Mini GuideMurdoch University International Courses 2018

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Katrina Lee

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Home country: Singapore

“My time at Murdoch has by far been one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Before leaving home and traveling to Perth to begin my three and half year journey, I was overwhelmed with an array of conflicting emotions, from joy to sadness, excitement to fear. All of the emotions soon subsided when I arrived and was replaced with just one, appreciation. I appreciated the people, the assistance I received, the beauty of the campus, the opportunity, the experience and the country. Even after two years, I am still so thankful that I chose Murdoch to be my university.”

Welcome to MurdochStudying at Murdoch University isn’t just about learning in your chosen field.

You’ll explore new ways of thinking, discover different perspectives and make a difference by applying cutting-edge theory with real-world experiences to ensure you’re ready for a successful career.

We’re passionate about what we do and we’re here to help you get the skills, knowledge and life experience you need to achieve your goals.

With over 150 courses available to our International students, choosing to study at Murdoch means you’ll join more than 23,000 other students from over 85+ countries in celebrating the cultural diversity that makes Murdoch one of the Top 70 most International Universities in the World*.*The Higher Education World University Rankings 2016

ScholarshipsStudying at university can be a life-changing experience. As an International student at Murdoch, we understand that moving abroad to study can be a daunting task.

That’s why we want to help! With a range of scholarships on offer for commencing and existing International students, we hope that we can help you to fully achieve your potential.

International Welcome ScholarshipBe welcomed into the Murdoch community with an International Welcome Scholarship. Citizens from Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Zambia and Zimbabwe are all welcome to apply for the scholarship, with $11,000 for Business and Governance courses and the Bachelor of Nursing and $8,000 for all other eligible courses being paid directly into the recipients Murdoch University tuition fee account.

Murdoch University Academic Excellence AwardsThe Murdoch University Academic Excellence Awards (MUAEA’s) acknowledge and reward commencing students in both undergraduate and postgraduate courses who have a record of high academic achievement in previous studies. With 35 undergraduate and 12 postgraduate MUAEA’s available, each recipient is awarded AU$5,000, which will be paid directly into the recipient’s Murdoch University tuition fee account.

To find out more about our scholarships and to apply visit goto.murdoch.edu.au/Scholarships

Our Murdoch Community At Murdoch, you're not just a number but part of a close-knit community.

As part of this community you’ll experience a variety of fun events and activities around campus and have access to a number of clubs and groups through our Student Guild. You can volunteer, take part in our multicultural day, join a club or participate in other campus events such as O-Festival and Stamp Out Stress Day.

One of the most amazing experiences of my life

-Katrina Lee (student)

PerthOur main campus is located in Perth, Western Australia – the 7th ‘most liveable’ city in the world. Home to more than 2.5 million residents, Western Australia boasts some of the best coastlines in Australia. From the crystal clear waters of the Ningaloo Reef to the awe-inspiring Karri Forests of the South-West, Western Australia has it all.

Located on the shores of the Swan River, Perth’s warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters make for a great destination all year round. Offering a large shopping district with a cosmopolitan mix of cafes, restaurants, pubs and thriving nightlife, Perth City is suitable for students from all walks of life.

Murdoch’s South Street Campus is located approximately 15 minutes from both the historic port-city of Fremantle and bustling City of Perth, making it easy for our International students to spend their free time exploring and participating in a range of activities and events.

For those wishing to stay a bit closure to home, why not spend some time exploring our campus? With a range of cafes, eateries, sporting facilities and bush walks, our South Street campus is one of the largest university campuses in Australia, with more than 227 hectares of natural bush environment and farmland.

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Direct flights to Perth from these major cities:• Sydney (3.5 hours)• Melbourne (3 hours)• Bali (3.5 hours)• Bangkok (7 Hours)• Singapore (5 hours)• Jakarta (4 hours)• Kuala Lumpur (5.5 hours)• Hong Kong (8 hours) • Guangzhou (8 hours) • Dubai (14 hours) • London (17 hours)

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FREE BUSES IN CBD

Population

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Features of Perth BeachesDid you know that Western Australia (WA) is home to seven of the top 25 beaches in Australia?* With over 12,500km of coastline in WA, there's no shortage of beaches to explore.

*TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards 2017

Biodiversity Hotspot Perth is the capital of the Southwest Australian Ecoregion, one of only 34 Biodiversity Hotspots in the world. Take a trip to Rottnest Island and meet one of the always smiling Quokkas, or visit Kings Park and Botanic Garden and see if you can spot an endangered Carnaby Cockatoo.

Culinary Experience WA is home to two of the best wine and food-making regions in the world. Easily accessible from Perth, the Swan Valley and Margaret River regions make for a great day trip or longer holiday-stay.

Elizabeth QuayElizabeth Quay is Perth's new waterfront entertainment and leisure precinct, connecting the city to the Swan Rover. With regular and exciting events, you'll easily find things to do and see at the quay.

Support where it matters Murdoch University was rated five stars by the 2017 Good Universities Guide for our staff to student ratio, so you will always have access to the support you need throughout your studies.

To help you adjust to a new country and university life, Murdoch offers a dedicated support team for International students. Pre-departure support, course and career advisors, a range of health services, academic support and equity & social inclusion services are all available to our students.

For commencing International students, we offer an International Orientation Week (O-week) where staff and student volunteers will help guide you around campus and through various planned activities. O-week is great for learning about your course, study skills, health and safety issues, social events and meeting fellow International students.

Work eligibility Did you know that your student visa allows you to work up to 40 hours a fortnight while you study in Australia? For help with your CV, interview coaching and an extensive resource library, Murdoch’s Careers and Employment Centre is here to help.

Airport Transfer ServiceTravelling to a new country can be an overwhelming experience, so let us help ease you into Australian life by taking care of your airport transfers.

Murdoch University, in association with The Murdoch University Guild, are pleased to offer a complementary Airport Transfer Service for newly enrolled International students. Upon arriving in Perth simply follow the footprints to the StudyPerth Welcome Desk, where you will be met by your designated driver and escorted to your new residence!

To access this service, please complete the booking form and ensure that at least 5 days’ notice of arrival is given. Confirmation of booking will be provided within 48 hours of receipt of booking form:

https://murdochguildofstudents.formstack.com/forms/airport_pick_up_service

Schooling for your family In Western Australia, International students undertaking any level of tertiary study are able to enrol dependant(s) into an approved CRICOS government or non-government school when travelling in compliance with their visa rules and regulations. All dependants must obtain a visa in order to enter and study in Australia and both government and non-government schools require the payment of tuition fees.

Dependants of Masters and PhD degree students are not required to pay international student tuition fees for the duration of their parent or guardians postgraduate study period, but will still be required to pay domestic fees where applicable.

Student exchange As an International student at Murdoch University, you have the opportunity to participate in a range of short and long-term student exchange programs with one of our 60 partner universities from across Europe, Asia and North America. Go on a school-led tour of Japan, spend a semester studying in Sweden or immerse yourself in the American culture in a year-long exchange, the choice is yours!

English for Academic Purposes (EAP)The EAP programs help students to communicate with confidence while improving vital study skills that are essential for success in an English-speaking academic environment. A student’s current level of English literacy and their desired study pathway will determine which EAP program they’ll complete.

Diploma Programs (DP)Units studied in the Diploma Programs are the same as those studied by first year Murdoch University students. As such, this pathway offers direct entry into second year study of a bachelor degree.

General English (GE)The GE program is ideal for students who would like to improve their English language skills through an experienced team of teachers, focusing on fluency, accuracy and confidence in reading, writing, listening and speaking.

Murdoch Institute of Technology Murdoch Institute of Technology (MIT) provides International students with direct pathways to undergraduate study at Murdoch University. There are a variety of programs and pathways from year 11 or 12 (or international equivalent) to suit students’ individual academic needs and career goals. Developed specifically for International students, MIT together with Murdoch University offers packaged enrolments to assist in meeting the University’s academic and English entry requirements. Successful students of these packaged enrolments are guaranteed direct entry into Murdoch University without having to reapply.

Murdoch University Preparation Course (MUPC) The MUPC course prepares students for a successful transition into degree-level study, providing a pathway that allows students to enter into first year study of a bachelor degree at Murdoch University.

Guaranteed direct entry into Murdoch University* *for successful applicants

Amanda Duarte BarbosaPhD Veterinary Sciences Home country: Brazil

“Murdoch considers research as a priority, involves pioneering and rigorous work and strives to make a difference in local and global community. It has world leading researchers and academics and can provide the necessary infrastructure and support resources.

I have chosen the PhD degree in Veterinary Sciences mainly because I am enthusiastic about research and have a desire to make a difference in my field. My main goal is to generate scientific innovations and contributions to the University knowledge, animal and public health”

Murdoch considers research as a priority, involves pioneering and rigorous work and strives to make a difference.-Amanda Duarte Barbosa

(PhD student)

Pioneering researchWe are one of the leading research universities in Australia. As a member of the Innovative Research Universities group we collaborate with a number of distinguished Australian universities, conducting research of national and international standing. Our world-leading research in food security, sustainable development and health futures is informing leaders and nurturing innovation in tackling the most pressing regional and global challenges.

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World-class facilities

Animal HospitalThe Animal Hospital is a fully functioning surgery and vet facility. It has a working farm, 24-hour pet emergency centre and an equine centre, complete with an operating theatre specifically designed for horses.

Chiropractic ClinicThis practising clinic includes a rehabilitation centre, 11 consulting rooms, a physiological therapeutics facility and a digital radiographic suite. Our Chiropractic students spend a lot of time here, getting to practice their skills on real patients in their final year.

Engineering pilot plantOur nationally renowned engineering pilot plant is an engineer’s playground. The plant includes advanced control systems using a modern industrial data acquisition and control platform.

Exercise Science labsGain valuable hands-on experience in our dedicated exercise physiology laboratory, rehabilitation, strength and conditioning laboratory and performance laboratory, used for biomechanics and motor control research and teaching.

Information Technology labsIT students will develop their skills in our brand new state-of-the-art teaching laboratories. A new games lab equipped with the latest virtual reality equipment will encourage students to get creative and collaborate. Students studying networking or security related courses will have access to a data centre to prototype, experiment and get hands-on with the latest industrial technologies.

Law Moot CourtIn our electronic Moot Court, students can try cases in a court room environment and compete with other law schools around the world, thanks to the latest video satellite technology.

Media Arts CentreThe Media Arts Centre houses industry-standard facilities such as a digital TV studio, sound stage, control room, audio studio, four radio studios, as well as a number of editing suites.

Nexus TheatreThis theatre space provides Arts students with a modern and professional area to hone their craft in performance or production.

Nursing simulation suitesBoth our Mandurah and Perth campuses house state-of-the-art nursing facilities, where you will learn how to provide care in fully-equipped nursing wards, treatment areas and simulation rooms. Students hone their skills on lifelike, high-tech mannequins with heart, lung and digestive sounds, and other realistic capabilities.

Renewable energy facilitiesOur renewable energy facilities include an outdoor test area, photovoltaic research equipment such as a solar simulator and rooftop photovoltaic arrays, and a renewable energy engineering laboratory which houses a comprehensive range of wind energy industry-standard software.

Sporting facilityOur Perth campus will soon benefit from an additional $5.2 million sporting facility that includes two synthetic football (soccer) pitches (including a cricket oval for summer cricket), new changing rooms, a synthetic cricket pitch, floodlights and spectator seating.

We are strongly focused on providing real-world learning experiences to ensure you are prepared for a career after graduation.

My most treasured achievement - having my research presented to the President of the United States (Barack Obama). -Dr Matthew Thompson

(Lecturer)

Leading academics Our academics have won awards, published books and achieved some amazing accomplishments – but most importantly they’re committed to helping you learn. More than 73 percent of Murdoch staff hold a doctorate degree, so you can be supported by top academics from around the globe, benefitting from their experience, knowledge and networks of contacts to help launch your own career.

Dr Mathew Thompson Lecturer in the School of Psychology and Exercise Science

As a Psychology student, you will learn from Dr Thompson, an expert in cognitive processes and on how we make decisions as human beings. Dr Thompson is fascinated by human perceptual expertise and has even had his research presented to the former President of the United States, Barack Obama.

“My most treasured intellectual achievement was having the findings of my research presented to the President of the United States in a report by the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. I hope that my research will help to reduce error in safety-critical decision making in areas such as crime-scene forensics and diagnostic medicine.”

Before starting at Murdoch, Dr Thompson was a Fulbright Scholar at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Fellow at The University of Queensland and Harvard Medical School. He even worked with Australia’s state and federal police agencies as well as the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, so has extensive industry experience and knowledge to offer Murdoch Psychology students.

BUSINESS

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Business

Accounting Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Banking Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Business Law Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Economics Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079339J $28,424

Finance Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Hospitality and Tourism Management Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Human Resources Management Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

International Business Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,117

Management Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Marketing Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1318 079326C $28,424

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Business Administration, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 & 2 1 semester C1106 034952D $15,773

Business Administration Professional Practice, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1257 089549E $31,998

Business Administration, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1.5 years M1256 089548F $31,998

Human Resources Management, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 1 semester C1108 052844C $15,773

Human Resources Management, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1060 052856K $31,847

Human Resources Management, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1213 030207C $32,148

Professional Accounting, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1211 057228J $32,148

Sustainable Development, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1214 072141B $32,513

CREATIVE MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Communication

Global Media and Communication Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1342 095508G $27,105

Journalism Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $28,414

Strategic Communication Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1342 095508G $27,105

Bachelor of Communication + Bachelor of Creative Media Semester 1 & 2 4 years B1344 095512A $27,105

Bachelor of Creative Media

Games Art and Design Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,492

Graphic Design Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,341

Photography Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,414

Screen Production Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,565

Sound Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,591

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Communication Management, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1.5 years M1209 081030A $30,932

Health Communication, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1075 088771G $31,579

Web Communication, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1071 085216C $30,624

EDUCATION

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Education

Early Childhood and Primary Teaching Semester 1 4 years B1319 079332E $28,601

Primary Teaching Semester 1 4 years B1319 079332E $28,601

Primary, 1-10 Health and Physical Education Semester 1 4 years B1319 071543C $27,057

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Arts (Drama)

Semester 1 5 years B1328 084239D $26,807

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Arts (English)

Semester 1 5 years B1328 084239D $26,681

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Arts (History)

Semester 1 5 years B1328 084239D $26,255

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Arts (Indonesian)

Semester 1 5 years B1328 084239D $26,807

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)

Semester 1 5 years B1328 084239D $26,718

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Science (Mathematics and Statistics)

Semester 1 5 years B1329 084238E $27,357

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching) + Bachelor of Science (Sport and Health Science)

Semester 1 5 years B1329 084238E $27,394

Bachelor of Education + Bachelor of Science Semester 1 5 years B1329 084238E $27,394

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Education (Secondary), Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1024 079347J $34,240

Education (Tertiary and Workplace), Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1025 093250A $27,394

Education (Coursework), Masters Semester 1 & 2 1.5 years M1208 002997M $27,987

Teaching (Primary), Masters Semester 1 1.5 years M1230 093249E $27,394

ENGINEERING

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours

Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Semester 1 & 2 4 years H1264 030196A $31,686

Electrical Power Engineering Semester 1 & 2 4 years H1264 030196A $31,686

Environmental Engineering Semester 1 & 2 4 years H1264 030196A $31,686

Industrial Computer Systems Engineering Semester 1 & 2 4 years H1264 030196A $31,686

Instrumentation and Control Engineering Semester 1 & 2 4 years H1264 030196A $31,686

Renewable Energy Engineering Semester 1 & 2 4 years H1264 030196A $31,686

Bachelor of Science

Engineering Technology Semester 1 3 years B1317 079342C $31,327

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Energy and the Environment, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1062 034962B $33,439

Energy and Carbon Studies, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 & 2 1 semester C1137 094589K $16,478

Energy and Carbon Studies, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1079 094617M $32,956

Engineering, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1070 082761B $33,439

Engineering, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1193 027663E $33,439

Extractive Metallurgy, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1034 039524F $33,439

Renewable and Sustainable Energy, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1218 094590F $33,132

Safety Science, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1078 093253J $32,538

Water Treatment and Desalination, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1076 091335A $32,695

Water Treatment and Desalination, Masters Semester 1 2 years M1259 091334B $33,077

HEALTH

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Arts

Psychology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1338 072172F $29,537

Bachelor of Nursing

Bachelor of Nursing Semester 1 3 years B1335 050228K $29,714#

Bachelor of Science

Biomedical Sciences Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $31,327

Chiropractic Science + Clinical Chiropractic Semester 1 5 years B1331 083417K $30,781

Clinical Laboratory Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 079343B $31,190

Movement Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 079343B $30,859

Psychology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1339 091972E  $31,015

Sport and Health Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 079343B $30,740

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1348 095513M $30,380

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Applied Psychology in Clinical Psychology, Masters Semester 1 2 years M1156 079349G $31,316

Applied Psychology in Organisational Psychology, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1157 079350C $31,472

Applied Psychology (Professional), Masters Semester 1 1 year M1238 085584A $36,071

Clinical Exercise Physiology, Graduate Diploma Trimester 1 1 year G1073 093573D $31,090

Consultancy Psychology, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1057 056250G $31,853

Counselling, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 & 2 1 semester C1111 080704E $15,565

Counselling, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1055 056249A $31,119

Counselling, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1143 056251G $31,249

Creative Arts Therapies, Graduate Diploma1 Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1081 095428G $31,389

Psychology, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1058 052860C $31,187

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Arts

Community Development Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $28,221

English and Creative Writing Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,362

Global Politics and Policy Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $27,602

History Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $28,159

Indonesian Semester 1 3 years+ B1316 079364G $28,211

International Aid and Development Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $28,221

Japanese Semester 1 3 years+ B1316 079364G $28,315

Philosophy Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $28,055

Security, Terrorism and Counterterrorism Studies Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $27,498

Sociology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $27,602

Sustainable Development Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079364G $28,923

Theatre and Drama Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 001572M $28,138

Tourism and Events Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 079340E $28,388

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Chaplaincy, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1067 080710G $27,394

Chaplaincy, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1258 089550A $27,394

Community Development, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1061 059720C $28,294

Community Development, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1212 081029E $30,099

Divinity, Masters Semester 1 & 2 3 years M1207 080708A $27,971

Theology, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1050 089749G $26,593

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Science

Business Information Systems Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $30,032

Computer Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $30,027

Cyber Forensics and Information Security Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $29,772

Games Software Design and Production Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $29,772

Games Technology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $29,772

Internetworking and Network Security Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $29,772

Mobile and Web Application Development Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $31,327

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Games And Apps Production, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1074 088772F $29,755

Information Technology Management, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1051 052853B $28,778

Information Technology, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 1+ semester C1109 052847M $14,372

Information Technology, Masters Semester 1 & 2^ 2 years M1220 057275B $29,339

Internetworking and Security, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 1 year G1059 052616D $29,901

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Criminology

Crime Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 095504A $27,254

Criminal Behaviour Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 095504A $27,254

Legal Studies Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1316 095504A $27,254

Bachelor of Criminology + Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Semester 1 & 2 4 years B1347 095507J $29,221

Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1340 093251M $28,474

Bachelor of Laws Semester 1 & 2 4 years B1321 006942E $28,346

Bachelor of Laws + Bachelor of Arts Semester 1 & 2 5 years B1326 008281K $28,237

Bachelor of Laws + Bachelor of Business Semester 1 & 2 5 years B1325 084237F $28,424

Bachelor of Laws + Bachelor of Science Semester 1 & 2 5 years B1324 010222C $28,237

Bachelor of Laws + Bachelor of Criminology Semester 1 & 2 5 years B1346 095505M $28,350

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Australian Migration Law and Practice, Graduate Diploma 8th January 1 year C1083 096011C $30,043

Legal Practice, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 & 2 1 semester C1132 090761B $15,684

SCIENCE

Undergraduate Courses Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Bachelor of Science

Animal Health Semester 1 3 years+ B1317 085582C $35,759

Animal Science Semester 1 3 years+ B1317 079345M $32,935

Biological Sciences Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $31,327

Chemistry Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $31,171

Computer Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 040026C $30,027

Conservation and Wildlife Biology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 079334C $31,327

Crop and Pasture Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 087701G $31,067

Environmental Management and Sustainability Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 079334C $31,067

Environmental Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 079334C $31,067

Forensic Biology and Toxicology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $31,327

Genetics and Molecular Biology Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $30,921

Marine Science Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $30,084

Mathematics and Statistics Semester 1 & 2 3 years B1317 002977D $31,171

Mineral Science Semester 1 3 years+ B1317 002977D $29,772

Physics and Nanotechnology Semester 1 3 years+ B1317 002977D $30,661

Bachelor of Science + Bachelor Laboratory Medicine Semester 1 & 2 4 years B1337 088500G $31,327

Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Biology) + Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Semester 1 5 years B1330 083416M $61,477#

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Biosecurity, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1.5 years M1248 089239G $33,574

Environmental Assessment and Management, Graduate Certificate

Semester 1 1 semester C1118 089750D $16,756

Environmental Science, Graduate Certificate Semester 2 1 semester C1127 030208B $16,730

Environmental Science, Graduate Diploma Semester 1 & 2 1 year G1053 002991F $32,695

Environmental Science, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1 year M1210 081028F $32,695

Food Security, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1 year M1237 085578K $32,695

Forensic Science, Graduate Certificate Semester 2 1 semester C1131 086029J $16,730

Forensic Science, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1.5 years M1255 089467G $32,970

Protected Area Administration, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 1 semester C1129 085580E $16,870

Protected Area Management, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1 year M1231 085579J  $33,604

Wildlife Health and Conservation, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1 year M1232 085581D $47,067

Veterinary Studies in Conservation Medicine, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1 year M1122 048801D $47,067

Veterinary Studies in Veterinary Surveillance, Masters Semester 1 & 2 1 year M1121 048802C $43,072

SIR WALTER MURDOCH GRADUATE SCHOOL

Postgraduate by Coursework Intake DurationCourse code

CRICOS Code

2018 Annual Indicative Fee*

Development Studies, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1195 077165J $34,593

Health Administration, Policy and Leadership, Graduate Certificate

Semester 1 1 semester C1136 085215D $16,990

Health Administration, Policy and Leadership, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1267 093385G $32,512

International Affairs and Security, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1266 093074A $34,593

Policy and Development, Graduate Certificate Semester 1 1 semester C1102 077166G $17,297

Public Policy and Management, Masters Semester 1 & 2 2 years M1194 077163M $34,593

* The 2018 Average Annual Indicative Fee is calculated on the assumption that where a course allows students to enrol in general elective units, students will enrol in a field of education that is broadly similar to the field of education of the majority of the core units of that course. Actual fees may vary from the Annual Indicative Fees quoted in the table above.

# Due to the nature of the course design, actual fees will vary greatly from year to year.

Nursing – Year 1 fees are anticipated to be approximately $26,576; Year 2 fees are approximately $34,150 per year and Year 3 fees are approximately $26,668 per year.

Vet – Year 1 fees are anticipated to be approximately $30,467; Year 2 and Year 3 fees are approximately $50,429 per year and Year 4 and Year 5 fees are approximately $85,099 per year.

^ Data Science major only available for Semester 1 intake. 1 Only available at Murdoch's Mandurah Campus.

For information on our Postgraduate by Research courses, please visit http://www.murdoch.edu.au/study/postgraduate-students

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