University of Mexico is one of the eight famous universities in Australia, a founding member and secretariat of the 2 1 century university alliance, and a member of the Pan-Pacific University Alliance (APRU). The main campus of MEU University is located in the suburb of Melbourne, the capital of Victoria. Its ancient bell tower and quadrangle complement many new teaching buildings. The famous "South Lawn" was renovated in 1970s, and it is an important place for students to socialize and entertain. Trees on the lawn are in steel pipes, and the parking lot is under the lawn. Its architectural design won an award in Australia.

The University of Melbourne emphasizes students' comprehensive ability in academic attainments and personality cultivation, and strives to create a unique "Melbourne experience" for students. Among the alumni and professors of the University of Mexico, there are four Nobel Prize winners, such as peter daugherty and Bert Sakerman. In addition, Nobel Prize winners from other universities, such as James Mirrlees (1996, Economics), have also been invited to give lectures here as guests. Other famous alumni include many politicians, including former Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies, social activist and feminist Germaine Greer, writer Helen Garner and philosopher Peter Singer. According to the latest special issue of the bulletin, 100 The Most Influential Australians, 13 of them have academic relations with the University of Melbourne.