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Working together to build a stronger, safer and more supported international medical graduate workforce.

18-19 September, 2025 @ State Library Victoria, Melbourne + Online

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Facilities
Venue Map
Catering
AMC Test Centre Tours
Accommodation

Location

State Library Victoria by Nate Watson

Melbourne, Australia by Tourism Australia

The conference will be held at the State Library Victoria at 328 Swanston St Melbourne. Please use the La Trobe Street entrance (north side of the building) to access the conference.

The venue is located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, adjacent to Melbourne Central shopping centre and the Queen Victoria Building shopping centre.

Tours of AMC Test Centre will also be undertaken, located at 1010 La Trobe St Docklands..

Getting there

The State Library is centrally located and accessible through a variety of methods of transport

By Train

Disembark at Melbourne Central Station — the venue is one block east.

By Tram

Swanston Street (outside the Library): Routes 1, 3, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, 72
La Trobe Street (near the conference entrance): Routes 30, 35
Many other tram lines intersect with Swanston or La Trobe Streets and are within walking distance.

By Bike
Bike racks are available near:

Swanston & La Trobe Streets
Swanston & Little Lonsdale Streets

By Car
Paid parking is available nearby and operated by Wilson Parking.
Book ahead via the Wilson Parking app for discounted rates.

From the Airport
The SkyBus service drops off at Southern Cross Station in Melbourne’s city centre. From there, trams and buses can take you close to the venue.

Accessibility

Lifts and ramps throughout the venue
Accessible bathrooms near the entrance to Mr Tulk Café
Disability permit parking on La Trobe Street and near Swanston & Little Lonsdale Streets
Accessible workstations for people with visual, hearing or mobility impairments
For more information about accessibility, please visit the library’s information page.

Facilities

Cloakroom
Hearing loop
Changing and parenting rooms (in a separate building area)
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Cultural safe space hosted by AMC staff
Secluded area suitable for prayer (not a dedicated space)

Venue Map and Conference Areas

A full venue map is available here.

The conference area is accessible by Entry 3 on the north side of the building, located in the top middle of the map below.

Signage will be provided onsite, and staff will be available to assist attendees to find their way.

The State Library is a public building, so visitors are welcome to explore the other areas not dedicated to the conference at their leisure.

Catering

The conference will be fully catered and dietary requirements will be requested during registration. .

In addition to the provided catering, there is a café on site and many cafes and restaurants surrounding the venue.

AMC Test Centre Tours

A tall glass building on the corner of a busy street. A tram is speeding by

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Attendees will have the opportunity to book tours of the AMC Test Centre during the Conference.

Getting there from the Library

Take tram 30 on La Trobe Street
Disembark at Docklands Stadium or Central Pier
The centre is located at 1010 La Trobe Street, Docklands, corner of Harbour Esplanade
Entry via La Trobe Street

Accessible via tram lines 30, 86, and 72
Walking distance from Southern Cross and Flagstaff stations

On arrival, please enter the building lobby and wait there. AMC staff will greet you and take you up to the centre for your tour.

Do you need somewhere to stay?

We’re pleased to share that Novotel Melbourne Central is offering a 20% discount for attendees of the AMC International Medical Graduate Conference 2025. This offer is valid for stays between 17–19 September 2025.

How to book:

Use the link below to access the discounted rate.
Fill in your booking details.
In the comments section, type “AMC Travel” to receive the discount.

Book your stay at Novotel Melbourne Central

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The Australian Medical Council is an organisation whose work impacts across the lands of Australia and New Zealand. The Australian Medical Council acknowledges the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the original Australians and the Māori People as the tangata whenua (Indigenous) Peoples of Aotearoa (New Zealand). We recognise them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands. We pay our respects to them and to their Elders, both past, present and emerging, and we recognise their enduring connection to these lands on which we live and work every day, and honour their ongoing connection to those lands, its waters and sky.