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Workshops contain an interactive tour component followed by hands-on inquiry- and project-based learning that focuses on building transferable skills and providing students with insights into emerging technologies and careers. Workshops are also led by our university student facilitators, providing unique peer-to-peer learning experiences for your students.