IV ROWING

What is Intervarsity rowing?

  • Representing the University to compete against other Australia or International Universities in Sport

  • You must be an enrolled student studying at the University of Melbourne in 2026

  • You do not have to row for MUBC to represent the IV rowing program

  • We select the best student-athletes who study at the Univeristy of Melbourne for our Invervarsity teams.

How to get involved

All new and returning students who wish to represent the University are required to sign up for the Intervarsity program each year using the form below. The information you provide will be shared with the team managers of your chosen sport so they can contact you about trials, training sessions, and important details regarding upcoming events.

Sign up for the program

Complete this form. Click here

Opportunities for 2026

Australian Boat Race - TBC

The Australian Boat Race boasts a longstanding tradition between Australia’s two oldest Universities, Melbourne and Sydney. Held annually, the venue alternates between the Yarra River in the heart of Melbourne and Sydney Harbour. It encapsulates the long-standing rivalry between two great cities and two great universities, has become a showcase event on each of the cities’ iconic watercourses, and is the new chapter of what’s now a 160-year-old rivalry between these two Universities both on and off the water.

The 2026 dates have not been confirmed but we expect to be racing a Men's and Women's 8 vs Sydney in Sydney harbour.

Uni Nationals Rowing 27-3rd Oct, Perth, WA.

This week‑long tournament offers an incredible experience, with the team staying together in comfortable university‑provided accommodation for the entire event, with each member contributing to the cost.

Each team will comprise of men's & women's divisions. The team will be selected through team-run trials.

Additional details, including indicative pricing for the whole event, will be shared as soon as they are confirmed.

For many students, representing the University is a defining highlight of their studies.

For further information, please visit the link below. Click Here.