Murdoch University
2022 Undergraduate
COURSE GUIDE Contents
Vice Chancellor’s Welcome 02 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 The Murdoch difference 04 Explore our campuses 06 Real-world learning 08 Student life 10 Live on campus 12 Support while you study 14 When you’re Scholarships and fees 16 A global outlook 18 Find your path 20 Enabling pathways 24 Choosing what to study 26 Undergraduate degrees explained 28 Courses 30 thinking Undergraduate course list 139 Join us 144
for yourself Courses there’s no limit Business 30 Creative Arts & Comms 46 to what you Engineering 56 Health 62 might achieve. Law & Criminology 74 Science 84 Social & Cultural Studies 98 Teaching 110 Technology 118 Combined degrees 126
Acknowledgement of Country Murdoch University acknowledges the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation as the traditional custodians of this country and its waters and that Murdoch University stands on Noongar Country. Murdoch University pays its respects to Noongar elders past and present and acknowledges their wisdom and advice in teaching and cultural knowledge activities.
CRICOS Provider Code 00125J 01 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 Welcome to Murdoch
A welcome to all prospective students from our Vice Chancellor
I am delighted that you are considering studying The most recent Good Universities Guide found we at Murdoch University for the next stage of your continue to deliver outstanding results, with five-star educational journey. ratings in the areas of overall student experience, student support, teaching quality and student-to- Murdoch University is renowned for its “free thinking” staff ratios. ethos. We actively encourage creativity and critical thinking in all our students because we know these I am truly delighted to present our 2022 prospectus are skills for life that are highly valued by employers to you and I invite you to explore the many excellent and make a positive difference to our community. study options open to you at Murdoch. We also recognise that the world is a complex and We are proud of our constantly-expanding global ever-changing place. Because of this, we stand by all community of pioneering minds and we would love our students and provide support and guidance, no you to join us. matter what challenges come their way. Our students join a strong, caring and diverse community which places excellence in teaching, learning and research at the heart of all we do.
EEVA LEINONEN
VICE CHANCELLOR MURDOCH UNIVERSITY
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Ask anyone who’s studied here: there’s something special about Murdoch.
Murdoch is a place where you can be yourself and We don’t follow the crowd, and neither do our students. be appreciated for who you truly are. It’s the kind of Thousands of free-thinking students have graduated place where the lecturers know you by name, and from Murdoch and made their mark on the world. down-to-earth students wave to you across the lawns When you’re thinking for yourself, there’s no limit to of Bush Court. We are honoured to welcome staff and what you might achieve. students who come from all walks of life. Free thinking has always been at the heart of Murdoch Whether you want to change the whole world, some and continues to steer us towards activities that truly of the world, or just your world, our extensive range of matter. We’re different, and we’re proud of it. courses and hands-on learning facilities will equip you with the skills you need. But the most important thing you’ll learn here? To think freely, and to think for yourself.
Welcome to our vibrant community.
5 star rating #1 in social equity for overall undergraduate experience, in Western Australia student support and for teaching quality GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 04 05 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 DUBAI MYANMAR
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Murdoch University spans CBD Centrally located on St Georges Terrace in Perth’s seven campuses across CBD, our city presence offers executive education and professional development opportunities. The four countries, offering space includes a range of co-working spaces that are available to book for staff, alumni and industry to students a diverse range connect and collaborate. of learning environments and opportunities. DUBAI Murdoch University Dubai is located in the heart of Dubai International Academic City, in the business hub of the Middle East. We offer Foundation and PERTH Diploma programs, as well as courses in business, Explore Our Perth campus features beautiful native communication, IT, psychology, criminology, bushland, specialised educational and recreational healthcare management and education in facilities and a range of essential support services. partnership with Navitas. The campus is home to a fully-operational engineering plant, media facilities, moot court, SINGAPORE chiropractic clinic, veterinary hospital and farm. our Singapore is a global hub for education and innovation, ranking highly in numerous international MANDURAH rankings. At our Singapore campus we offer courses Set in the heart of a coastal town, our Mandurah in business, communication, tourism, psychology, campus offers clinical, academic and research IT, criminology, and global politics and policy, in expertise and state-of-the-art facilities. The campus partnership with Kaplan Higher Education. campuses is used as specialist nursing premises which complements our facilities at our South Street MYANMAR campus in Perth. In 2018 Murdoch became the first Australian university to offer courses in Yangon, Myanmar’s ROCKINGHAM largest city and most important commercial centre. Rockingham is a major urban centre on the south We deliver postgraduate business courses to coast of the Perth metro area. Our Rockingham students in the region, in partnership with Kaplan campus offers a strong learning community with a Higher Education. focus on research and university pathway programs.
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learning Benefit from our wide range of facilities designed to support you, academically and personally.
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC LAW MOOT COURT As a Chiropractic student, you’ll learn to treat patients In our Herbert Smith Freehills Moot Court, you will in our on-campus chiropractic clinic, which houses a have the opportunity to try hypothetical cases in a rehabilitation centre, physiological therapeutics facility, courtroom environment, develop advocacy and consulting rooms and a digital radiographic suite. mooting skills, and compete against other law schools from around the world. ENGINEERING PILOT PLANT MEDIA ARTS CENTRE Our nationally renowned Bayer Pilot Plant is where our Electrical Engineering students learn real-world As a Creative Arts or Communications student, skills. This engineer’s playground is one of only a few you’ll get to experience our sound stage, television in Australia and the only one of its kind in Western and radio studios, digital post-production facilities, Australia. sound-mixing studios, digital and creation workplaces, and professional video and editing IT INNOVATION HUB suites. Fitted out with the latest mixed and augmented MURDOCH PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC reality equipment, operational data centre and high-performance computing capabilities, our IT If your goal is to become a registered psychologist, Innovation Hub is a cutting-edge teaching, learning you’ll need to study an undergraduate degree and research facility, specially designed for IT in psychology and then continue your studies at students. postgraduate level. At postgraduate level, you may have the opportunity to work with real clients at our LAUNCHPAD on-campus psychology clinic. Launchpad is a place for students and industry NEXUS THEATRE to come together to solve challenges, create opportunities, take advantage of cutting-edge Equipped with world-class facilities, Nexus Theatre facilities such as 3D printers and collaboration has been providing students, staff and the Murdoch spaces, and get professional consulting advice. community, for the past 27 years, with a modern teaching and performance space to enjoy. SPORTS SCIENCE FACILITY NURSING SIMULATION SUITES Our sports science facility houses a dedicated exercise physiology laboratory, complete with a From your first week as a Murdoch Nursing student climate and altitude chamber, plus a performance you will have the opportunity to experience our laboratory with motion capture system and running state-of-the-art Nursing Simulation Suites at both track. It also includes a rehabilitation, strength our Mandurah and Perth campuses. These clinical and conditioning laboratory, complete with fully suites house fully equipped clinical teaching wards, equipped gym with Olympic lifting facilities. It is also treatment areas and simulation suites. You’ll practise home to a Mind and Body Lab with a fitness testing your skills on lifelike, high-tech mannequins with heart, area and a DEXA machine. lung and digestive sounds, and other realistic features.
SIMLABTM THE ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND Murdoch is proud to be the first university in Australia WORKING FARMS TM to offer SimLab technology, an immersive platform Our Perth campus is home to a working farm, a that gives students the opportunity to experience, veterinary clinic, a fully equipped Veterinary Hospital practise and improve their teaching techniques in a complete with cancer and dermatology clinics, a safe learning environment. Pet Emergency Centre and our Equine Centre with equine operating theatres.
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Murdoch is about more than just learning − it’s also about getting involved, having fun and making lifelong friends.
You’ll kick off your Murdoch journey at orientation week. O-Week is a great opportunity to finalise your enrolment and sign up to classes, meet your lecturers, organise your student ID card, go on-campus tours and visit the Murdoch Bookshop for your last-minute stationery needs. You’ll discover Bush Court (the heart of our campus) experience our $20m Student Hub and venture through the Geoffrey Bolton Library.
STUDENT HUB The Student Hub at our Perth campus is a flexible space where you can indulge in yummy food, socialise and co-work.
JOIN THE CLUB There are over 130 clubs and societies on-campus for you to join.
ESPORTS GAMING HUB Visit our new Esports Gaming Hub equipped with 12 state-of-the-art Alienware Gaming computers.
KEEP ACTIVE Join a social sports team or the on-campus fitness centre with discounted memberships for students. Student EXPERIENCE MURDOCH Get involved in campus events like Festival Day, Stress Less Week, weekly Marketdaze stalls and themed tavern events.
STUDENT GUILD Run by students, for students, the Murdoch life Student Guild runs social events and a heap of extracurricular activities.
10 11 12 Live on-campus security patrols.security resident staff members livingonsite andnight-time The Village offers 24-hour staff presence, with • • • • • • • • • There isarange of facilities available, including: skills. achieve academically anddevelop essential life program designed to help you meet new people, University Village hasanexciting residential life With student experience acore focus, the Murdoch any budget. are optionsto suitalmost available for rent, there fully furnishedapartments With arange of stylish, night (3-night minimumstay). on anightly basis, with rates from starting $45per You canbook asingleroom in ashared apartment basis while you findlong-term housing. home, you canstay at the Village onashort-term If you are astudent wanting to trial livingout of SHORT-STAY ACCOMMODATION (42rates weeks) the cheaper.be will accommodation for the entire university year booked onaper semester basis. By booking your to $409.20 for aone-bedroom if apartment a singlebedroom inaneight bedroom apartment The weekly rates for 2022 range from $176.20 for RATES three large communallaundries outdoor cinema music room group study rooms theatre room andmovie room with satellite TV beach volleyball andbasketball courts screen andcommunalkitchen recreation room with barbecues,aprojection air hockey pool table,a tablelounge with pool tennisand swimming pool
and self-sufficient. but Ihave alsobecome more independent Not only have Imadelifelong friendships, village hasbeenalife-changing experience. For me,livingon-campusat the student activities, and village carnivals. boot dinners, faculty night camp,community activities Ipartake inat the village are yoga, residents andstaff members. Some of the which hasallowed me to interact with other activities throughoutevents and theyear, village hostsandorganises aof variety unihasbeeneasy.starting The student accommodation. Makingfriends since rathera community, than just student student village is the fact that it feels like What Ilove most about livingin the that Ican walk from the village to my classes. I saw the benefit of livingon-campus. It means me would have been6hours to andfrom uni! studentthe as thetotal village travelfor time region of Western Australia, Ichose to live in STUDENT VILLAGE RESIDENT AT UNIVERSITY MURDOCH INNOVATION)ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND OF BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT AND NATALIE YAPA STUDIED ABACHELOR Originally from Busselton in the South West 13
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CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY AND CAREERS commitments throughout youratMurdoch. time you inbalancing your studies andadditional here to provide and to additionalsupport assist Defence Force, our student programs support are If you’re anelite athlete or amember of the Australian ADDITIONAL SUPPORTPROGRAMS throughoutunits yourstudy. Academic Study tospecific help you with Support the library. We alsohave great programs like Peer to ourteam, specialisedlearningsupport located in and theyreferoronline will on-campus you through Academic Coachat any MyMurdoch Advice location resources like Studiosity andGrammarly, visit aPeer andbeyond.university You canaccessself-help academic andstudy skills you need to succeedat will help you develop services the learning support of lifeall part student. asauniversity Our student communicate andlearningnew study skillsare Managing yourimproving time, theway you STUDENT LEARNING showcasing academic skillsandmuchmore. advisingoncourse plans, English languagesupport, on your studies, providing helpful resources and life easier by offering services personalised support and Peer Academic Coachesare here to make your life.uni tosuccessfulstart Student SuccessAdvisors valuable guidanceand tips to ensure you have a MyMurdoch areAdvice here toprovide you with the most out ofOur university? team at of experts Require advice on wellbeing, study or getting ADVICE MYMURDOCH how to handlestress. reference, how to manage your time effectively and you to learnnew skillsincludinghow to research and We offer that canhelp a range services of support here to help. daunting,can be but we’re The transition to university emotional support until emotional support you graduate. are here to help you with academic, cultural and at Murdoch staff University the support at Kulbardi you.support Once you have begun your journey student, the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre ishere to If you’re anIndigenousor Torres Strait Islander KULBARDICENTRE ABORIGINAL student IDcard or general course information. enrolmentparking permits, andclasssign-up, your you graduate. You can chat to the team about fees, momenton-campus througharrive you today the The StudentCentre from you teamsupport the will THE STUDENTCENTRE personalised career advice. simple, self-directed activities through to one-on-one, you inplanninganddeveloping your career, from The Careers andEmployment team are here to assist 15
1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 16 Scholarships and fees • • • These include: planning for the financialaspects of your studies. There are other fees andcosts to consider when OTHER COSTS AND EXPENSES humanservices.gov.au and Youth Allowance. Findout if you’re eligibleat students.eligible include Austudy, ABSTUDYThese Centrelink offersto arange services of support CENTRELINK government-support murdoch.edu.au/study/fees-scholarships/ To findout more visit HELP loan. upfrontunits eachsemester or defer your fees to a This means that you canchoose to either pay for your requirements, you may beeligiblefor aHELP loan. If you meet the citizenshipandresidency HELP LOAN handbook.murdoch.edu.au/fees To understand the cost of your course, visit semester. fee. You will pay your fees at the beginningof each units you enrol in,rather than anoverall course you choose. At Murdoch, you pay for the individual your citizenship,residency status and the units that Your fees will dependonseveral factors, including apply. and structure, before you the financialinvestment, toimportant understand studying atMurdoch, its consider When you ranged from $38.50 to $154. which campus you study at. For 2021, the fee whether you’re afullstudent, and or part-time a year, and the amount you pay dependson linked to yourstudies. The SSAFchargedis twice andfeaturesstudent services that aren’t directly by allhigher education providers to help with andamenitiesfee (SSAF) isafeeservices charged student Fee and Amenities – StudentThe Services available online. andhasa wide ofclosed reserve variety resources the Student Guild. Our alsohas library textbooks in campus bookshopor second-handbooks through Books need to display a valid parkingpermit. campuses isfree for students, although you will still year. Parking at the Rockingham andMandurah rangezones andpermits from $200 to $430 per Parking – You canbuy new booksfrom our on- – Our Perth campushas three parking
scholarships goto.murdoch.edu.au/ scholarships, visit our For more information any about of and livingexpenses inPerth. scholarship is to beusedfor accommodation and/orcontributions tocommunity. the The demonstrate examples of personal leadership from aregional or remote locationandcan ATAR of 80or higher andhave relocated available to students who achieved an is valued at $24,000. The scholarship is GeorgeThe Alexander Foundation Scholarship George Alexander Foundation Scholarship hardship. are experiencing personal and/or financial Science, TeachingHealth, or Technology and of either BusinessandLaw, Engineering, in their first year of study, in thedisciplines undergraduate students who enrol full time up to $12,000. It isavailable to domestic The Ragdoll Scholarship is valued at Ragdoll Scholarship Media, Engineering, Science and Technology. of eligiblecourses in the disciplinesof Creative change through technology. There isarange the past year andare eager to explore positive open to schoolleavers who have graduated in is valued at up to $15,000. This scholarship is The Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship on offer. also arange of study area specific scholarships on yourBased chosencourse of study, there is have faced personal or financialhardship. regional or remote areas, andstudents who tosupport Indigenousstudents, students from high academic achievement, but alsoprovide scholarships each year, which not only reward We’re proud to offer over $2.5millionin SCHOLARSHIPS 17
1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 18 A global outlook The programs listed are not guaranteed until international travel for these activitiesispermitted. • • • • • • • • from oneof the destinations below: could be what you’re lookingfor. You couldchoose semester or a year overseas, our exchange program If you’re looking to a spendanywhere between EXCHANGE PROGRAM • • • • • • • Murdoch degree, but you’ll also: your getdo you toundertaking see theworld while completing your degree. This means that not only yoursee theworlddegree, while can soyou Best of all, your overseas study cancount towards endless. a semester exchange in are Asia, the opportunities Whether you spenda winter abroad inEurope or do acrossglobe. the one of our 70 Study Abroad andExchange programs becomes yourThe worldclassroom join whenyou world works. you to think for yourself how curious about andbe the We wantchangeyourtoliterally. world, We’llencourage Cambodia or Spain, to namejust afew destinations. prospects. You couldhead to London, New York, real-world experience andboost your future career learning, aninternational internship couldgive you or winter break. If you’re lookingfor more hands-on of our usually overseas during the summer partners, program, you canstudy oneor units with one two program might bebest for you. With ashort-term amountonly have ashort of time, our short-term If you want to traveloverseasbut studying while SHORT-TERM PROGRAMS Ireland Ireland Hong Kong Germany Denmark Czech Republic Croatia Canada Austria friendsfrom around theworld! Meet peoplefrom different cultures andmake moreBecome confident, independent andmature Build aninternational network employability Add value to yourresumeincrease and your Learn anew languageor improve onexisting skills Take classes that aren’t available at Murdoch Get adifferent perspective on your course goto.murdoch.edu.au/studyabroad providerthird-party programs, visit For more information studying about overseas, orto findoutmore our about • • • • • • • USA United Kingdom Sweden Spain Netherlands Malaysia Japan students from your area of study. valuable workexperienceon tour while other with run over the summer or winter breaks. You couldget Like program, the short-term international study tours INTERNATIONALSTUDY TOURS inspiring. many units that you cando,andit was very you excited about the field. There are so unique,creative assignmentsvery that get and have great businessadviceas well as with great faculty. They all work in the field, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES. CALIFORNIA, DIEGOSAN STATE IN UNIVERSITY INDIALEE STUDIED ABROAD AT
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1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 20 and life experience. previous studies, and work your results, highschool taking into account pathway optionsavailable, We have arange of • • • ELC by: requirements. Domestic students candemonstrate well asour EnglishLanguage Competency (ELC) specific entry requirements for your course, as To study at Murdoch, you will need to meet the Baccalaureate (IB)higher level English Achieving amark of 3 or higher inInternational Language or Dialect English, Literature or Englishasan Additional Achieving ascaledmark of 50 or higher in ATAR school pathways inan Australian or Englishspeaking VET study, or 2 years of acombination of these Successfully completing Year and 11 12, 2 years of degree, visit for the professional registration oncompletionof your interested in,andany additionalELC requirements Competency (ELC) requirements for the course you’re To findout thespecific English Language courses at Murdoch. Competency (ELC) requirements for most of the These pathways meet the EnglishLanguage • • • • • (AQF Level 5of higher) Successfully completingaDiploma (AQF Level 7or higher) oruniversity through OpenUniversities Australia Successfully at units an completing two Australian course or anapproved Englishlanguagecourse Successfully preparation completingauniversity English section attaining ascore of 140 or higher in the Written Special TertiaryAdmissions Test (STAT) and anEnglishproficiencySitting test, suchas the level English Achieving amark of 4or higher inIBstandard murdoch.edu.au/courses
Find your path 21 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 22 pathway courses onpage 24. pathway course. Read more about our enabling pathway, orentry by completing anenabling accredited IV Certificate or higher,usingaportfolio International Baccalaureate (IB),completingan adjusted ATAR score, by scoring 24 or higher in the A selectionrank of 70 canbeachieved by using your • • • meet ELC requirements are: The most common ways for adomestic student to (ELC) requirements. need to meet our EnglishLanguage Competency (depending on your chosencourse) and you will (WACE), an ATAR or selectionrank of 70 or higher need a Western Australian of Certificate Education To gainadmissioninto acourse at Murdoch, you will (ELC) requirements Academic andEnglishLanguage Competency degree. when you apply for aMurdoch undergraduate factor isautomatically added to your ATAR score need to register – if you’re eligible, the adjustment increasing your Murdoch selectionrank. There’s no It canhelp you get into your preferred course by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds. or from rural andregional, low socio-economic,or access to for university students who are first in family educational accessschemeaimedat supporting Here at Murdoch, we offer Murdoch RISE,an university. change your selectionrank for into entry aparticular rank adjustments don’t change your ATAR – they access schemesuchasMurdoch RISE. Selection Mathematics or your for eligibility aneducational including alanguageother than Englishor specialist residence, school or primary the selectionof subjects rank due to factors like the locationof your high Adjustments are used to increase your selection 12 students in Western Australia. how you’ve beenpositionedcompared to other Year 0and99.95number between – arank which tells you Your ATAR, or Australian Tertiary Admission Rank, isa rankselection The difference an between ATAR and visiting selection rank for the courses you’re interested inby eligible adjustment factors. You’ll find theminimum Your selectionrank includes your ATAR plusany rank required for consideration. courses at Murdoch have aguaranteed selection undergraduate(which have acompetitive entry), With the exception of Nursing and Veterinary Science (ELC) requirements. meet EnglishLanguage the University's Competency is detailed onour course pages. You will alsoneed to Some courses require higher selectionranks, and this of anenablingpathway completed during Year 12. an ATAR, of aportfolio work, or aCertIV, completion need aselectionrank of 70. This canbeachieved via admission into most courses at Murdoch, you will range of ways to enter Murdoch University. To gain If you have recently completed school, there are a HIGH SCHOOL? RECENTLY COMPLETED (STAT). Special TertiaryAdmission Testthe ofComponent A score of 140, or higher in the Written English English (or equivalent), or A minimumscaledscore of 50 or higher in ATAR Australia (or acombinationof both), or Two years of Year and 11 12 or VET studied in murdoch.edu.au/courses
Language Competency (ELC) requirements course) and you will need to meet our English rank of 70 or higher (dependingon your chosen undergraduate courses, you will needaselection To apply for admissioninto most of our conversion based on historical results. you cancontact TISC directly to request an ATAR If you graduated from highschoolprior to 1992, ATAR using the TISC ATAR calculator. can visityou results are still valid. If you finished in 1992or after, Even if you finished Year 12a whileago, your exam AGO? YEARS THAN TWO COMPLETED HIGH MORESCHOOL related to the course you are applyingfor. and your via abody aptitudeandability of work demonstrate EnglishLanguage Competency (ELC) ofCertificate Education(WACE) or equivalent, pathway,must youcomplete your Western Australian ATAR subjects. To beeligiblefor our mediaportfolio dependent on your ATAR score or havingcompleted admission through pathwaythe mediaportfolio isnot desired course, basedon your creative portfolio. Your will beassessedby the Academic Chair for your motivation andpotential for creative aptitude. You aiming to course basedon enrolyour inanarts Our pathway mediaportfolio isfor creative students MEDIA PORTFOLIO PATHWAY undergraduate-courses/portfolio-entry-pathway go to entry To find whichcourses are available viaportfolio English Language Competency (ELC). course. applicants need All portfolio to demonstrate activities inanarea directly related to your desired final Year 12subject and/orresults extra-curricular demonstratecan you through youreligibility your the idealoptionfor you. If you’re aschoolleaver, requirements, pathway ourentry couldbe portfolio but don’t currently meet our standard admission If you’re ready to pursue your goals university PORTFOLIO ENTRY PATHWAY (for example; andprizes). certificates schoolreports, personal statement documentation andsupporting additional documentation suchasacover sheet, need tosubmit also Once you’veapplied,you will Competency (ELC) requirements. your first preference andmeet our English Language law, or acombinedlaw degree, addMurdoch as considered for admission, you will need to nominate you to apply directly to study law at Murdoch. To be communication, LAW START couldbeanoptionfor subjects with astrong focus onessay-writingand If you’ve achieved great results inoneor more ATAR START LAW ATAR pathway, including: pathways that canbeusedasanalternative to an Some Murdoch courses have other admission Courses with other admission options can have this converted to an ATAR score. Queensland andhave anOverall Position (OP), you except Queensland. If you have previously studied in scores are equivalent across state every in Australia requirementsas Western Australianstudents. ATAR Australia, you will still need to meet the sameentry If you completed of highschooloutside Western murdoch.edu.au/study/courses/ to convert your results to an to yourconvert resultstisc.edu.au toan coursechoose). you average score (minimumscore dependent on the another Australian andachieve university a minimum on the Murdoch course you choose)full-time at studied for oneorsemesters two full-time (depending with ahigher selectionrank, you will need to have To beeligiblefor via entry thispathway for acourse rank of 70. for admission to most courses requiring aselection Australia, you’ll meetrequirements the entry to apply Australian or university through OpenUniversities successfully completed at leastat units an two For most of our undergraduate courses, if you have EDUCATION PROVIDER? COMPLETED STUDY AT AHIGHER PREVIOUSLY COMMENCED OR explore our range of enablingpathways. If you don’t IV have aCertificate or higher, you can diploma level or higher. into Engineering, your VET qualificationmust beat intoentry Law and Veterinary Science. For entry our undergraduate courses. This excludes direct you’re eligible to apply for admission to many of Language Competency (ELC) requirements, or higher VET qualificationandmeet our English If you have successfully completedIV aCertificate QUALIFICATION? EDUCATION(VET)AND TRAINING COMPLETEDA VOCATIONAL Nursing, EngineeringandLaw courses. Psychology,Chiropractic Science, Veterinary Science, pathway isnot available for direct to entry Education, at least weeks priortwo to the startof semester. This You will need to apply for the Mature Age Pathway toexperience. this statement andaminimumof references two related related to your chosencourse, a500-word personal experience (paidor inanareavoluntary) directly which demonstrates 3-5 years of professional Your portfolio willneed to includearecent resume This involves submission. aninterviewandaportfolio Mature Age Pathway (MAP) undergraduate/B1373 for nursing at murdoch.edu.au/study/courses/ requirements. You cancheck ELC requirements additional EnglishLanguage Competency (ELC) Please note that admission to nursing may require section. written Englishsectionand 155 in the multiplechoice you will needa STAT score of at least 140 in the the multiplechoicesection. To apply for Engineering at least 140 in the written Englishsectionand 135 in undergraduate courses, you’ll needa STAT score of To apply for admissioninto most of our and scienceusing veterinary your STAT score. will beable to apply for allcourses excluding law apply for to entry Murdoch by sitting the STAT. You the year you wishtocommence yourstudies,can you If you’re at least 20 years oldby the first of March in TertiarySpecial Admissions Test(STAT) admission pathway options to study at Murdoch. education, youany still have arange tertiary of If you didn’t finishhighschoolor haven’t completed WORK ORLIFEEXPERIENCE? 23
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We offer a range of ONTRACK SPRINT If you don’t quite get the ATAR results you need, enabling pathway courses OnTrack Sprint could be the right option for you. It’s a free, intensive 4-week course which commences that will help you develop every year in January at our Perth campus. the skills you need to study OnTrack Sprint will help you to develop effective study habits and learning strategies and build your at a university level. academic skills to an undergraduate level in a supportive environment. If you successfully complete Upon successful completion, you’ll be eligible to this course you could apply to start one of our study most undergraduate courses with a selection degrees in Semester 1, at the same time as your high rank of 70. school friends. To be eligible, you'll need to have attained a ONTRACK selection rank of 70, but have not met English Language Competency (ELC) requirements via Our most popular enabling pathway course is completion of Year 11 and Year 12 in an Australian or OnTrack, a free 14-week course run at our Perth, English speaking school, but have attained a scaled Mandurah and Rockingham campuses. score of 45-49 in ATAR English. OnTrack will provide you with a supportive adult learning environment in which you can develop K-TRACK effective study habits and learning strategies as well as the tuition needed to develop your academic K-Track is our free 14-week on-campus course skills to an undergraduate level. You will be given designed to enable Aboriginal or Torres Strait assistance to explore an undergraduate degree Islander students to qualify for entry into an program that matches your aspirations and have undergraduate degree. The course is tailored access to a network of peer and academic support specifically for students who would not otherwise at Murdoch University. qualify for entry. Through a series of units, you’ll explore the concepts FLEXITRACK of communication, collaborative work practices HOW CAN YOU BENEFIT FROM A and critical thinking. You will also be introduced to If you’d like to study a pathway course like OnTrack academic writing styles, referencing, essay writing MURDOCH ENABLING PATHWAY COURSE? but can’t commit to a full-time workload or would and constructing arguments. prefer to study online, then FlexiTrack may be the course for you. PRE-LAW With the same entry requirements and course content as OnTrack, FlexiTrack is our free online Pre-Law is our night course designed for mature age course for students who do not qualify for direct entry. applicants who do not meet the entry requirements The course can be studied intensively over 10 weeks, for our Bachelor of Laws. If you complete this course full-time over 20 weeks, or part-time over 12 months. at credit level (at least a 60% average), you’ll be With numerous intakes available, you could begin offered direct entry into the Bachelor of Laws. your studies in February, April, July, September or November. Transition Academic skills Flexible study
Build a network of peer and Boost and perfect your learning Study full-time, part-time, academic support while abilities to suceed in future studies on-campus or online For more information about our enabling pathways, visit transitioning to uni murdoch.edu.au/enablingpathways
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1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 A new era of business, needs a new kind of business graduate.
It’s our business to rethink business education.
We are reimagining the way business education is being delivered with the new Bachelor of Commerce allowing you to complete your degree in two years instead of three.
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Universities are at the forefront of business education, CO-DESIGNED WITH INDUSTRY facilitating supportive and engaging learning FOR REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCES environments to develop specialised capabilities and personal skills. But business students, their families, Real-world experiences are an integral part of our and governments, expect education providers to courses and a required component for all students in Setting new also deliver on employability outcomes that enable the Bachelor of Commerce program. Collaborations graduates to navigate the evolving workplace and between Murdoch Business School academics and its dynamic nature. industry professionals with experiences in banking, engineering, education, insurance, and mining is There is an abundance of evidence to support the driving the co-design and co-development of an view that employers are satisfied with graduate innovative curriculum aligned with industry standards technical skills, but they are less satisfied with those and expectations, relevant for the future graduate. skills which support work readiness and employability directions for outcomes. A lack of experience in professional work Participation in a range of professional experiences environments is contributing to this perception. is used to deliver an innovative business education. Work experience is highly regarded by employers This ranges from case-studies to client projects, particularly if the experience is in a professional field trips, business simulations and workplace setting. Therefore, it is vital for education providers to internships. This approach is coupled with non- integrate the practical application of knowledge into traditional assessments and a focus on developing traditional business courses. digital knowledge where innovation, creativity and Business problem-solving is used. BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR THE The Murdoch Business School is creating a model MODERN-DAY LEARNER of collaboration that is taking the best of academic and professional expertise and applying it to the Focusing on modern learning approaches that are challenges that business graduates are likely to optimised via digital learning platforms is one of the encounter as they transcend into the workforce of the paths education providers can take to ensure student future. So, when the time comes, they are prepared skillsets are better aligned with evolving student for work that employers value and industry needs. and business needs. At Murdoch University, we are using virtual immersive simulation experiences embedded within the Bachelor of Commerce to test technical and subject skills and promote awareness and motivation to widen personal aptitudes and capabilities. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Another path is to design courses that provide more ANTONIA GIRARDI opportunities for students to engage in professional and authentic business practice experiences. Couses HEAD OF THE MURDOCH BUSINESS should be co-designed and co-delivered with SCHOOL, MURDOCH UNIVERSITY industry experts. The more education institutions can enhance graduate outcomes, the better for students, education providers, employers and the global community. This approach equips business graduates for the rapidly changing world of work at the start of their business degree, not as an after-thought as graduation approaches. This is the cornerstone of how the Murdoch Business School is transforming education.
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BACHELOR OF STUDY THE NEW BACHELOR OF COMMERCE COMMERCE We are reimagining the way business education is being delivered at Murdoch. The new Bachelor of Commerce will allow you to complete your degree in two years instead of three. Graduate and kick-start You can choose two majors to study from including your business journey, Professional Accounting, or HR Management and Analytics. You’ll also take part in our Professional Business industry ready. Practice co-major, giving you the opportunity to develop The best of real-world industry skills and gain hands-on experience through placements, internships and projects with global Study a reimagined commerce degree to suit organisations to prepare you for the workplace. the changing needs of students and industry. Developed for the modern-day learner, this STUDY AN ACCREDITED two-year degree offers you the opportunity BUSINESS PROGRAM to specialise in Professional Accounting or HR Management and Analytics. Business We offer a suite of programs which have been designed to develop business skills for the changing world of work. Not only is this degree quicker to complete, Some of our accreditations are with the Australian Institute it has been developed in collaboration with of Management WA, Australian HR Institute (AHRI) and CPA Australia. our industry partners. On any day, you could be guest-lectured by academics from around GAIN THE RELEVANT SKILLS TO the world, attend a seminar or event, be SUCCEED IN YOUR BUSINESS CAREER mentored by leaders in their field, or take part in an internship at your dream organisation. The Murdoch Business School is connected to industry, meaning you’ll learn the current needs of the workforce and future-proof your career. We work with an Industry Advisory Board that brings Why study Commerce together leaders from business, government and education to offer their expertise, guidance and leadership. We are at Murdoch? proud to have an Advisory board that is reflective of our community - diverse in culture, gender and industry sectors. 1. Graduate in two years. Accelerate your learning and complete your GAIN REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE undergraduate degree in two years At Murdoch, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in our instead of three. Work Integrated Learning program. Through these industry 2. Participate in authentic career-learning placements, you’ll gain invaluable, hands-on experience with some of WA‘s and Australia’s leading businesses, experiences. Throughout your studies, you government entities and not-for-profit organisations. could participate in case studies, client You’ll learn new skills and build networks that are essential projects, corporate training, business for career development as well as gaining a competitive simulations and virtual site tours and edge over other graduates when it comes to finding workplace internships. employment. 3. Study a degree shaped by industry professionals. It’s co-designed and co-delivered with industry experts, so you’ll learn the latest skills valued by employers. Some of our members work at Ernst & Young, Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage, Student Edge and the City of Fremantle.
5 star rating Strong job growth First university for learner engagement and for careers in accounting, advertising, in Western Australia to offer SimLabTM, student support for accounting, finance, human resource management an immersive, virtual reality platform business and management and management to prepare for real-life HR experiences such as interviews and conflict Ready to study an industry-relevant Commerce degree? GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2020 JOB OUTLOOK 2021 resolution Learn more about Commerce on page 44.
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Accounting Business Law Entrepreneurship and Innovation
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Qualify for a career where your skills will be in 1. Work with organisations on real projects as part 1. Connect, collaborate and create with local demand regardless of what the economy is doing. of our Work Integrated Learning program. businesses and industry members. 2. Gain hands-on experience using software 2. Develop the legal skills and knowledge you need 2. Create a business idea, develop it and have the packages that will help you practice bookkeeping to run your own business. chance to launch it in your final year. and learn how to prepare taxation documents. 3. Solve real business problems and experience the 3. Utilise innovative teaching approaches such as 3. Work with real organisations on real projects, many perspectives you’ll find in the workplace. Lego© Serious Play©, Design Thinking, Lean and complete internships through our Work StartUp, Gamification or Neuroeducation. Integrated Learning program.
As an Accounting student you will... As a Business Law student you will... As an Entrepreneurship and Innovation student you will... • Identify business opportunities, analyse problems and solve them. • Develop legal, management and business skills needed to • Understand innovation, how it develops and how it can be • Make decisions about investments, lending or borrowing money, conduct day-to-day business. managed. and providing goods for cash or on credit. • Understand when to seek legal advice and examine the • Explore problem-solving methodologies to find solutions for • Interpret accounting and auditing standards and taxation acts. important areas of finance, advertising and employment law. business and societal challenges. • Gain skills in financial statement analysis, forecasting and • Explore the laws around consumer and employee protection, • Gain project management skills. budgeting, negotiation, ethical decision-making and product disclosure, business reporting, compliance and many • Study how to develop effective human capital and social problem-solving. other areas of business. networks. • Learn the principles of order and justice, and the different ways • Learn how to influence the process of building competitive You’ll learn business disputes can be resolved. advantage. Management accounting, technology and accounting processes, corporate finance, taxation and company law. You’ll learn You’ll learn Marketing and advertising law, alternative dispute resolution, Marketing and advertising law, alternative dispute resolution, Want to be recognised? workplace law, finance law and taxation. workplace law, finance law and taxation. When you graduate, you can apply to be a member of the After visiting all the university Where it will take you professional accounting bodies, including Associate membership Where it will take you campuses around Perth, I felt most of CPA Australia, direct entry into the Chartered Accountants You’ll graduate ready to work in practically any business or industry Graduating with a Bachelor of Business in Entrepreneurship and of Australia and New Zealand CA Programme and Associate across state and federal government agencies, non-governmental Innovation opens up many career opportunities. You could work at home with the natural feel of membership of the Institute of Public Accountants. Our degree is organisations, not-for-profit organisations and major international for yourself or work within any industry or sector. Your future career the Murdoch campus. After some accredited by CPA. brands. Your future career options could include: options could include: research and comments from Where it will take you • Financial Services Officer • Entrepreneur/Business Owner • Legal Compliance Officer You could work with professional accounting firms, in government • Working in a Start-Up mentors and industry professionals, departments, major or emerging brands or in not-for-profit • Business Owner or Entrepreneur • Intrapreneur (you could be a manager within a company who the decision to study my degree organisations. Your future career options could include: • Business Analyst promotes corporate changes) at Murdoch was easy. Business • Accountant, including Certified Practising Accountant • Business Consultant • Auditor or Bookkeeper • Business Analyst or Manager is an industry which is constantly • Financial Analyst or Planner • Social Enterprise Consultant changing and developing, and this • Chief Financial Officer is what interests me about studying • Credit Manager commerce. Not knowing where I may end up is an exciting prospect and it keeps me adaptable and flexible to opportunities as they arise.
JORDAN JUPP What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE) BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUBUS B1367 MUBBL B1367 MUBUS B1367 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Finance Global Business and Politics Hospitality and Tourism Management
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Join a growing industry where strong growth is 1. Study the only business course in Australia which 1. Work with organisations and complete expected for financial brokers. combines business, politics and public policy. internships through our Work Integrated Learning program. 2. Work on real projects as part of our Work 2. Work with organisations on real projects, and Integrated Learning program. complete internships through our Work Integrated 2. Develop the kind of management, negotiation Learning program. and problem-solving skills that will help you in 3. Build your network of contacts by becoming a any career path you choose. member of professional bodies and associations 3. Gain the kind of management, negotiation and through our industry connections. problem-solving skills that will help you in any 3. Learn from Western Australia’s top tourism career. experts who are actively involved in tourism research.
As a Finance student you will... As a Global Business and Politics student you will... As a Hospitality and Tourism Management student you will... • Explore business opportunities, analyse problems and find • Make crucial business decisions, create strategies to manage • Learn about hospitality and tourism management and how the Dr Vita solutions. complex challenges and learn how to become a future business industry is always changing. • Make informed decisions and shape business interactions in a leader. • Explore sustainable tourism and use data to help predict trends creative, confident and ethical way. • Explore how global and domestic politics and public policy for a particular place or region. • Gain an understanding of capital investment, sources of funds, shape the decisions and strategies of business and non-profit • Learn business management principles and how to use Akstinaite dividend policy, working capital management, efficient capital sectors in society. research to make business decisions. markets, portfolio management, the use of options, futures, • Learn how business is conducted within Australia, across borders forward exchange contracts and more. and around the world. You’ll learn • Solve practical problems in business and develop negotiation Destination management, hospitality and tourism, sustainable Lecturer in Management You’ll learn skills. tourism, tourism and hospitality law and strategic management. Investment analysis, international finance, corporate finance, finance law and treasury management. You’ll learn Where it will take you How business functions in society, international political economies You could work in travel and tourism, hospitality or retail industries. Want to be recognised? and public policy analysis. Your future career options could include: When you graduate, you could be eligible for associate membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia Where it will take you • Hospitality Manager (FINSIA). Graduating with a major in Global Business and Politics will make • Convention Services Manager you ready to work across both business and politics. Your future • Hotel Sales, Marketing and Public Relations Director Where it will take you career options could include: • Tour Operator You can pursue career opportunities across the world in • Policy Analyst (trade, investment, operations, finance) • Travel Retailer or Guide stockbroking, insurance and banking, and in public, private or Dr Vita Akstinaite worked in project and not-for-profit organisations. Your future career options could • Business and Government Relationship Analyst (private sector) programme management in London for include: • Ministerial Officer 10 years before making her transition into • Credit Manager • Policy Advisor (non-profit sector, Local/State government) academia. She has delivered numerous • Financial Analyst or Manager • Business Analyst (marketing, operations, finance) projects for companies listed in the FTSE100 • Investment Strategist and Fortune500, including Page-Group, • Chief Financial Officer McKinsey Consulting and Whitebread. • Finance Broker With an abundance of experience in leadership and years of study and working around the world, Dr Akstinaite now teaches as a lecturer in management at the Murdoch Business School.
The Murdoch Business School is a fantastic place to learn if you want What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… to have a career in management. There’s a lot of flexibility in the BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS curriculum and the courses here are TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUBUS B1367 MUBUS B1367 MUBUS B1367 ‘hands-on’ to help you learn things Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 you will actually need in the job Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects market. Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications
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Human Resources Management International Business Management Marketing
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Use virtual simulation to prepare you for real-life 1. Develop strategic decision-making skills and 1. Be supported throughout your studies. Murdoch 1. Get real-world experience through our Work HR experiences such as interviews and managing explore new ways of thinking essential to any is rated five stars for learner engagement and Integrated Learning program. conflict resolulion. business operation. student support for Business and Management 2. Learn from experts who have worked with courses (source: The Good Universities Guide 2020). 2. Work with real organisations on real projects, and 2. Build your network of contacts by becoming a companies such as MTV, Pepsi, Nike and other complete internships through our Work Integrated member of professional bodies and associations 2. Launch your career in any industry, from global multi-national corporations. Learning program. through our industry connections. corporations to not-for-profit organisations. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Learn to use data and digital marketing strategies 3. Develop management, negotiation and 3. Learn from experts in international business as 3. Solve real business problems and experience to give customers what they’re looking for, often problem-solving skills that will help in any career. they share their experience and insights from a the perspectives you’ll find in the workplace. before they even know they’re looking for it. range of perspectives.
As a Human Resources Management student you will... As an International Business student you will... As a Management student you will... As a Marketing student you will... • Learn recruitment techniques which will help you with • Develop your strategic decision-making abilities. • Learn how to identify opportunities, assess challenges and find • Learn about the many different kinds of marketing including: interviewing – or being interviewed. • Build a skillset that would be essential to practically any business the best solutions to real-world management issues. social media, content, digital, influencer, traditional and more. • Examine rewards, pay, performance management, and the operation. • Work with real organisations on real projects to develop the skills • See marketing theory brought to life through case studies, future direction of human resources as you explore strategic • Explore management, marketing and finance, which will provide and knowledge you need to become a successful manager. industry placements and through your work with real clients to human resource management, employment policies and legal you with a global perspective and allow you to get results doing • Gain the kind of management, negotiation and problem-solving develop real marketing plans. regulations. business across international borders. skills that will help you in any career path you choose, • Graduate with a solid portfolio of work, with access to future • Use virtual simulations to practise your skills. • Gain the kind of management, negotiation and problem-solving in a rapidly-changing world. employers and the kind of experience you need to launch an skills that will help you in any career path you choose, exciting career. You’ll learn in a rapidly changing world. You’ll learn • Learn how to use Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, Google and Workplace law, employment relations, principles of human Strategic management, organisational development and change, more in a business setting. resources management, advanced human resource perspectives You’ll learn business analytics and decision-making, knowledge management • Complete Google and Facebook certifications during your and organisational theory and behaviour. International marketing, strategic international management, and workplace law. course. business in society, international logistics and international business Where it will take you management. Where it will take you You’ll learn You’ll be able to explore a range of roles across Australia and the With a major in management your skills will be in high demand. International marketing, strategic marketing, consumer behaviour, world. Your future career options could include: Where it will take you Your future career options could include: integrated marketing communications and services marketing. • Human Resources Analyst You could work in practically any industry or sector for state and • Team Leader or Office Supervisor federal government agencies, non-governmental organisations, Want to be recognised? • Human Resources Policy Officer • Management Analyst not-for-profit organisations or major international brands. Your This course is recognised by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). • Payroll and Operations Support future career options could include: • Operations Manager • Recruitment Resourcer • Business Manager • Business Executive or Owner Where it will take you • International Marketing Manager • Consultant With a major in marketing you’ll be able to explore a range of roles across Australia and the world. Your future career options could • Import or Export Advisor include: • International Engagement Officer • Marketing Account Manager or Marketing Consultant • Foreign Affairs Advisor • Product or Brand Manager • Market Research Analyst • Content Marketer • Digital Marketer
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUBUS B1367 MUBUS B1367 MUBUS B1367 MUBUS B1367 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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HR Management and Analytics Professional Accounting
If you want to… If you want to… Before moving to Perth to 1. Immerse yourself in your studies and complete an 1. Immerse yourself in your studies and complete study I was living in Bunbury and undergraduate degree in two years. an undergraduate degree in two years. volunteering at the Dolphin Discovery 2. Experience learning in different formats including 2. Experience learning in different formats Centre. This is where I first learnt internships, simulations and corporate training so including internships, simulations and corporate about Murdoch. As an international you can apply the skills in the workplace straight training so you can apply accounting skills in the away. workplace straight away. student, the culture on campus was • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Bring together your passion for people, data 3. Use your love of numbers to solve problems, really important to me and so far, I and management to assess and predict the negotiate and make viable business decisions. am proud to call Murdoch my home prospective world of work. away from home.
As an HR Management and Analytics student you will... As a Professional Accounting student you will... I have always had a keen interest • Gain the skills to guide recruitment, retention and to manage • Learn advanced accounting, creative, interpersonal and in psychology. I find that people are a diverse workforce in the digital age. analytical skills needed to shape business interactions. • Learn recruitment techniques needed in an evolving digital • Identify business opportunities, analyse problems and put immeasurably fascinating when it landscape. You’ll explore performance management practices, solutions in place. comes to decision making and their conflict management, remuneration and how to use human • Explore accounting principles relevant to issues affecting resource metrics and analytics to make business decisions. organisations and learn how to make strategic decisions to behaviours. So I decided to study • Interpret the rapidly evolving legal practices associated with support an organisation’s success. human resources management, and the management of people and learn how you can use this to • Interpret accounting standards, auditing standards and My best friend convinced me to join efficiently and effectively manage the future workforce. Australian taxation acts, as you gain new skills in financial it has been an incredibly interesting statement analysis, forecasting and budgeting, negotiation, her at Murdoch in Dubai. Soon after that You’ll learn ethical decision-making and problem-solving. journey. I enrolled at Murdoch to study finance. Workforce planning, recruitment strategy, performance management, remuneration, and benefit management. You’ll learn KEVIN CHETTY I dropped out of finance and took a The power of data for accountants of the future, including BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Where it will take you navigating opportunities and risks within a regulatory framework, (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS) year to find myself which led me to enrol When you graduate you could find yourself working in a range of accounting as a service and not a cost centre, and processing and to study marketing at Murdoch’s Perth industries, in established and emerging businesses, in consultancies reporting of alternative currencies. and in the not-for-profit sector. Your future career options could campus. Coming to Murdoch has been include: Where it will take you an incredible experience of discovery, • Human Resource Advisor When you graduate you could find yourself working as a professionally qualified accountant in a range of industries, in bonding, and learning. • People and Culture Administrator established and emerging businesses, in consultancies and in the • Learning and Development Coordinator not-for-profit sector. Your future career options could include: • Workforce Coordinator My experience has been incredibly • Accountant • Account Manager positive, I love the beautiful campus, the • Assistant Accountant great facilities, the people. I have always been able to find someone on-campus What you need to know… What you need to know…
who is available to help me out, provide BACHELOR OF COMMERCE BACHELOR OF COMMERCE me with guidance or offer me support. TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUCMC B1392 MUCMC B1392 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* CARLOS DE LEON 2 years 70 2 years 70 BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (MARKETING) Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration Accelerate your learning. Start in 2022. Complete in 2023. 44 45 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 Creative Arts Comms &BACHELOR OF ARTS
English and Creative Writing 50
BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA
Games Art and Design 50 Graphic Design 51 Photography 51 Screen Production 52 Sound 52
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Global Media and Communication 53 Journalism 54 Strategic Communication 54 Web Communication 55 Develop your BACHELOR OF DIGITAL MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION Digital Media and Communication 55 creative ideas and think freely
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BACHELOR OF The best of WORK WITH REAL CLIENTS AT OUR VERY OWN MESH CONSULTANCY CREATIVE MEDIA MESH provides a collaborative space for students from across the creative arts and communication disciplines IN GAMES ART to showcase their work and develop real consulting experience. AND DESIGN Creative Arts As a creative arts or communication student, you’ll have the opportunity to act as a MESH consultant and deal with a diverse range of real clients. You could find yourself working collaboratively with a group of students to develop Bring your creative unique communication solutions for a local not-for-profit, or perhaps a more independent and long-term project passion to life. through undertaking a professional placement. Comms You could even develop mobile apps or games, build Do you want to level-up your gaming knowledge interactive displays or websites, develop visual brand and turn your passion into your career? & identities, meet film and sound production needs, create social media campaigns, write content and media Studying a Bachelor of Creative Media in strategies, or take on a research project. Games Art and Design will allow you to create games where you’ll learn about animation, GET ON-THE-JOB EXPERIENCE 3D modelling, concept art, and designing for To complement your on-campus experience, you can also mobile and virtual reality platforms. Some of our learn from the industry’s best through an internship at some past students have worked on projects such as of WA’s leading businesses, government agencies and Furious 7, Fantastic Four and The Hobbit. not-for-profit organisations.
LET YOUR ARTISTIC FLAIR AND CREATIVITY COME TO LIFE AT OUR Why study Games Art and MEDIA ARTS CENTRE Design at Murdoch? As a creative arts or communication student, you’ll make 5 star rating use of our $1.7 million Media Arts Centre, combining 1. Learn in our state-of-the-art facilities. interactive television, sound, news, journalism and graphic for teaching quality and student support design facilities for you to hone your skills, gain real-world You’ll have access to some of the latest GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 experience and explore new ideas. technologies and facilities including a dedicated games computer lab, You’ll also use our new MXLab – a high tech digital workspace that houses a range of facilities to cater to the VR headsets, green screen studio and needs of emerging digital professionals, and our MXStudio interactive audio suites to help you bring – a custom-built space where your artistic and creative skills your games to life. come to life. You can gain experience while learning in a purpose-built drawing studio, with ample natural light and 2. Study a degree where you’ll learn alongside flexible configuration and layout with privacy screening for industry professionals. You could learn from life model work. games production experts including Simon Allen, who worked as an animator for Pixar, Highest rated ADD ONE OR TWO MINORS Jason Trevenen, who worked as a concept university in WA for learning resources and TO YOUR DEGREE artist for Disney, and Brad Power, who was skills development for communications We have a wide range of minors on offer, which you can lead designer at the Perth studio of AAA GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 study alongside your chosen major. Adding a minor could developer Interzone Games. boost your career prospects, expand your skills and help you explore another area you’re interested in. Some of our minors 3. Showcase your work. You’ll have the chance include: Indonesian, Creative Writing and Japanese. to join local, national and international competitions, giving you great exposure to potential employers.
Strong future growth for graphic and web designers, illustrators Do you have a dream to bring your creative passion to life? and multimedia specialists THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT JOB Learn more about Games Art and OUTLOOK 2020 Design on page 50.
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English and Creative Writing Games Art and Design Graphic Design Photography
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Work with organisations on real projects with our 1. Set yourself up for a career in the games 1. Take advantage of our world-class facilities, 1. Work with real organisations on real projects on-campus student creative consultancy MESH, production industry. including computer labs and studio spaces with and complete internships through our Work and complete internships through our Work all the latest design software like 3D printers. Integrated Learning program. 2. Have access to some of the latest technologies Integrated Learning program. and facilities including a dedicated games 2. Create visual content to communicate via a 2. Showcase your creative work through local, 2. Showcase your creative work through local, computer lab, VR headsets, green screen studio range of platforms and mediums. national or even global competitions putting you national or even global competitions. and interactive audio suites. in front of industry eyes. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Be taught by industry professionals including art 3. Work in an industry with moderate job growth for 3. Learn from academics who are international directors from leading Perth companies. 3. Develop an entrepreneurial attitude, client authors, book and script editors games production experts, including Simon Allen, consultation skills, critical thinking and the ability (source: Australian Government Job Outlook 2020). who worked as an animator for Pixar. to adapt - so you can action your ideas.
As an English and Creative Writing student you will… As a Games Art and Design student you will… As a Graphic Design student you will… As a Photography student you will… • Develop your skills that make people laugh, cry and think from a • Explore games art and design processes, production concepts • Learn design strategy and practical skills for a range of print and • Gain both theoretical and practical skills in photography and new perspective. and industry-standard tools and techniques. digital media contexts. digital imaging, so you learn to create powerful and effective • Learn to write in a range of literary and related genres, think • Learn about animation, 3D modelling, concept art, and • Master industry-specific software, critical design thinking, visual images for a range of audiences and genres. critically and creatively, apply knowledge and information, designing for mobile and virtual reality (VR) platforms. problem-solving and authentic production techniques. • Develop a thorough understanding of critical photographic and communicate effectively. • Learn how game designers create games and gamified systems • Work on real client projects to build a portfolio of digital, print design and theory and the changing nature of the creative • Learn from scholars and established writers, ranging from around systems of play, how concept artists transform ideas into and communication designs, building career skills such as industries. short story authors and novelists, to drama practitioners and visuals, or how production artists create characters, props and working to a creative brief, developing a professional approach performance theorists. terrains. to client liaison and managing graphic design projects. You’ll learn • Explore a wide range of literary, theoretical and dramatic texts, • Get experience in digital art workflows and design, and other Photographic technique, digital imaging and design, studio and from the Renaissance to the present day. industry practices. You’ll learn lighting, visual literacy and documentary photography. Publication design, identity and branding, web and app design, You’ll learn You’ll learn interaction design and information and service design. Want to be recognised? Professional writing and editing, reading and writing in the Advanced 3D character animation, mobile app and interaction Upon entering the industry you can apply to join various online world, poetry, literature, imagination and politics and the design, virtual reality, platforms and publishing, critical games play Want to be recognised? industry associations such as Australian Accredited Professional approaches to reading and writing. and design and digital painting. As a graduate, you will be eligible to apply for Associate Status with Photographers (AAPP), CAMS Photographer Accreditation Program the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) and the Australian Graphic or the Australian Photographers Association (APA). Where it will take you Where it will take you Design Association (AGDA). Where it will take you You could become an author or editor and will be well prepared for You could work in various local and international businesses, as employment in advertising, design, teaching, public administration, well as in web development. Your future career options could Where it will take you When you graduate, you’ll be well suited to careers in a range of journalism, publishing, computer arts, and many fields of business. include: When you graduate, you’ll have the skills and knowledge suitable industries and fields such as fashion, publications, advertising, Your future career options could include: for a career in graphic design. Your future career options could professional photographic agencies, corporations, art, journalism, • Concept or Technical Artist include: government and more. Your future career options could include: • Copywriter • Animator • Graphic Designer • Photo Journalist • Editor • Character or Environment Modeller • Service Designer • Content Producer • Journalist • Game or Level Designer • Digital or Web Designer • Professional Photographer • Arts Administrator • Production or Lighting Artist • Freelance Image Producer • Professional Writer • Interaction Designer • Publication and Prepress Designer • Professional Artist
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUAEC B1356 MUCME B1343 MUCME B1343 MUCME B1343 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 Visual Arts
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Screen Production Sound Global Media and Communication
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Work with real organisations on real projects 1. Tell stories with sound – from the spoken word 1. Navigate and equip yourself with all the and complete internships through our Work to podcasting, surround sound cinema to communication and creative skills you need Integrated Learning program and on-campus interactive immersive environments. to succeed in an ever-changing global media student creative consultancy MESH. industry. 2. Build a portfolio of creative works throughout 2. Build a portfolio of creative works throughout your degree. 2. Gain valuable experience through our your degree. on-campus student creative consultancy MESH. 3. Follow your own path. Some of our graduates 3. Work with international award-winning have worked in Oscar-winning sound production 3. Be led by industry professionals with vast film-makers who have more than 20 years’ teams and developed products for government experience and connections in a range of fields. combined experience. organisations.
As a Screen Production student you will… As a Sound student you will… As a Global Media and Communication student you will… • Learn about scriptwriting, producing, directing, cinematography, • Learn how to work in a recording studio, exploring contemporary • Develop new skills and gain experience as you analyse both production design, digital video editing, sound recording and sound design and production. traditional and digital media texts. sound design. • Explore the theory and production of sound across a range of • Learn about the power of communication and its impact on • Gain hands-on experience from international award winning creative industries. society and culture. film-makers. • Use our production facilities which include a real sound stage, • Develop research skills that enable you to examine global media • Use a wide range of professional production equipment and recording studio, television studio, drama theatre and surround issues, cultural and media policies, and audience behaviour. industry-standard facilities, including digital editing suites, 4K sound mixing suites to work on music, film, television, games and • Work on a communication project or take on a professional industry cameras, a broadcast quality TV studio, and a state-of- drama productions. internship placement, to give you on-the-job, real-world the-art sound stage. • Cover topics including recording, editing, mixing and remixing experience. • Learn all the roles involved in creating screen productions of sound for music, film and television; sound design for interactive many kinds including drama, documentary, factual production media, games and theatre; industrial sound design; and radio You’ll learn and experimental pieces. production. Social and mobile media, disruptions and innovations in communication, communicating global issues, globalisation and You’ll learn You’ll learn media audiences and governance. I am a lover of listening and Directing and producing, writing for the screen, practical film Recording studio production, music technology, advanced sound skills, consulting and freelancing and factual and documentary production, sound for screen and games audio. Where it will take you making music. I’ve started to learn production. Just about every profession recognises the value of excellent written multiple instruments, but I’m most Want to be recognised? and spoken communication skills. Your future career options could Want to be recognised? Murdoch University is a member of the Australian Screen Production include: passionate about the drums. I was Murdoch University is a member of the Australian Screen Production Education and Research Association. disappointed that I didn’t receive the Education and Research Association. • Media and Communication Officer Where it will take you • Media Researcher ATAR I had hoped for in Year 12, and Where it will take you When you graduate you’ll be ready for a career in a range of • Communication Policy and Strategy Consultant therefore applied for Murdoch through When you graduate, you’ll be ready for a career in a range of industries and fields such as music technology, TV and film, radio, • Campaign Specialist industries and fields such as media production, film and TV, online gaming, theatre and drama, podcasting, live sound production • Web and Media Analyst the OnTrack enabling pathway. Prior and subscriptions, festival and media events, screen writing and and sound design. Your future career options could include: development and post-production houses. Your future career to coming to Murdoch, I wanted to • Audio or Live Sound Engineer options could include: study a degree in Commerce, but • Foley Artist or Editor • Director, Producer or Editor • Sound Recordist or Boom Operator through OnTrack I discovered my • Production Designer or Manager • Radio or Podcast Producer • Screen Writer passion for Creative Arts. • Sound Designer or Editor • Cinematographer • Post Production or Visual Effects Artist As soon as I started at Murdoch I fell in love with the culture and the method of teaching Murdoch offered. I was overwhelmed by the support available What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… to me.
BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION MARK MOORE TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUCME B1343 MUCME B1343 MUCOM B1342 BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* (SOUND) 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Journalism Strategic Communication Web Communication Digital Media and Communication
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Follow in the footsteps of some of our students 1. Work with real organisations on real projects as 1. Learn from industry professionals and digital 1. Study at the only university in Western Australia to who have interned at major Perth newsrooms, part of our Work Integrated Learning program. media researchers while working for real clients. offer a degree where communication and digital including the ABC, The West, Channel Seven and media come to life. 2. Develop an entrepreneurial attitude, client 2. Work in an industry where there is strong future The Fremantle Herald. consultation skills and critical thinking so you can growth for advertising, multimedia and web 2. Learn the ins and outs of industry as you work with 2. Gain real-world experience through our action your ideas. design professionals. (source: Job Outlook 2020) real organisations on real projects to create media on-campus student creative consultancy MESH. productions and tackle communication issues. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Work in an industry where strong future growth 3. Increase your job prospects by adding an 3. Embark on a career as a storyteller in the is expected for public relations, advertising and additional minor to your degree. We recommend 3. Gain valuable experience by working in our digital age. marketing professionals. global media and communication, strategic on-campus creative consultancy MESH. (source: Australian Government Job Outlook 2021) communication or journalism.
As a Journalism student you will… As a Strategic Communication student you will… As a Web Communication student you will… As a Digital Media and Communication student you will… • Develop the skills you need to thrive in the digital era of news and • Learn how to communicate and engage with various • Learn a mix of web design, digital marketing and strategic • Learn to use data to inform the way you communicate across a get a job in today’s evolving media landscape. stakeholders and audiences strategically. communication. variety of platforms and mediums. • Gain skills in practical reporting and writing, using social media • Develop specialised communication skills and learn how to apply • Learn how to design and develop strategies for web • Use data and analytics to understand how modern and video journalism. them in web communication, social media, creative production, communication campaigns using a range of digital media. communication works across the globe. • Learn how to use Adobe Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Audition news media and other contexts. • Learn about conveying information and ideas using social media • Develop digital and traditional communication skills and then and ways to capture stories from different angles. • Have access to exclusive events and networking opportunities as platforms, powerful search engines and well-designed and learn how to apply them in a range of contexts from web • Investigate the ethical, legal and cultural contexts of the media, part of your free membership with the Public Relations Institute of written websites and blogs to deliver creatively planned strategic communication, to social media, creative production and news analyse the influence journalism has on society, as well as the Australia (PRIA). outcomes for organisations. media. rapidly changing world of news delivery. • Work with real clients on real campaigns as you build a wide range of skills for professional communication in the digital age. You’ll learn You’ll learn You’ll learn • Learn how to create and produce content, manage social media Issues management, how to manage critical and ethical issues The foundations of media theories, ethics and production, how Digital news gathering and reporting, online and mobile and develop public relations and communications strategies. in communication, creative techniques and methodologies, web to communicate to different audiences using different mediums, journalism, digital media skills, TV news reporting and how to work research and planning, social media analysis, and communicating production processes and research and how to solve complex in a digital newsroom. You’ll learn with a range of audiences through media and communication problems using creative, technical and critical thinking skills. platforms. Social media management, consulting and freelancing, campaign Where it will take you Where it will take you management, communication strategy and planning, issues and Want to be recognised? When you graduate, you’ll have the skills to research, write and crisis management. You could work in a number of creative industries including communicate effectively, all of which are useful in corporate and Journalism graduates working in industry would be eligible for publishing and communication, creative media or in digital sectors, public sector settings. Your future career options could include: Want to be recognised? membership of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA). to name a few. Your future career options could include: • Journalist The Strategic Communication major is accredited by the Public The Strategic Communication major is accredited by the Public • Web Communication Specialist Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA). Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA). • Freelance Writer • Social Media Consultant • TV News Reporter or Producer Where it will take you Where it will take you • Consultant or Freelancer • Client Production Officer • Foreign Correspondent When you graduate, you can choose from careers in strategic When you graduate, you might work in strategic communication, • Radio Journalist or Presenter communication, public relations and specialised areas such as web design or digital marketing or in specialised areas such • Publication Design Professional social media management, public affairs and community relations. as social media management or search engine marketing and • Podcaster or Podcast Host • Online and Mobile Journalism Professional Your future career options could include: strategy. Your future career options could include: • Web Analytics Consultant • Social Media Manager • Web Communication Specialist • Media Advisor • Social Media Consultant • Public Relations Officer or Manager • Social Media Analyst • Strategic Communication Manager • Consultant or Freelancer • Sponsorship and Fundraising Coordinator • Client Production Officer • Community Relations Officer • Web Production and Strategic Consultant • SEO and Social Media Strategist • Digital PR and Marketing Consultant
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF DIGITAL MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUCOM B1342 MUCOM B1342 MUCOM B1342 MUDMC B1396 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Engineering
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING HONOURS
Electrical Power Engineering 60 Get hands-on experience Renewable Energy Engineering 60 in our $10 million Bayer BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Pilot Plant Engineering Technology 61
56 57 GRADUATE CAREER-READY WITH MORE THAN 450 HOURS OF WORK EXPERIENCE AS PART OF YOUR ENGINEERING DEGREE In addition to the work experience you have as part of your degree, you’ll also have the chance to complete additional work placements, industry projects and work simulations. These practical experiences are your chance to see what your future career could be like, while gaining valuable experience and skills.
FIND YOUR PASSION Not sure which of our Engineering majors is for you? Don’t worry, you won’t need to lock in your choice until the start of your second year. You’ll be able to learn about each area in your first year units before you decide.
GET INVOLVED WITH ENGINEERING PROGRAMS AND COMPETITIONS As a Murdoch Engineering student, you could join an Engineers Without Borders program, such as the Humanitarian Design Summit, where you could travel to a developing country to learn how you can use your skills to create positive change within communities. You could also compete in industry competitions like the Unearthed Hackathon, where you will work with fellow students to solve real industry challenges and showcase your engineering work.
LEARN IN REAL-WORLD ENVIRONMENTS This includes our renewable energy research facilities, power engineering lab and $10 million Bayer Pilot Plant – a real-world engineering plant that is the only one of its kind in WA. The best of 5 star rating Highest rated Accredited for overall experience, student support, for median graduate starting Our engineering degrees are teaching quality, learner engagement salary for engineering and accredited by Engineers Australia, and median graduate starting salary technology the Australian industry body for engineering and technology for engineering Engineering GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021
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Electrical Power Engineering Renewable Energy Engineering Engineering Technology If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Gain the skills you need to develop reliable, 1. Get experience at Murdoch’s Renewable Energy 1. Get hands-on experience in our $10 million Bayer efficient and sustainable power systems for the next Systems Laboratory, which houses grid-connected Pilot Plant – the only one of its kind in Western generation. solar-power systems. Australia. 2. Travel overseas to create positive change through 2. Travel overseas to create positive change through 2. Take on another major from a different study area our Engineers Without Borders program. our Engineers Without Borders program. to broaden your understanding of how science applies in social, business, health and policy 3. Get hands-on experience with the power 3. Gain 450 hours of real-work experience as part of environments. engineering lab, containing both electrical your degree. machines and power electronics modules. 3. Travel overseas to create positive change through our Engineers Without Borders program.
As an Electrical Power Engineering student you will... As a Renewable Energy Engineering student you will... As an Engineering Technology student you will… • Explore power systems, including power generators and motors, • Learn how to apply your thinking to help address global energy • Gain practical experience, engage with industry and learn power electronics, transmission and distribution systems and challenges. from experts to build a deep understanding of engineering power systems operations. • Learn how to design, analyse, plan, commission and test a wide technology. • Learn how to effectively design and plan smart power systems to range of renewable energy systems, including photovoltaic, • Develop the ability to design, manufacture, install, commission, increase reliability and stability of power supply. wind, hydro, biomass and solar thermal. operate and maintain plants and equipment. • Develop models for an interconnected power system to analyse • Complete an engineering project in your final year under the • Specialise in a range of engineering study areas, including different fault conditions. guidance of an experienced supervisor. electrical power or renewable energy. • Complete an engineering project in your final year under the • Be able to apply to transfer to a Bachelor of Engineering degree guidance of an experienced supervisor. You’ll learn after completing the first year of your Bachelor of Engineering Energy supply and management, applied photovoltaics, wind and Technology course. You’ll learn hydro power systems, solar thermal and biomass engineering, and Electrical and electronic circuits, power transmission and renewable energy systems engineering. You’ll learn distribution networks, power systems protection, control and safety, Electrical and electronic circuits, energy, mass and flow, control After studying at two other Perth smart power systems design and planning, engineering finance, Want to be recognised? systems and process dynamics, instrument and communication universities, I chose to study at Murdoch and management and law. Renewable Energy Engineering is accredited by Engineers Australia. systems, electrical power systems, and wind and hydro power As a graduate, you can become a graduate member of Engineers systems. because of the friendly vibe on-campus. Want to be recognised? Australia. You could become a Full Chartered Professional Engineer The Murdoch culture is about community, Electrical Power Engineering is accredited by Engineers Australia. after a further three to five years of engineering work experience. Where it will take you As a graduate, you can become a graduate member of Engineers Graduating with a degree in Engineering Technology will open teamwork and helping each other Australia. You could become a Full Chartered Professional Engineer Where it will take you many opportunities for a wide range of engineering and applied after a further three to five years of engineering work experience. Graduating with a major in Renewable Energy Engineering will science careers around the world. You can also pursue careers in out. The engineering courses offered give you the skills that are in high demand for a career in power industries associated with electrical power and energy systems, at Murdoch are in line with the future Where it will take you generation and distribution. Your future career options could computing and information technology, and instrumentation and Graduating with a major in Electrical Power Engineering will open include: control. Your future career options could include: of industry. Unlike other universities, the door to a wide range of career opportunities. Your future career • Renewable Energy Engineer • Customer Support Engineer Murdoch is focussed on preparing us options could include: • Renewable Energy Systems Designer • Instrumentation Technician for what the industry will be, not what • Electrical Engineer • Power Systems Engineer • Systems Integration Engineer • Electrical Power Systems Operator and Designer • Renewable Resource Analyst • Asset Maintenance Engineer it currently is. My main interest was in • Electrical Power Systems Planner and Analyst • Energy Efficiency Consultant • Design Engineer renewable energy engineering as caring • High Voltage and Low Voltage Engineer for the environment is one of my core • Energy Systems Designer values. I decided to add electrical power engineering to my degree as I felt that both majors went hand in hand.
DYLAN KEPPLER What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING HONOURS (ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERING AND BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING HONOURS BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING HONOURS BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERING) TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUENG H1264 MUENG H1264 MUSET B1387 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 4 years 80 4 years 80 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Mathematics Specialist, Physics Mathematics Specialist, Physics Mathematics Specialist, Physics
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BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION
Food Science and Nutrition 66
BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Laboratory Medicine 67
BACHELOR OF NURSING
Nursing 68
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE)/ BACHELOR OF CLINICAL CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Science and Clinical Chiropractic 69
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES)
Biomedical Science 69 Clinical Laboratory Science 70 Improve community Forensic Biology and Toxicology 71 Genetics and Molecular Biology 71 health in the heart of the BACHELOR OF ARTS OR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Murdoch Health and
How to become a registered psychologist 72 Psychology (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science) 73 Knowledge Precinct
BACHELOR OF SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE
Sport and Exercise Science 73
62 63 FEATURED COURSE STUDY IN THE HEART OF OUR HEALTH PRECINCT As a Murdoch student, you’ll learn in the heart of Perth’s health precinct. You’ll benefit from the strong partnerships BACHELOR OF we have with our neighbours, including the $200 million Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, Fiona Stanley and St John of God hospitals, the Institute for Immunology SPORT AND and Infectious Diseases, the Australian National Phenome Centre, the Perron Institute for Neurological EXERCISE SCIENCE/ and Translational Science, and the Centre for Molecular Medicine and Innovative Therapeutics. GRADUATE LEARN FROM OUR HEALTH EXPERTS Learn from our nursing and clinical simulation expert, DIPLOMA IN Prue Andrus, who has won multiple awards for teaching, including Western Australia’s top nursing educator of the CLINICAL EXERCISE year in 2017. Our specialist in psychology and cognitive processes, Dr Matthew Thompson, can help you understand how we make decisions as human beings, PHYSIOLOGY and share with you his research that was presented to the former President of the United States, Barack Obama. Our sports and exercise science expert, Dr Brad Wall, who’s Turn your fitness and health implemented exercise treatments for cancer patients, athletes and clinical populations, can teach you about the passion into a rewarding benefits of exercise throughout the lifespan. career. GAIN REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE BEFORE YOU GRADUATE In this integrated four-year course you’ll learn to develop, implement and manage physical We work closely with our healthcare partners to give you activity and behavioural programs for healthy the best preparation for real-life with work experience in hospitals, aged care, sport associations and community clients as well as those living with a range of settings throughout Western Australia. chronic conditions. You’ll develop your skills in our state-of-the-art facilities including our exercise We have a range of partnerships with leading organisations, including the Western Australian Cricket physiology lab, strength and conditioning lab Association, Western Australian Institute of Sport, several and performance lab with 3D motion capture. WAFL teams, the Western Australian Police Academy, In your final year, gain hands-on experience by various privately-owned businesses and community- completing an industry practicum ranging from owned recreation and leisure centres. community gymnasiums to professional local sporting teams. STUDY IN OUR NURSING SIMULATION SUITES Both our Mandurah and Perth campuses house state-of- Why study Sport and Exercise the-art nursing facilities, comprised of authentic simulated learning environments, treatment areas and simulation Science and Clinical Exercise suites. You will prepare for your real-life placements by practising your skills on lifelike, high-tech mannequins Physiology at Murdoch? with heart, lung and digestive sounds, and other realistic The best of capabilities. 1. Enrol in the only course of its type in WA. We are home to WA’s only integrated four- GET A HEAD-START IN OUR SPORTS year Exercise Physiology degree where SCIENCE AND PERFORMANCE you’ll graduate as an accredited exercise FACILITY physiologist with 360 hours of practicum Our $4 million sports science facility houses an Exercise experience. Health Physiology Lab, Performance Lab, Rehabilitation, Strength and Conditioning Lab, and a Mind and Body Lab, and 2. Graduate industry ready. Benefit from our comes complete with a climate and altitude chamber, unique, industry placements on offer with fitness testing area with a DEXA machine, 3D motion the Western Australian Institute of Sport, capture systems, a 50-metre running track and a fully WA Police Academy, Western Australian equipped gym with Olympic weightlifting facilities. Cricket Association, WA Football League clubs, Perth Lynx and Tennis West. 5 star rating Get hands-on Job growth GAIN INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE IN OUR LABORATORY MEDICINE 3. Learn from leading academics. You’ll for overall experience, student as a nursing student you’ll expected for health and welfare services support and teaching quality, health complete 18 weeks of work managers, nurse educators and researchers, INSTRUMENTATION SUITE learn from specialists in their field services, learner engagement, overall experience in hospitals, aged nurse managers, registered nurses, creative art Our Laboratory Medicine Instrumentation Suite has including Dr Brad Wall, who’s developed experience, skills development and care and community settings therapists, nutrition professionals, exercise treatments for athletes, clinical teaching quality for nursing throughout WA and counsellors state-of-the art automation, as found in real industry. You’ll use this lab to learn how to diagnose and monitor the populations and cancer patients. He’ll GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT JOBOUTLOOK 2020 treatment of human disease. teach you about the benefits of physical activity throughout the lifespan. 64 65 BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Food Science and Nutrition Laboratory Medicine If you want to… If you want to… 1. Learn about the role of food and nutrition in human 1. Develop skills in the handling of patient material, performance, health and wellbeing, and illness laboratory testing and analysing clinical results. prevention. I’ve always been interested in 2. Study in a major health precinct including three 2. Prepare for a career relating to the promotion of hospitals and a medical research institute. medical sciences, but I first became health at individual and community levels. interested in forensics after reading a
3. Learn on the latest instrumentation as part of our • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Build your skills in human nutrition, evidence-based extensive hands-on practical training, including lot of true crime novels – the way that food and nutrition practice, food science and food industry placements within diagnostic pathology evidence fitted together to create product development. laboratories. a picture of what happened really intrigued me. Then I visited a lab with
As a Food Science and Nutrition student you will... As a Laboratory Medicine student you will... my school and loved the workplace • Study in the heart of the Murdoch Health Precinct, which • Complete a four-year degree including work integrated learning environment so much that I started includes public and private hospitals and the Australian National in diagnostic pathology laboratories. researching what courses could Phenome Centre. • Learn from academics with an open-door policy, so you can get • Take advantage of our living labs to grow your food production the help and advice you need to succeed. get me there, and the Laboratory research knowledge, including at our Whitby Falls farm. • Learn by doing, with laboratory content throughout the course Medicine degree ticked all the boxes • Grow your industry connections as you interact with researchers to ensure you acquire practical skills and reinforce theoretical and scientists, with strong industry links, from Murdoch’s world- principles. for me! class research centres. • Study subjects including chemistry, biochemistry, human You’ll learn physiology, principles of nutrition, nutrition and disease, food Clinical microbiology, clinical biochemistry, clinical haematology, I love how passionate all the science and food product development. pathological basis of disease and diagnostic genomics. lecturers and demonstrators I learn You’ll learn Want to be recognised? from at Murdoch are, and how I The role of food and nutrition in human health and illness This course is recognised by the Australian Institute of Medical get to benefit from their real-world prevention, food composition knowledge and cooking/culinary Scientists (AIMS). skills, novel food product design, the role of food and nutrition experience to better my practical in sport performance and cognitive performance, and an Where it will take you skills and theory knowledge. understanding of food and its impacts on the human microbiome. Pursue a range of roles in public or private diagnostic pathology, research or working in laboratories as a technician. You could also Where it could take you explore the fields of medical and life science research, marketing, NATASHA GILL When you graduate from this course you are likely to find work in media and academia, or take on further studies in medicine, a health field, in the food sector or a human nutrition science field. pharmacy, dentistry and veterinary science. Your future career BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE / Your future career options could include: options could include: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (LABORATORY MEDICINE AND FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND • Nutritionist or Public Health Nutritionist • Medical Scientist TOXICOLOGY) • Food Scientist or Technologist • Technical Officer • Product Manager • Laboratory Technician • Food Safety Officer • Research Scientist • Food Marketing and Food Media • Medical Representative • Manager in educational health and wellbeing and community programs
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BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUFSN B1389 MUSLA B1374 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 4 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Semester 1 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Applications Mathematics Applications
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
66 67 BACHELOR OF NURSING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE)/ (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND BACHELOR OF CLINICAL CHIROPRACTIC FORENSIC SCIENCES)
Nursing Chiropractic Science and Biomedical Science Clinical Chiropractic If you want to… If you want to… 1. Build a career out of making a difference to If you want to… 1. Study in the heart of the Murdoch Health Precinct, which includes three hospitals and a medical people’s lives. 1. Study the only fully-accredited chiropractic course research institute. 2. Learn the skills needed to become a Registered in Western Australia. 2. Grow your industry connections with strong industry Nurse. 2. Develop the commercial skills needed to run your links from Murdoch’s world-class research centres. I wanted to become a nurse 3. Complete 18 weeks of work experience in own practice. 3. Learn among researchers who have been ranked as because I have seen the impact that hospitals, aged care and community settings 3. Gain hands-on experience working in our purpose- ‘well above’ world standard for medical and health throughout Western Australia. built, on-campus chiropractic and rehabilitation nurses have on those who require sciences, immunology and medical microbiology clinic where you’ll treat members of the public. care. I want to be the reason that (source: ERA, 2018). patients are able to feel safe and supported while they’re unwell. I love As a Nursing student you will... As a Chiropractic Science and Clinical Chiropractic student As a Biomedical Science student you will... nursing because no two patients are • Combine the professional person-centred approach of nursing you will… • Explore a variety of disciplines including physiology, microbiology, with psychosocial and biological sciences. • Learn how to recognise the signs and symptoms of various immunology, cell biology, biochemistry and pathology. the same. I have had the opportunity • Benefit from the combined knowledge of lecturers who have disorders involving the musculoskeletal system and related pain • Broaden your scope by including other areas of study such syndromes. to hear stories from all ages, learn worked across the globe treating patients and administering as anatomy, parasitology, haematology, histology and health-care. • Develop well-rounded scientific and clinical skills required, so you pharmacology. some incredible life lessons and • Gain lifetime access to a web-based ePortfolio, to showcase your graduate ready to work. • Complete extensive hands-on practical classes guided by laugh with patients through the good knowledge and experience for prospective employers when you • First complete a three-year Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, lecturers who are making a real-world impact with their research. graduate. giving you the knowledge you need in human biological sciences • Learn both broad-based and specific laboratory techniques times, and cry with them during • Gain experience in state-of-the-art simulated learning and introducing you to chiropractic skills and theory. You then needed in the medical sciences, including cutting-edge environments so you’ll graduate career ready. progress to the two-year Bachelor of Clinical Chiropractic where advances in modern medical research. the tough times. As a nurse, I can you will learn the skills you need to practice as a primary contact support and advocate for both the You’ll learn healthcare professional. You’ll learn The complexities of health and illness across the lifespan, Cell biology (structure and function of cells), medical microbiology patient and their families, and I get professional, legal and socio-cultural health influences, and the You’ll learn (bacteria, viruses and fungi that cause disease), medical to work with a variety of health care technical skills required in the provision of high-quality nursing care. Manual therapies for the spine and extremities, differential immunology and molecular genetics (how the body defends diagnosis, clinical anatomy, neurology and radiology, rehabilitation itself against infection and how genetics is important in medical professionals. Want to be recognised? and physical therapy, pharmacology and applied nutrition. science), biomedical physiology (how body systems function) and This course is accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery pathological basis of disease (causes and effects of diseases, Accreditation Council (ANMAC). Want to be recognised? including cancer). KELLIE RENNIE With a degree accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education Where it will take you BACHELOR OF NURSING Where it will take you Australasia (CCEA), you will be eligible for registration in Australia, New Zealand and many other parts of the world. Once you are registered to practice as a nurse you can pursue a When you graduate, you could pursue a career in various medical career in a wide variety of clinical, leadership and research roles, and health related fields. Your future career options could include: Where it will take you in settings including acute care hospitals, the community, industry, • Medical Researcher rural and remote areas, and aged care. Your future career options You’ll graduate with the internationally-recognised qualifications • Medical Biotechnologist could include: you need to become a registered healthcare professional in Australia and other countries. Your future career options could • Laboratory Technologist (in hospitals, medical research institutes • Acute Care Nurse include: or universities) • Aged Care Nurse • Registered Chiropractor in private practice • Biomedical Sales and Marketing Specialist • Community Nurse • Academic work in the tertiary education sector • Human Biology Teacher (with further study) • Mental Health Nurse • Researcher within a university setting or private facility • Consultant to government and non-governmental organisations, health policy panels and regulatory bodies What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF NURSING (PERTH) TISC Code Course Code MUNUR (SL) B1373 MUNUM (NSL) MUNUE (EN) BACHELOR OF NURSING (MANDURAH) What you need to know… What you need to know…
TISC Code Course Code BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE)/ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MUNUR (SL) B1373 BACHELOR OF CLINICAL CHIROPRACTIC (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) MUNUM (NSL) MUNUE (EN) TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUSCP B1331 MUSBM B1380 Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 5 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Human Biology, Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Human Biology, Semester 1 and 2 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Physics Mathematics Methods, Physics *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration SL = School Leaver, NSL = Non School Leaver, EN = Enrolled N *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration 68 69 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES)
Clinical Laboratory Science Forensic Biology and Toxicology Genetics and Molecular Biology
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Study in the Murdoch Health Precinct, which 1. Work with international and local organisations 1. Study among our world-class molecular research includes the Institute for Immunology and on real projects as part of our Work Integrated centres, including the Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases. Learning program. Infectious Diseases. 2. Gain hands-on laboratory experience to help you 2. Get hands-on experience as you apply DNA 2. Learn among researchers who have been ranked develop your practical skills and reinforce the sequencing and other forensic techniques from ‘above’ world standard for immunology and theory you learn. the lab to simulated crime scenes. genetics. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Prepare for the workforce or further study as 3. Study analytical techniques in our state-of-the-art 3. Learn by doing, with laboratory content throughout you learn about the latest advances in modern laboratory, which is part of the Australian National the course so you’ll learn practical skills and diagnostic science. Phenome Centre. reinforce theoretical principles.
As a Clinical Laboratory Science student you will… As a Forensic Biology and Toxicology student you will… As a Genetics and Molecular Biology student you will... • Explore medical technology and work in practical laboratories • Learn how to recognise blunt and sharp force injuries and the • Learn how to solve problems at the molecular level, with the most to gain skills needed to analyse, diagnose and research human weapons that cause them. up-to-date knowledge and training in molecular genetics. diseases. • Study the pathology of asphyxiation, electrocution, gunshot • Gain the molecular biology skills to analyse molecular samples • Examine disease processes and learn the technical skills needed wounds and the injuries associated with fatal fires. and learn how to apply them across a range of fields. to handle patient material collected in hospitals, surgeries and • Learn witness imaging techniques, with hands-on training in • Get hands-on laboratory experience to learn practical skills forensic investigations. facial approximation. which reinforce the theory you’ve learned. • Perform clinical testing and analyse and report results. • Explore DNA sequencing and work on simulated crime scenes on • Learn about human biology, cell and molecular biology, and off-campus. You’ll learn molecular genetics. • Investigate a murder case, in your final year, including examining Cell biology (structure and function of cells), genetics and evolution • Study a range of clinical laboratory disciplines including the crime scene and presenting evidence in a courtroom. (studying the evolution of life and population development), microbiology, immunology, biochemistry and haematology. microbiology (bacteria, viruses and fungi, important in industrial, You’ll learn ecological, agricultural and medical settings), genetic engineering You’ll learn (construction and uses of GMOs and associated ethical Forensic science and miscarriages of justice, crime scene considerations), biochemistry (importance of molecules in cell Clinical microbiology, histopathology, haematology, diagnostic investigation, forensic DNA analysis, forensic anatomy and function) and systems biology (holistic approach to understanding genomics and clinical immunology. anthropology and forensic toxicology. biological functions).
Where it will take you Where it will take you Where it will take you Clinical laboratory science will allow you to pursue a career in You could pursue a range of roles in Australia or overseas. You’ll be prepared for a career working in hospitals, research health-related fields. Your future career options could include: Your future career options could include: organisations such as the CSIRO and medical research centres, • Laboratory Technician • Crime Scene Officer universities and agriculture departments, biotechnology and food processing industries. Your future career options could include: • Technical Officer • Forensic Biologist • Medical Researcher • Forensic Investigator • Molecular Biologist • Laboratory Assistant • Forensic Toxicologist • Bioinformatician • Research Scientist • Wildlife Forensics Officer • Genetic Engineer • Molecular Biotechnologist • Research Scientist or University Academic
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUSCL B1380 MUSFB B1380 MUSMB B1380 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Mathematics Applications *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
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Is your goal to become a registered psychologist? Psychology Sport and Exercise Science Becoming a registered psychologist in Australia takes a minimum of six years, but there are a few different options to get you there. When people say “I’m a psychologist” in Australia, it means they’ve completed a minimum of six years of study and work experience, and have successfully registered with the Psychology Board of Australia (PBA). Just like doctors, nurses and lawyers, it’s a legal requirement to be registered with the If you want to… If you want to… respective professional body before you can practise. 1. Take your first step towards becoming a registered 1. Learn how to prescribe exercise to improve the psychologist. movement of both athletes and the general population. 2. Discover established psychological knowledge and methods of investigation, along with the 2. Gain the skills you need to pursue a scientific latest trends in the field. career in sport, exercise and health.
STEP 1 Years 1-3 STEP 2 Year 4 STEP 3 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Get exposure to how research studies are 3. Learn practical skills in purpose-built state-of- Complete an accredited three-year Complete an accredited Honours year Apply for provisional registration with conducted in your first-year units, with the-art facilities including an exercise physiology undergraduate psychology course the Psychology Board of Australia Murdoch offers the Bachelor of Arts or participation in ongoing research rewarded with laboratory. Murdoch offers the Bachelor of Arts or Science in Psychology Honours Science in Psychology + course credit. OR Choose one of three training pathways As a Psychology student you will... As a Sport and Exercise Science student you will... Complete an accredited fourth year to complete your registration in Psychology • Choose to take psychology as either a Bachelor of Arts or a • Benefit from our partnership with the Western Australia Cricket Murdoch offers the Graduate Diploma Bachelor of Science. Association and learn from academics who are actively researching professional sports. in Psychology • Learn about all the major fields in psychology, including human cognition development; biological, social, and cultural • Become experienced in prescribing exercise, as well as assessing influences; abilities and disabilities; psychological disorders and and improving the movement of both athletes and the general cognitive neuroscience. population. • Have the chance to gain experience in a range of settings from • Examine leading-edge research and practical applications to community gymnasiums to professional sporting teams. explore how we make sense of ourselves. OPTION 1 Year 5+ OPTION 2 Years 5 + 6 OPTION 3 Years 5 + 6 • Put your knowledge and skills to the test in your third year through You’ll learn an industry placement. Doctoral degree Standard higher degree 5 + 1 pathway Social and interpersonal relations, how people think, plan, You’ll learn Murdoch offers the Murdoch offers the Master (1-year study + 1-year remember and make decisions, how human beings change Doctor of Psychology and of Applied Psychology internship) and develop through the lifespan, how society, culture and the The research behind sport and exercise science, sports psychology, the Master of Applied (Clinical) Murdoch offers the Master people around us influence our behaviour, how individuals differ functional human anatomy and biomechanics, measurement and Psychology + Doctor of of Applied Psychology in their personality and talents, how biology influences behaviour, manipulation of exercise motor skills, exercise programming and Philosophy (Professional) what causes psychological disorders and how psychologists can prescription and rehabilitation. help, techniques for investigating people’s thoughts, feelings and behaviour and techniques for investigation of the human brain. Want to be recognised? On graduation, you will be able to register with Exercise and Sports Pass National Want to be recognised? Science Australia (ESSA) as an Exercise Scientist, and be able Psychology Exam The Bachelor of Science and Arts in Psychology is accredited by the to apply for entry into the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). Physiology to become an Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP).
Apply for full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia Where it will take you Where it will take you A Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Psychology will give you With a major in Sport and Exercise Science, you could pursue a an in-depth understanding of human behaviour that you can use variety of roles in sports academies, institutes of sports, university across many industries. Your future career options could include: sport science labs and professional and amateur sporting clubs. Annual CPD requirement to maintain general registration Your future career options could include: • Psychologist (with further study) • Sport or Exercise Scientist OPTIONAL • Human Resources or Marketing Officer • Strength and Conditioning Coach • Manager Apply for approval of a registrar program leading to area of practice endorsement • Sport and Recreation Officer • Researcher • Sports Development Officer • Community Education Officer Complete a registrar program
Apply for area of practice endorsement What you need to know… What you need to know… General with endorsement BACHELOR OF ARTS OR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE Area of practice title, e.g. ‘Clinical Psychologist’, ‘Organisational Psychologist’ etc. TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code Bachelor of Arts - MUAPC Bachelor of Arts - B1388 MUSSC B1348 Bachelor of Science - MUSPS Bachelor of Science - B1339 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Human Biology Semester 1 and 2 N/A Physical Education Studies
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
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a range of • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 perspectives
Law & Criminology BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY
Crime Science 78 Criminal Behaviour 78 Legal Studies 79 White Collar and Corporate Crime 80
BACHELOR OF LAWS
Law 81 Law (Graduate Entry) 83
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BACHELOR OF BENEFIT FROM REAL-WORLD LEGAL EDUCATION CRIMINOLOGY Don’t wait until you graduate to gain hands-on experience in a real legal setting. You can benefit from clinics at Murdoch to develop your legal skills and deepen your IN CRIMINAL knowledge of the law in context, while providing vital legal services to the community. BEHAVIOUR Our 20+ year partnership with SCALES Community Legal Centre means you can work on real cases, gaining invaluable experience before you graduate. You will have Combat crime to make the opportunity to research and formulate advice for real clients, under the supervision of a qualified solicitor and the world a safer place. teaching staff. We also collaborate with the Aboriginal Family Law Does the thought of examining crime and Service, offering services to rural and remote Indigenous understanding why offenders commit crime women experiencing family violence. excite you? Studying a Bachelor of Criminology in Criminal Behaviour will give you exposure to JOIN ONE OF THE LARGEST AND many areas of criminology, including policing MOST SUCCESSFUL LAW MOOTING and crime prevention and child crime to PROGRAMS IN WA criminal psychology and law. You’ll be taught by The Murdoch Mooting Program is a high quality and leading crime experts and have the opportunity innovative program that provides you with the opportunity to challenge common perceptions of crime with to develop your practical legal skills in a real-world insights into why people commit offences and setting. how to help both victims and offenders involved You could take part in simulated court proceedings, in the criminal justice system. as well as local, national and international mooting competitions. Our teams hone their skills in our Herbert Smith Freehills Moot Court, which is set up just like a real courtroom, and they compete in more competitions than Why study Criminal any other law school in the state. Behaviour at Murdoch? WORK FOR REAL CLIENTS TO BUILD YOUR CV 1. Learn with hands-on criminology work. You’ll engage in interactive experiences The best of Prepare yourself for the workforce and gain valuable experience while working with our industry placement Work and learn alongside leading academics Integrated Learning program. You could work with some in their field, including Associate Professor of Western Australia’s and Australia’s leading businesses, Guy Hall, who previously treated notorious government departments, city and shire offices, law firms prisoners on the inside. and not-for-profit organisations. 2. Graduate industry ready. Develop your You could even be offered employment by the organisation Law you work with. career skills, create change or opportunity and increase your professional network & LEARN FROM LEADING through real-world learning experiences CRIMINOLOGY ACADEMICS WITH over a minimum of 40 hours. REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE 3. Work on real-life crime cases. Criminology Studying a Bachelor of Criminology at Murdoch means The Cold Case Review at Murdoch initiative you’ll gain the knowledge and expertise needed to could see you review large volumes succeed in a criminology, social justice or a cognitive of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) career. relating to specific cases and provide You’ll engage in interactive experiences and learn from recommendations to law enforcement or leading academics who previously treated notorious families on new avenues for enquiry. prisoners on the inside, worked on cold-cases and with agencies like the FBI or worked in policing and interrogation.
5 star rating Accredited Strong job growth Interested in a crime-fighting career? for student support in law for undergraduate law degree for criminologists in Australia, Malaysia Learn more about Criminal GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 and India JOB OUTLOOK 2021 Behaviour on page 78.
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Crime Science Criminal Behaviour Legal Studies If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… Learn from 1. Study at the only university in Australia to offer this 1. Challenge common perceptions of crime with 1. Learn how you can make a difference in course. insights into why people commit offences and the world when it comes to issues of human how to reduce or prevent crime. trafficking, crimes against humanity, and social criminology expert 2. Analyse crime problems and work with law and and welfare law. forensics to propose targeted problem-solving 2. Develop research methodologies to take an strategies. evidenced-based approach. 2. Develop strong ties with the Western Australian legal and business communities. 3. Build your network from within our law, forensics 3. Develop analytical, creative and conceptual and criminology disciplines making use of our thinking to investigate social and crime problems 3. Challenge the way you think about the world as David strong ties to the Western Australian Legal and from a criminal behaviour perspective. you explore the legal system and how it shapes Forensics Community. society.
As a Crime Science student you will... As a Criminal Behaviour student you will... As a Legal Studies student you will... Keatley • Learn about what can cause growing crime rates and look • Learn to challenge common perceptions of crime as you • Gain an understanding of various legal issues and how to apply closely at the “who, what, when, where, why” and how offences investigate why people commit offences, how to reduce or this knowledge in different justice contexts. are committed. prevent crime, and how to help both victims and offenders. • Learn how the law interacts with other areas, taking units in • Explore the areas of science that can lead to solving and • Examine punishment as a solution to crime while also considering criminology as you study the foundations of business law. preventing crime. the role of treatment as a response to criminal behaviour and the • Gain skills in dispute resolution through role play and interactive • Examine how crime hotspots are identified. importance of reintegration. activities. • Learn how data can identify and create opportunities for early • Explore criminal behaviour from a social, psychological, • Learn a variety of dispute resolution processes including intervention strategies. biological and legal perspective. negotiation, conciliation, mediation and arbitration. • Explore the value of scientific methods in the analysis of crime You’ll learn • Investigate the interactions between law, crime, frameworks in trends and the difficulties faced by police forces in protecting the societies and the various social groupings within society. community. Criminal behaviour, psychology and law, children and crime, policing and crime prevention, culture, diversity and crime. You’ll learn You’ll learn Where it will take you Social and welfare law, criminological research methods, Forensic anatomy and anthropology, forensic science and alternative dispute resolution, international and transnational miscarriages of justice, advanced criminology, crime science and You could work in the criminal justice system in a range of roles in crimes, law, justice and social policy. international and transnational crimes. Australia or overseas. Your future career options could include: • Community Correction or Liaison Officer Where it will take you Where it will take you • Juvenile Justice or Youth Officer You will be set up for a career in the criminal justice system. You will set yourself up for a career in the criminal justice system. Your future career options could include: Your future career options could include: • Criminologist • Police Officer • Community Correction Officer • Federal or State Security and Law Enforcement Officer • Research Officer • Juvenile Justice Officer • Crime Prevention Officer • Criminologist • Criminologist • Paralegal Officer • Community Correction Officer • Court Administrator • Juvenile Justice Officer
David Keatley is a Criminologist specialising in understanding complex sequences of criminal behaviours.
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… He is an expert in behaviour sequence analysis related to serial homicide, sexual assault, false BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY confessions, terrorism and cold cases. Dr Keatley TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code collaborates with researchers and law enforcement MUCCS B1345 MUCCB B1345 MUCLS B1345 agencies on cold case investigations all over Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* the world, alongside working at Murdoch as a 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 criminology lecturer. He has worked on many well- Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects known cases, including one where he applied his Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A behaviour sequence analysis technique to transcripts *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration of the interrogation of Brendan Dassey, whose convictions were examined in the famous Netflix documentary series, Making a Murderer. 78 79 BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF LAWS
White Collar and Corporate Crime Law
If you want to… If you want to… 1. Change the way you think about the world and 1. Join Western Australia’s largest and most successful big business. mooting program. 2. Work with local, national or international 2. Earn credit towards your degree with hands-on organisations on real projects as part of our legal training in our award-winning clinic working I came across Murdoch while Work Integrated Learning program. with real clients in areas such as human rights, family law and Indigenous issues. looking into universities that offered 3. Follow in the footsteps of other Murdoch students who have worked on real cold cases and travelled 3. Shape your degree to suit your specific career goals psychology in Australia. After some overseas to work with governments in post-war and aspirations. research, I realised that Murdoch zones. is well known for their criminology degree. After stumbling across the As a White Collar and Corporate Crime student you will... As a Law student you will... combined degree in criminology • Examine case studies on embezzlement, insider trading, • Develop strong real-life legal skills through our clinical program environmental crimes and more. with partners such as SCALES Community Legal Centre. and psychology, I was certain that • Explore what causes criminal behaviour by a person or • Work on real cases with real clients and get new insight into the Murdoch was the place for me. organisation and how these behaviours can be prevented. legal system. • Explore the social, economic and political impact of corporate • Develop your reasoning skills in our internationally-recognised crime and understand the role of regulatory agencies in mooting program. Mooting is a simulated court proceeding I love that my degree allows me detecting and preventing crimes. where you will be presented with a legal problem and argue it before a ‘judge’ in our purpose-built courtroom. to combine my interests of crime • Gain valuable research, technical and communication skills as you conduct your own case research. • Take the opportunity to prepare for the future world of legal work investigations and psychology. I get to • Learn how to investigate digital crime scenes using cyber by studying cutting edge areas such as cybercrime and forensics. forensics to detect criminal activity. • Be able to complete this degree in just four years or sooner by learn and understand how humans taking advantage of our summer and winter intensive schedule. think and function and what stressors You’ll learn There were a few reasons You’ll learn Policing and crime prevention, white collar crime, cyber forensics for choosing Murdoch. Firstly, I drive them towards committing and IT, server environments and architectures, and criminal Law required for admission to legal practice and be able to select crime. Every time I sit down to study, behaviour. from a broad range of law electives such as human rights law, loved the campus, particularly the family law and commercial law. I come across something interesting Where it will take you bushland and secondly, it was the and learn something new. You will be set up for a career in the criminal justice system. Want to be recognised? only university that offered such a Your future career options could include: The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a diverse range of degrees in relation NIKITA BAMB • Financial Forensics Officer practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, • Risk Management Officer to sustainability and development BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. AND BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY • Fraud Investigator courses. I was drawn to the human (CRIME SCIENCE) • National Security Officer This degree is accredited by the Ministry of Law in Singapore, rights and sustainability elements that • Cybercrime Analyst the Malaysian Bar Council and the Indian Bar Council. permeate almost all the courses at Where it will take you Murdoch. Studying law can lead to a career in any area or industry, from navigating human rights to exploring emerging fields such as artificial intelligence. You could work in the public or private sector, I have never felt like a number to any fighting for the rights of those who are disadvantaged or unfairly treated, and creating a better society. Your future career options of my lecturers. All my lecturers have could include: genuinely cared about my learning • Solicitor experience and have been willing • Barrister • Roles in Federal, State or Local government to work flexibly to accommodate • Legal Advisor in the corporate sector or a community legal centre different student needs. To know that • Legal Analyst your lecturers are supporting you every step of the way makes a huge What you need to know… What you need to know… difference. BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF LAWS TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code LAUREN HODSON MUCWC B1345 MULAW B1395 BACHELOR OF LAWS/BACHELOR OF ARTS Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* (INTERNATIONAL AID AND DEVELOPMENT) 3 years 70 4 years 90 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Law - Graduate Entry
If you want to… 1. Get work experience through our Work Integrated Become a Learning program and intern at real law firms, organisations and clinics. 2. Change career and already have an undergraduate degree, you will be able to practising lawyer complete this degree in just three years. 3. Earn credit towards your degree with hands-on legal training in our award-winning clinic working with real clients.
As a Law - Graduate Entry student you will... in steps • Benefit from the same opportunities as other Law students and gain an understanding of the Australian legal system and specialist areas of law. • Develop strong real-life legal skills through our clinical program with partners such as SCALES Community Legal Centre, where I chose to study at Murdoch you’ll work on real cases with clients. 4 because my degree takes five years, • Develop your reasoning skills in our internationally-recognised mooting program. which is a significant period of time. Including the LLB, LLB combined with another degree or • Be able to complete your practical legal training (PLT) on-campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo Cussen and I knew university would be like my LLB (Graduate). Step 1. College of Law. second home, and so I wanted to If you are applying through TISC, make Murdoch Law You’ll learn Meet the admission go to a university that felt like home. your first preference. Law required for admission to legal practice and be able to select requirements for entry from a broad range of law electives such as human rights law, During open-day at Murdoch, the into your chosen law family law and commercial law. staff were friendly and warm. I loved degree Want to be recognised? that everyone I met was so easy The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements going and homely. As a country kid, of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, I love nature and I liked how Murdoch you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to You’ll get practical real-world experience through our our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. was very green and had so much clinical programs, mooting and work integrated learning Step 2. This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the natural flora. opportunities. Indian Bar Council. Get accepted and I have always had an interest in law complete your law Where it will take you Studying law can lead to a career in any area or industry, from and a passion for helping others. I like degree at Murdoch navigating human rights to exploring emerging fields such as artificial intelligence. Your future career options could include: the combination of criminology and • Solicitor law because criminology provides • Barrister the background information into PLT is a structured training program designed to help • Roles in Federal, State or Local government offending, which will make me a you develop the practical, day-to-day skills you will need • Legal Advisor in the corporate sector or a community legal centre Step 3. better lawyer in the long run. as an entry-level lawyer. Completion of PLT is needed to • Legal Analyst Complete your officially admit you into the legal profession in Australia. JESSICA RANDELL Practical Legal Training (PLT) What you need to know… BACHELOR OF LAWS/BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY (CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR) BACHELOR OF LAWS TISC Code Course Code MULGL B1340 Once you have completed your PLT you can then apply Duration Selection Rank* Step 4. for admission into practice. This is the final step in your 3 years N/A If you don’t meet the ATAR or selection rank transition to a career as a lawyer. Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects needed to apply directly for Law visit Semester 1 and 2 N/A Apply for admission page 22 to find out about to practice *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration our Law pathways.
82 83 Science 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Animal Health 88 Animal Science 89 Crop and Pasture Science 89
BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION
Food Science and Nutrition 90
BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Laboratory Medicine 90
Help solve the BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE)/ world’s future BACHELOR OF CLINICAL CHIROPRACTIC environmental Chiropractic Science and Clinical Chiropractic 91 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE challenges (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES)
Biomedical Science 91 Clinical Laboratory Science 92 Forensic Biology and Toxicology 92 Genetics and Molecular Biology 93
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Conservation and Wildlife Biology 93 Environmental Management and Sustainability 94 Environmental Science 94 Marine Biology 95 Marine Science 95
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN VETERINARY BIOLOGY/ DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Veterinary Science 97
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BACHELOR OF STUDY AT THE CENTRE OF HEALTH CRIMINOLOGY/ The best of SCIENCE IN WA As a Murdoch student, you’ll learn in the heart of Perth’s emerging health precinct where you’ll undertake hands-on BACHELOR OF work experience. You’ll benefit from the strong partnerships we have with SCIENCE our neighbours, including the $200 million Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, Fiona Stanley and St John of (FORENSIC BIOLOGY Science God hospitals, the Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases, the Australian National Phenome Centre, AND TOXICOLOGY) the Ngangk Yira Research Centre and the Centre for Comparative Genomics. Combat crime and make our EXPERIENCE ON-CAMPUS ‘NATURAL LABORATORIES’ communities safer. Our campus is one of the largest in Australia, home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. This means your Are you interested in using your inquisitive coursework will take advantage of our stunning ‘natural mind, and attention to detail to aid crime laboratories’ right here on-campus. You’ll get to combine scene investigations or prevent crime? textbook learnings with hands-on field practice experience across our conservation category wetlands and banksia In this unique double degree you’ll learn woodland. You may also experience handling turtles, forensic techniques including how to quendas, endangered carnaby’s and other black determine the cause of death, analyse DNA, cockatoos, and more than 200 species of plants. fingerprints and bloodstain patterns and identify skeletal remains. The criminology HAVE ACCESS TO UNIQUE MURDOCH component will give you insights into crime, FACILITIES the science of the mind and the criminal We are proud to say we are the only city-based university justice system, from policing and prevention in Australia with a farm and animal production property. to prison and release. You’ll also get hands-on Designed for your practical classes, this is where you may find yourself managing soil sampling procedures, experience in our crime scene rooms where practising animal handling techniques or undertaking you can learn the highly specialised, practical a crime scene investigation. We also have a veterinary skills needed for a crime-fighting career. teaching hospital, complete with an exotic animal clinic, cancer and dermatology clinics, a 24-hour emergency centre and an equine centre with operating theatres specially designed for horses. Why study Criminology/ Forensic Biology and DISCOVER INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS Use our partnerships, across industry and government, Toxicology at Murdoch? to take your course learnings to the next level. From the Perth Zoo, animal shelters, the WA Department of Primary 1. Only course of its kind in Australia. Double Industries and Regional Development to a wide range your career opportunities with the only of farms and veterinary practices, both in Australia and internationally, there are plenty of opportunities to expand course of its kind in Australia. When you on your experience. You could even go global and take graduate you’ll not only be able to pursue your learning overseas like our Forensic Biology and incredibly unique professions, but you’ll be Toxicology students did in 2019 when they were immersed able to step into two different fields. in crime scene investigation on a trip to Malaysia. 2. Solve a case before you graduate. Based LEARN FROM LEADING LECTURERS on real-life circumstances, examine a crime case where you’ll become a forensic Murdoch is a proud community that supports and leads a range of research institutes and centres that help make expert in a specific field and use your world-changing discoveries. These include the Harry knowledge and skills to present that Butler Institute, Health Futures and the Food Futures evidence in court. Industry links Institute. But we’re also home to supportive academic and 5 star rating Strong career growth professional staff members who want you to succeed, build 3. Work on real-world requests. Senior for skills development for medical technicians, pathology collectors, Interact with researchers and scientists, your personal networks and undertake research on your lecturers Dr David Keatley and Brendan in Veterinary Science medical laboratory technicians, environmental with strong industry links, from Murdoch’s own terms. Our leading academics don’t just challenge scientists, agricultural scientists, veterinarians world-class research centres Chapman co-captain a forensics and conventional wisdom and tackle some of the world’s big GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 and veterinary nurses criminology group called the Cold Case issues – they’re finding answers. AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT JOB OUTLOOK 2020 Review @Murdoch made up of students and staff who work on real-world cold cases and receive regular requests from 86 investigators for their expert consultation. 87 BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Animal Health Animal Science Crop and Pasture Science If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Go to classes at the only city-based university farm 1. Go to classes at the only city-based university farm 1. Study at Australia’s only campus-based farm to in Australia. in Australia. gain hands-on experience in soil science, crop science and pasture science. 2. Complete a total of seven weeks industry 2. Complete a total of seven weeks industry experience throughout the course across three or experience throughout the course across three or 2. Get hands-on experience across a total of eight more industries. more industries. weeks of industry placements in farms and agriculture research programs. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Have opportunities for direct interactions with 3. Have the opportunity to travel across Australia growers and industry experts in Australia’s diverse to compete at the Intercollegiate Meat Judging 3. Be taught by lecturers who are leading national farming industries. program, and the National Merino Challenge. and international research projects, so you graduate with cutting-edge subject knowledge.
As an Animal Health student you will... As an Animal Science student you will... As a Crop and Pasture Science student you will... • Explore the latest issues, technology and opportunities in the field • Learn how technology and sustainable practices are being used • Find out how the latest research and industry practices are of animal health. to meet increasing demand for food production. addressing increasing global concern around food security. • Focus on the condition and wellbeing of domestic animals, • Explore developments in animal management, disease control, • Learn how science is applied to food production in cropping and production animals such as sheep, cattle and pigs, and wildlife. improved welfare and new molecular technologies. pasture systems regionally, nationally and globally. • Develop teamwork, problem-solving and communication skills • Gain a comprehensive understanding of animal production • Gain extensive knowledge of the factors that affect the growth and be taught by some of Australia’s leading animal health systems in a range of industries. of plants used for food and forage production, and how plant experts. • Explore how new DNA technologies are transforming our growth can be manipulated. • Learn skills that will prepare you to succeed in a range of traditional food and fibre production systems. • Learn how new technologies are improving the yield, profitability industries including agriculture, companion animal industries • Have the opportunity to apply to study Veterinary Science when and sustainability of food production systems. and wildlife management. you combine Animal Health and Animal Science as a double • Have the opportunity to apply to study Veterinary Science when major. You’ll learn you combine Animal Health and Animal Science as a double Agricultural science and food production, crop protection and plant I moved from Canberra to Perth to major. You’ll learn biosecurity, agricultural markets, economics and policy, crop and Livestock science and genetics, veterinary nutrition and animal pasture science, and agricultural and environmental technologies. study animal science as I had heard You’ll learn toxicology, comparative mammalian biochemistry, animal structure great reviews from family and friends Comparative mammalian biochemistry, principles of infectious and function, and animal production systems. Where it will take you disease – veterinary microbiology, animal structure and function, This major will make you an adaptable and innovative agricultural that Murdoch is an excellent university pathology and diseases of production animals, and genetic Where it will take you scientist ready for a variety of careers in the agricultural industries. engineering. Your future career options could include: for science related degrees. My main A major in Animal Science will give you opportunities to pursue a career in a wide range of fields, including agriculture, food • Agricultural Scientist reason was because Murdoch has a Where it will take you production industries and research. Your future career options could A major in Animal Health will give you opportunities to pursue include: • Agronomist great course for veterinary science, a career in a wide range of fields, including agriculture, food • Biosecurity and Quarantine Officer • Farm Business Manager which is what I am passionate about production industries and research. Your future career options could • Farm Manager include: • Research Advisor/Extension • Research Scientist studying for a future career. • Biosecurity and Quarantine Officer • Research Scientist • Farm Manager • Technical Advisor Now I am at Murdoch, I have found • Genetic Technologies Consultant • Agribusiness Consultant that the animal science degree is • Research Scientist particularly hands-on, which is the most • Livestock Manager effective way of learning for myself. It also makes the learning much more enjoyable, valuable and unforgettable.
I have also had a great experience with the online learning, with all my teachers What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… having been supportive, understanding BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code and willing to answer any questions I MUSAH B1391 MUSAS B1391 MUSPC B1391 have. Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 EMILY WING Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Methods Methods *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration (ANIMAL HEALTH AND ANIMAL SCIENCE) *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
88 89 BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL, AND NUTRITION (CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE)/ MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) BACHELOR OF CLINICAL CHIROPRACTIC
Food Science and Nutrition Laboratory Medicine Chiropractic Science and Biomedical Science Clinical Chiropractic If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Learn about the role of food and nutrition in human 1. Develop skills in the handling of patient material, If you want to… 1. Study in the heart of the Murdoch Health Precinct, performance, health and wellbeing, and illness laboratory testing and analysing clinical results. which includes three hospitals and a medical 1. Study the only fully-accredited chiropractic course prevention. research institute. 2. Study in a major health precinct including three in Western Australia. 2. Prepare for a career relating to the promotion of hospitals and a medical research institute. 2. Grow your industry connections with strong industry 2. Develop the commercial skills needed to run your health at individual and community levels. links from Murdoch’s world-class research centres.
3. Learn on the latest instrumentation as part of our own practice. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Build your skills in human nutrition, evidence-based extensive hands-on practical training, including 3. Learn among researchers who have been ranked as 3. Gain hands-on experience working in our purpose- food and nutrition practice, food science and food industry placements within diagnostic pathology ‘well above’ world standard for medical and health built, on-campus chiropractic and rehabilitation product development. laboratories. sciences, immunology and medical microbiology clinic where you’ll treat members of the public. (source: ERA, 2018).
As a Food Science and Nutrition student you will... As a Laboratory Medicine student you will... As a Chiropractic Science and Clinical Chiropractic student As a Biomedical Science student you will... • Study in the heart of the Murdoch Health Precinct, which • Complete a four-year degree including work integrated learning you will… • Explore a variety of disciplines including physiology, microbiology, includes public and private hospitals and the Australian National in diagnostic pathology laboratories. • Learn how to recognise the signs and symptoms of various immunology, cell biology, biochemistry and pathology. Phenome Centre. • Learn from academics with an open-door policy, so you can get disorders involving the musculoskeletal system and related pain • Broaden your scope by including other areas of study such • Take advantage of our living labs to grow your food production the help and advice you need to succeed. syndromes. as anatomy, parasitology, haematology, histology and research knowledge, including at our Whitby Falls farm. • Learn by doing, with laboratory content throughout the course • Develop well-rounded scientific and clinical skills required, so you pharmacology. • Grow your industry connections as you interact with researchers to ensure you acquire practical skills and reinforce theoretical graduate ready to work. • Complete extensive hands-on practical classes guided by and scientists, with strong industry links, from Murdoch’s world- principles. • First complete a three-year Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, lecturers who are making a real-world impact with their research. class research centres. giving you the knowledge you need in human biological sciences • Learn both broad-based and specific laboratory techniques • Study subjects including chemistry, biochemistry, human You’ll learn and introducing you to chiropractic skills and theory. You then needed in the medical sciences, including cutting-edge physiology, principles of nutrition, nutrition and disease, food Clinical microbiology, clinical biochemistry, clinical haematology, progress to the two-year Bachelor of Clinical Chiropractic where advances in modern medical research. science and food product development. pathological basis of disease and diagnostic genomics. you will learn the skills you need to practice as a primary contact healthcare professional. You’ll learn You’ll learn Want to be recognised? Cell biology (structure and function of cells), medical microbiology You’ll learn The role of food and nutrition in human health and illness This course is recognised by the Australian Institute of Medical (bacteria, viruses and fungi that cause disease), medical prevention, food composition knowledge and cooking/culinary Scientists (AIMS). Manual therapies for the spine and extremities, differential immunology and molecular genetics (how the body defends skills, novel food product design, the role of food and nutrition diagnosis, clinical anatomy, neurology and radiology, rehabilitation itself against infection and how genetics is important in medical in sport performance and cognitive performance, and an Where it will take you and physical therapy, pharmacology and applied nutrition. science), biomedical physiology (how body systems function) and understanding of food and its impacts on the human microbiome. Pursue a range of roles in public or private diagnostic pathology, pathological basis of disease (causes and effects of diseases, Want to be recognised? research or work in laboratories as a technician. You could also including cancer). Where it will take you explore the fields of medical and life science research, marketing, With a degree accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education When you graduate from this course you are likely to find work in media and academia, or take on further studies in medicine, Australasia (CCEA), you will be eligible for registration in Australia, Where it will take you a health field, in the food sector or a human nutrition science field. pharmacy, dentistry and veterinary science. Your future career New Zealand and many other parts of the world. When you graduate, you could pursue a career in various medical Your future career options could include: options could include: and health related fields. Your future career options could include: Where it will take you • Nutritionist or Public Health Nutritionist • Medical Scientist • Medical Researcher You’ll graduate with the internationally-recognised qualifications • Food Scientist or Technologist • Technical Officer you need to become a registered healthcare professional in • Medical Biotechnologist • Product Manager • Laboratory Technician Australia and other countries. Your future career options could • Laboratory Technologist (in hospitals, medical research institutes • Food Safety Officer • Research Scientist include: or universities) • Food Marketing and Food Media • Medical Representative • Registered Chiropractor in private practice • Biomedical Sales and Marketing Specialist • Manager in educational health and wellbeing • Academic work in the tertiary education sector • Human Biology Teacher (with further study) and community programs • Researcher within a university setting or private facility • Consultant to government and non-governmental organisations, health policy panels and regulatory bodies
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BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE)/ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF CLINICAL CHIROPRACTIC (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUFSN B1389 MUSLA B1374 TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUSCP B1331 MUSBM B1380 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 4 years 70 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 5 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Semester 1 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Applications Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Human Biology, Semester 1 and 2 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Physics Mathematics Methods, Physics *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
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Clinical Laboratory Science Forensic Biology and Toxicology Genetics and Molecular Biology Conservation and Wildlife Biology
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Study in the Murdoch Health Precinct, which 1. Work with international and local organisations 1. Study among our world-class molecular research 1. Volunteer for conservation projects including includes the Institute for Immunology and on real projects as part of our Work Integrated centres, including the Institute for Immunology and wildlife rehabilitation, Eyre Bird Observatory, Infectious Diseases. Learning program. Infectious Diseases. Turtle Tagging and Landcare, and more. 2. Gain hands-on laboratory experience to help 2. Get hands-on experience as you apply DNA 2. Learn among researchers who have been ranked 2. Take fieldwork in every semester, including in you develop your practical skills and reinforce the sequencing and other forensic techniques from ‘above’ world standard for immunology and Murdoch’s campus bushland to support native theory you learn. the lab to simulated crime scenes. genetics. fauna. 3. Prepare for the workforce or further study as 3. Study analytical techniques in our state-of-the- 3. Learn by doing, with laboratory content throughout 3. Get involved in student environmental social you learn about the latest advances in modern art laboratory, which is part of the Australian the course so you’ll learn practical skills and groups where you can participate in environmental diagnostic science. National Phenome Centre. reinforce theoretical principles. initiatives, network and socialise.
As a Clinical Laboratory Science student you will... As a Forensic Biology and Toxicology student you will... As a Genetics and Molecular Biology student you will... As a Conservation and Wildlife Biology student you will... • Explore medical technology and work in practical laboratories • Learn how to recognise blunt and sharp force injuries and the • Learn how to solve problems at the molecular level, with the most • Complete studies in ecology, genetics, evolutionary biology, to gain skills needed to analyse, diagnose and research human weapons that cause them. up-to-date knowledge and training in molecular genetics. and conservation and wildlife management. diseases. • Study the pathology of asphyxiation, electrocution, gunshot • Gain the molecular biology skills to analyse molecular samples • Gain the technical skills you need for a career in conservation • Examine disease processes and learn the technical skills needed wounds and the injuries associated with fatal fires. and learn how to apply them across a range of fields. management. to handle patient material collected in hospitals, surgeries and • Learn witness imaging techniques, with hands-on training in • Get hands-on laboratory experience to learn practical skills • Complete case studies and field experience to gain an forensic investigations. facial approximation. which reinforce the theory you’ve learned. understanding of the social, political and economic context of • Perform clinical testing and analyse and report results. • Explore DNA sequencing and work on simulated crime scenes conservation policy development. • Learn about human biology, cell and molecular and molecular on and off-campus. You’ll learn You’ll learn genetics. • Investigate a murder case, in your final year, including examining Cell biology (structure and function of cells), genetics and evolution • Study a range of clinical laboratory disciplines including the crime scene and presenting evidence in a courtroom. (studying the evolution of life and population development), Ecology, conservation biology, wildlife biology, genetics and microbiology, immunology, biochemistry and haematology. microbiology (bacteria, viruses and fungi, important in industrial, evolution, and Australian biodiversity. You’ll learn ecological, agricultural and medical settings), genetic engineering (construction and uses of GMOs and associated ethical Where it will take you You’ll learn Forensic science and miscarriages of justice, crime scene considerations), biochemistry (importance of molecules in cell When you graduate, you’ll have the skills and experience you need Clinical microbiology, histopathology, haematology, diagnostic investigation, forensic DNA analysis, forensic anatomy and function) and systems biology (holistic approach to understanding genomics and clinical immunology. anthropology and forensic toxicology. to take on challenging roles in wildlife ecology, landscape and biological functions). vegetation management, biodiversity conservation, animal biology and park management. Your future career options could include: Where it will take you Where it will take you Where it will take you Clinical laboratory science will allow you to pursue a career in You could pursue a range of roles in Australia or overseas. You’ll be prepared for a career working in hospitals, research • Research Scientist health-related fields. Your future career options could include: Your future career options could include: organisations such as the CSIRO and medical research centres, • Wildlife Officer • Laboratory Technician • Crime Scene Officer universities and agriculture departments, biotechnology and food • Environmental Officer processing industries. Your future career options could include: • Technical Officer • Forensic Biologist • Nature-based Tourism • Medical Researcher • Forensic Investigator • Molecular Biologist • Wildlife Forensics • Laboratory Assistant • Forensic Toxicologist • Bioinformatician • Research Scientist • Wildlife Forensics Officer • Genetic Engineer • Molecular Biotechnologist • Research Scientist or University Academic
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUSCW B1317 MUSCL B1380 MUSFB B1380 MUSMB B1380 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Mathematics Applications *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
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Environmental Management Environmental Science Marine Biology Marine Science and Sustainability If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Gain experience in our on-campus conservation 1. Participate in field research camps, including to 1. Gain field experience in marine, coastal and 1. Get hands-on with turtles, quendas, and category wetlands and banksia woodland that’s Point Peron or Coral Bay. estuarine environments along the coast of Western home to more than 200 species of plants. Australia. endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos in our 2. Become job-ready with every unit you study on-campus conservation category wetlands 2. Gain new environmental knowledge through comprising laboratory sessions or fieldwork. 2. Learn how modern technology has revolutionised and banksia woodland. research study that’s embedded in your degree. oceanography and enabled advanced analysis of
3. Put theory into context on local and global scales • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 the world’s oceans. 2. Expand your practical experience with field trips 3. Study with environmental practitioners and with real-life examples and a holistic approach to and volunteer projects. internationally respected experts, including teaching. 3. Be part of our marine industries, which add more 3. Use spatial planning technology to reconcile members of the Intergovernmental Panel on than AU$50 billion each year to the ‘blue economy’. human use and native habitat in protected areas. climate change.
As an Environmental Management and Sustainability As an Environmental Science student you will... As a Marine Biology student you will... As a Marine Science student you will... student you will... • Learn how the environment works, and how we interact with it • Develop a detailed understanding of the biota and ecological • Study oceanography, atmospheric science, marine biology, • Understand how to critically analyse issues, solve problems, and daily and as part of large institutions and organisations. processes of marine environments. marine ecology and marine management, plus more. communicate effectively with others. • Gain interdisciplinary knowledge in water and earth sciences, • Gain an appreciation of the diversity of marine life, the • Learn how to assess the state of the marine environment, • Tackle current and future environmental issues and develop ecology, policy, law, and environmental management. interactions between species and biota, and the physical investigate climate change adaptation and manage coastal sustainable solutions. • Learn how to integrate your knowledge to sustain healthy environment. ecosystems. • Complete practical experience throughout the course, including environments. • Cover topics including fish, wildlife populations and ecology, • Develop laboratory and research methods, advanced field both on-campus and in the field. aquaculture and human impacts. • Complete hands-on field and laboratory-based practical procedures, numerical and spatial analysis techniques, and • Develop knowledge in environmental restoration and learning. • Complete extensive fieldwork and practical learning. report writing. management, approaches to sustainability, and technical skills in • Complete a work placement with one of our many committed • Learn in industry-standard laboratories, like the marine and statistics and mapping technology. partners in industry, government and non-governmental freshwater research laboratory, equipped with world-class You’ll learn • Graduate with a scientific knowledge base, combined with organisations. research instruments. Coastal and marine management, oceanography and hands-on experience in real-world issues. • Have the opportunity to customise your degree with minors marine pollution, marine ecology, atmospheric science and • Customise your degree with minors in Nature-based Tourism, in Applied Statistics, Resource Management, Sustainable You’ll learn animal diversity. Ecosystem Management, Environmental Issues, Resource Development, and more. Animal diversity, marine ecology, marine botany, aquaculture and Management, Waste and Water Management, and more. fish and wildlife populations. Where it will take you You’ll learn You’ll be qualified to work as a scientist in a range of marine-based You’ll learn Atmospheric processes and relationships to climate change, how Where it will take you professions, including marine environmental management, marine Social and environmental values of protected areas, legislation and water, soils and plants interact, and shape natural and human A Marine Biology major will create career opportunities in a range industries, marine biodiversity conservation, marine-based tourism policy conservation, natural resource management and science- landscapes and waterbodies, ecological research to understand of environmental-related fields. Your future career options could and marine ecology. Your future career options could include: based environmental restoration. and mitigate threats to biodiversity, and effective, science-based include: techniques in environmental assessment of wetlands. • Coastal Manager • Aquatic Ecologist Where it will take you • Fisheries Officer Where it will take you • Marine Policy and Planning Officer Pursue a career across a range of fields, such as air and water • Marine Environmental Consultant quality, biodiversity and ecosystem restoration, ecotourism, fisheries Pursue a career across a range of fields, such as biodiversity and • Fisheries Biologist • Biological Oceanographer ecosystem restoration, climate change adaptation and mitigation, and wildlife. Your future career options could include: • Coastal Community Officer • Marine Park Ranger alternative energy, mining rehabilitation, and natural resources. • Marine Biologist in marine-based tourism • Environmental Consultant Your future career options could include: • Mining Rehabilitation Officer • Atmospheric or Climate Change Scientist • Natural Resource Manager • Environmental Consultant • Parks and Wildlife Officer • Environmental Ecologist • Urban and Regional Planner • Natural Resource Manager • Restoration Ecologist
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUSEM B1317 MUSES B1317 MUSBI B1317 MUSMS B1317 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications
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Veterinary Science
If you want to… 1. Learn in our fully operational animal hospital, complete with an exotic animal clinic, cancer and dermatology clinics and a 24-hour emergency centre. 2. Complete placements with animal shelters, the Perth Zoo and a wide range of farms and veterinary practices, both in Australia and internationally. 3. Be trained by some of the best veterinary teaching staff in Australia and beyond.
As a Veterinary Science student you will... • Gain a science-based approach and hands-on experience that will prepare you for the highest standard of work in the veterinary industry. • Graduate ready for a career across a range of settings, such as primary care, emergency, small animal practice, large animal or mixed practice, or as a government veterinarian. • Complete a three-year, six-semester Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Biology) that progresses into an integrated two-year, six-trimester DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine). This means you can complete a full qualification over five years.
You’ll learn I chose to study at Murdoch Veterinary structure and function, principles of surgery, anaesthesia and diagnostic imaging, processes in animal disease, health and because Murdoch had one of the management of production animals, avian and wildlife and exotic pet medicine. best reputations of all the universities I had applied to, as well as the best Want to be recognised? This course is accredited by the Australasian Veterinary Boards location. It is close to the beach and Council (AVBC), Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and the city while still having enough the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). space to have their very own farm Where it will take you with herds of horses and cattle to aid When you graduate you will be prepared for a career in animal health related fields, with animals of all species and sizes. Your our learning. future career options could include: • Veterinary Clinician, in private practice or academia The close relationships developed • Undertaking specialist training in a wide range of clinical disciplines (such as surgery, medicine, pathology, reproduction, between students and staff sets dermatology) Murdoch apart. Not only are the • Industry Consultant in agriculture, equestrian sport, animal welfare and animal behaviour staff highly qualified, incredibly • Government Veterinarian, working on biosecurity, food security, knowledgeable professionals, but herd disease and management • Researcher in all aspects of animal health and welfare, including they also work incredibly hard to animal models of disease introduce and encourage involvement in the profession. What you need to know… JOSIE SINCLAIR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN VETERINARY BIOLOGY/ GAIN THE ADVANTAGE OF DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN TISC Code Course Code MUSVB (School Leavers) B1330 (School Leavers) OUR FULLY OPERATIONAL MUSVV (Non School Leavers) B1341 (Non School Leavers) Duration Selection Rank* ON-CAMPUS FARM — THE ONLY 5 years 98 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects ONE OF ITS KIND IN AUSTRALIA Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Physics
*Minimum ATAR required for consideration 96 97 Social & • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 Cultural Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS
Community Development 102 English and Creative Writing 102 Global Challenges 103 Global Politics and Policy 104 History 104 International Aid and Development 105 Japanese 106 Philosophy 106 Psychology 107 Sociology 108 Sustainable Development 108 Tourism and Events 109
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Terrorism and Counterterrorism 109
Develop your creative ideas and think freely
98 99 FEATURED COURSE NEW COURSE AT MURDOCH! Are you interested in learning about the challenges that face life on the planet? The new global challenges major will provide you with the ability to identify and understand social and industry BACHELOR OF ARTS trends that will reshape the world in coming decades, and will allow you to develop the capabilities necessary to IN INTERNATIONAL 5 star rating succeed in a reshaped society. You’ll also learn how our present and past thinking, for median graduate starting salary AID AND for humanities and social sciences relating to social and political change, are part of the and for overall experience, teaching solutions being advanced by leading thinkers across quality and student support multiple industries. DEVELOPMENT
GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 TAKE YOUR THINKING GLOBAL Make a positive impact Studying a degree in social and cultural studies opens you up to theoretical learning with hands-on industry on the world. placements and global internship opportunities. Are you passionate about equality for all and You could travel to Indonesia for a semester as part of the national Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ helping communities develop a better future? Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) program or complete a Studying a Bachelor of Arts in International semester in Japan at one of our 10 partner universities. Learning resources You can also take advantage of our strong links to Asia Aid and Development will allow you to explore 86% of our students were satisfied with through our Asia Research Centre, a leading international current challenges of poverty and inequality the learning resources provided by authority on politics, governance and social change in the while gaining an in-depth understanding of Murdoch University in humanities and contemporary Asian region – located right here at our Perth social sciences international development programs and campus. approaches to help combat these. GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 GET HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE You’ll be able to work with local and THROUGHOUT YOUR STUDIES international organisations on projects to gain a real-world perspective and hands-on Develop the skills that boost your competitive advantage and get you career-ready upon graduating. Murdoch’s experience that you can apply in your career Work Integrated Learning program allows you to upon graduating. complete internships and placements through our industry contacts including community groups, private Study 2 majors organisations, non-government organisations (NGOs), or government agencies. Why study International at once without adding any time to your degree Aid and Development MAXIMISE YOUR STUDIES BY ADDING A CO-MAJOR OR MINOR TO YOUR at Murdoch? DEGREE 1. Experience a week-long immersion We have a wide range of Social and Cultural Studies co-majors and minors on offer, which you can study whilst you study. Enjoy a team bonding alongside your chosen major. You could choose from Asian field trip to Denmark, Western Australia studies, community development, gender studies, global with your peers and learn about aid politics, religion or sustainable development. and development approaches such as community resilience. COMPLEMENT YOUR DEGREE BY STUDYING A MINOR 2. Take your studies global*. You could travel to Indonesia for a semester or over Whether you want to tap into an area of personal interest, summer as part of the Study Indonesia expand your learning or increase your career potential upon graduating, studying a minor might be for you. Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ There is a range of minors that you can choose from at Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) program. Murdoch, depending on where your interests lie. You could choose to study: 3. Collaborate with practitioners in the The best of industry. Learn alongside industry expert • Asian Studies • Indonesian academics, like Dr Rochelle Spencer, who • Anthropology • Japanese have worked on aid and development • Community • International Aid projects in South America and Africa. Development and Development • Creative Writing • Sustainable *Subject to international travel restrictions Social • Literature Development • Global Politics • Sustainability, Ecosystems and Interested in making a lasting difference in communities? & • Critical and Community Human Security Development Learn more about International Aid • Security, Terrorism and • Sociology Counterterrorism and Development on page 105. • Tourism • Gender Studies Cultural • Events • Modern History 100 101 BACHELOR OF ARTS
Community Development English and Creative Writing Global Challenges
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Intern with community groups, private 1. Work with organisations on real projects with our 1. Learn critical thinking and data analytic skills that organisations, non-government agencies, or on-campus student creative consultancy MESH, have been identified by employers as two of the government departments through our Work and complete internships through our Work most important attributes for the future workforce. Integrated Learning program. Integrated Learning program. 2. Undertake internships through our dedicated 2. Expand your career prospects even further by 2. Showcase your creative work through local, Work Integrated Learning program. combining Community Development with another national or even global competitions. 3. Develop skills, agility and disposition that equip major such as International Aid and Development 3. Work in an industry with moderate job growth for you for the world of work in an age of rapid or Global Politics and Policy. authors, book and script editors (source: Australian change and technological disruption. 3. Create an e-portfolio to showcase your work to Government Job Outlook 2020). employers when you graduate.
As a Community Development student, you will… As an English and Creative Writing student, you will… As a Global Challenges student, you will… • Learn how to make a difference in local communities by working • Develop your skills to make people laugh, cry and think from a • Gain the ability to identify and understand social and industry closely with schools, local councils, ecologists, Indigenous new perspective. trends that will reshape Australia and the world in coming groups, social services organisations, resource companies, • Learn to write in a range of literary and related genres, think decades. universities and other groups. critically and creatively, apply knowledge and information, and • Develop the capabilities necessary to succeed in a reshaped • Explore how to encourage people to get more involved in locally communicate effectively. society. designed projects. • Learn from scholars and established writers, ranging from • Learn about the challenges facing life on the planet, and how • Experience different examples of community development short story authors and novelists, to drama practitioners and our present and past thinking, relating to social and political projects and learn about the history of community work, policy performance theorists. change, are part of the solutions being advanced by leading and the diversity of communities. • Explore a wide range of literary, theoretical and dramatic texts, thinkers across the social sciences, the humanities, business and • Graduate with the knowledge and practical skills needed to from the Renaissance to the present day. elsewhere. work in a range of scenarios. You’ll learn You’ll learn You’ll learn Professional writing and editing, reading and writing in the What the world will look like in the future, key challenges facing Creative ways to work with the community, overseas aid and online world, poetry, literature, imagination and politics, and the the planet, how to invigorate traditional jobs with the technology international development, Indigenous community development, approaches to reading and writing. and ideas of the future, convergence of four technologies − SMAC social policy and community action and sustainable urban (social, mobile, analytics and cloud) that is driving business communities. Where it will take you innovation. You could become an author or editor and will be well prepared for Where it will take you Where it will take you employment in advertising, design, teaching, public administration, You could work in local communities in a range of roles in Australia journalism, publishing, computer arts, and many fields of business. You could find yourself working in the government sector, in or overseas. Your future career options could include: Your future career options could include: established and emerging businesses, in consultancies and in the not-for-profit sector. Your future career options could include: • Community Project Manager • Copywriter • Business and Government Relationship Analyst • Youth Engagement Officer • Editor • Entrepreneur/Business Owner • Regional Development Coordinator • Journalist • Policy Advisor (non-profit sector, Local/State government) • International Aid/Development Worker • Arts Administrator • Content Producer for New Media • Community Development Officer • Professional Writer • Policy Analyst • Research Officer
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BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUACD B1356 MUAEC B1356 MUAGC B1356 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Global Politics and Policy History International Aid and Development
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Explore a unique combination of global politics and 1. Study at a university that is ranked in the top 20 1. Take on international aid and development economics to build knowledge and skills which will universities in Australia for history, philosophy and volunteering projects which will count towards As the first member of my family be in demand by a range of employers. theology (source: Times Higher Education Rankings by subject your academic credits. 2020 251-300 category). to go to university, I really had no 2. Build your network of contacts through industry 2. Work with local and international organisations connections. 2. Learn from history experts who explore how on real projects as part of our Work Integrated idea what to expect. When I was democracy, social change, intellectual history and Learning program. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Travel to Indonesia for a semester as part of the asked what I wanted to be when modern life have impacted Thailand. ACICIS Study Indonesia program (the Australian 3. Gain critical thinking and creative I grew up, I had a list of jobs such Consortium for ‘In-Country’ indonesian studies). 3. Benefit from our strong links with the Asia region problem-solving skills you can apply in any career. as an astronaut, palaeontologist, through our Asia Research Centre, an international leader in the study of East and Southeast Asia. astrophysicist, archaeologist and historian. I figured if I studied history, I would learn all about the world in As a Global Politics and Policy student, you will… As a History student, you will… As an International Aid and Development student, you will… one discipline. • Examine political power, public policy, political institutions, ideas • Learn about the major categories of power in the modern world, • Explore the challenges and the changing approaches to and processes, and their transformations at national and global including military, diplomatic, political, economic, religious, international aid by governments, international organisations levels. cultural, normative and effective power. and aid agencies, and gain an in-depth understanding of As a child, I loved learning about the • Learn how organisations, including government bodies, can • Develop a solid understanding of the role Asia has played in the international development programs and approaches. history of the universe and I spent my benefit from high-performing leaders and strong internal systems. history of the modern world. • Focus on how to work with people to help them develop skills • Learn critical and creative thinking skills you can apply to any • Study the history of Australia, Europe or Asia as elective units. for what’s known as participatory development practice. free time reading books, watching career. • Have the literary, analytical and communication skills, when you • Gain critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills you can documentaries, and playing video • Work with international and local organisations on real projects graduate, that you need for a broad range of careers including apply in any career. as part of our Work Integrated Learning program. roles in foreign affairs, journalism, teaching and the public • Travel to Indonesia for a semester or summer as part of the Study games. I knew I wanted to study a service. Indonesia ACICIS program to put your learning into practice. history degree and I remember that You’ll learn The international political economy, terrorism and political violence You’ll learn You’ll learn I looked over the course and elective in Southeast Asia, politics and security in Southeast Asia: terrorists, Spies, saboteurs and secret agents, the Vietnam wars, the Second Understanding international politics, creative ways to work with units, and I became really excited at gangsters and the state, public policy, politics, power and policy. World War in Europe, Hollywood and history, Tudors and treachery: community, international aid and development in practice, sex religion, politics, and society in sixteenth century England. and gender matters, sustainable urban communities. the prospect of studying things like Where it will take you Where it will take you colonialism, the Cold War and You could pursue a wide range of career opportunities. Your future Where it will take you career options could include: You’ll have the literary, analytical and communication skills you You could work in a range of roles in Australia or overseas. South-East Asian history. need for a broad range of careers in both the public and private Your future career options could include: • Political and Policy Advisor sectors. Your future career options could include: • Politician • Aid and Development Worker JONATHON HEWINS • Diplomat • Security Analyst • International Diplomacy • Policy Advisor BACHELOR OF ARTS HONOURS (HISTORY) • Lobbyist • Refugee and Migrant Support Worker • Research Officer • Policy Analyst • Historian • Program Officer • Documentary or Museum Researcher
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BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUAPI B1356 MUAHI B1356 MUAAD B1356 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Japanese Philosophy Psychology
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Study at a university that is ranked in the top 20 1. Study at a university that is ranked in the top 20 1. Take the first step towards becoming a registered universities in Australia for languages, literature universities in Australia for history, philosophy psychologist with this course. and linguistics (source: Times Higher Education Rankings by and theology (source: Times Higher Education Rankings by 2. Get exposure, in your first year units, to how Subject 2020, 251-300 category). Subject 2020 251-300 category). research studies are conducted, with participation 2. Immerse yourself in Japanese culture and language 2. Gain critical thinking and analytic skills - in ongoing research rewarded with course credit. by studying at one of our 10 partner universities in identified by employers as two of the most 3. Study an area with strong growth predicted in Japan for a semester or more. important attributes for the future workforce. psychology jobs for Australia over the next five 3. Study at a university that received a five-star rating 3. Perfect the art of analysing and evaluating years. (source: Job Outlook 2019). for median graduate starting salaries in the field of arguments, make informed decisions and provide languages (source: The Good Universities Guide 2020). recommendations on complex problems.
As a Japanese student, you will… As a Philosophy student, you will… As a Psychology student, you will… • Develop the ability to engage in professional activities working • Learn how to address some of the most fundamental questions in • Get the opportunity to take psychology as either a Bachelor of with the people and culture of Japan. life, which science cannot answer. Arts or a Bachelor of Science. • Build your proficiency in the four skills of listening, speaking, • Gain an understanding of the role that conceptual frameworks • Learn about all the major fields in psychology, including human reading and writing contemporary Japanese. play in shaping our world and how changing things often starts development; biological, social, and cultural influences; abilities • Learn about many aspects of Japanese culture and society. with re-thinking them in a new, perhaps controversial way. and disabilities; and psychological disorders. • Take part in an exchange program and travel to Japan. • Become a competent thinker, leader, communicator and • Build special expertise in the social and developmental areas of innovator. psychology and complete a capstone unit in family relations and You’ll learn • Focus on contemporary problems in ethics and justice; the social development. Contemporary Japanese spoken and written language, Japanese relationship between philosophy, politics, and economics; or the • Examine leading-edge research and practical applications to cultural practices, Japanese world views, many aspects of the relationship between power and knowledge. explore how we make sense of ourselves. society, history and nature of Japan, research skills and methods using Japanese sources. You’ll learn You’ll learn Murdoch provided me with an Critical and creative thinking, logical reasoning, advanced Family and interpersonal relations, how people think, plan, abundance of opportunities to grow Want to be recognised? communication skills, ethical problem-solving, history of ideas and remember and make decisions, how human beings change and You can apply for professional accreditation as an interpreter and their impact on the sciences, literature, art and society. develop through the lifespan, how society, culture and the people exponentially. As an international influence our behaviour, how individuals differ in their personality translator through testing by the National Accreditation Authority for Where it will take you student, my options to study across the Translators and Interpreters (NAATI). and talents, how biology influences behaviour, psychological You will develop skills in philosophy that can be applied almost disorders and what causes them, and how psychologists can world were endless. I toured multiple Where it will take you anywhere. Your future career options could include: help, techniques for investigating people’s thoughts, feelings and behaviour. campuses, however it was Murdoch You’ll have the language skills and cultural knowledge needed to • Intelligence Services work in a broad range of industries, both locally and internationally. that held a lasting effect on me. I was • Policy Advisor or Analyst Want to be recognised? Your future career options could include: • Public Service This course is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation welcomed with open arms. • Diplomat Council. With the addition of a fourth year of study, such as our • Academia/Research • Interpreter or Translator Graduate Diploma or Honours program, you will be eligible for provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia. I had chosen to study psychology • Hospitality or Tourism Operator • Japanese Teacher or Academic Where it will take you with the intention to practice as a • Professional in Japan You will gain an in-depth understanding of human behaviour that psychologist. However, I have since you can use across many industries. Your future career options could include: come to acknowledge that this isn’t • Psychologist (with further study) the only career path available to me • Human Resources or Marketing Officer through my degree. During my time at • Manager Murdoch I have not only been provided • Researcher with educational support but also support from fellow students. What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… SHAFEA HASSAN BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS OR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) MUAJS B1356 MUAPH B1356 Bachelor of Arts - MUAPC B1356 Bachelor of Science - MUSPS Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration 106 107 BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY
Sociology Sustainable Development Tourism and Events Terrorism and Counterterrorism
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Create an e-portfolio to showcase your work to 1. Take on sustainability volunteering within Australia 1. Learn from industry experts in sustainable 1. Learn from our experts and benefit from our employers when you graduate. or overseas that’ll count towards your academic development of tourism in Australia and industry connections with government and credits. developing nations. security agencies. 2. Learn how changes in the structure of society, cultural systems of beliefs and values, and access 2. Work with local and international organisations 2. Study two majors in three years and graduate 2. Explore national and international security issues to power can influence us as members of society. on real projects as part of our Work Integrated with two specialisations. in the Middle East, Southeast and South Asia. Learning program. • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 3. Build knowledge that is useful in social and 3. Create an e-portfolio to showcase your work to 3. Study and discuss real-life events as they happen career-related contexts. 3. Join our community of students, graduates and employers when you graduate. and learn through case studies of past events. experts committed to making a difference on a local, national and global scale.
As a Sociology student, you will… As a Sustainable Development student, you will… As a Tourism and Events student, you will… As a Global Terrorism and Counterterrorism student, • Explore the connections between what is personal and social, in • Learn about the world’s sustainable development goals and how • Study tourism with a focus on sustainability. you will… a global context. to uphold them. • Explore policy issues relating to tourism and events, and the • Explore the meaning, development and complex causes of • Gain a greater understanding of the social world and your place • Develop expertise to work with communities in finding solutions planning and management of sustainably coordinated events terrorism and political violence. in it, recognising that everyday life is filled by human beings to urgent sustainability issues including climate change, reducing and festivals. • Examine the different ways governments, states and interacting with one another, institutions, ideas and emotions. waste, and protecting biodiversity. • Learn to link tourism and events with national policy, economic organisations have responded to the threat of terrorism and • Gain a broader perspective for understanding the world as you • Gain the critical-thinking, communication and hands-on skills you development and environmental and cultural management. discover how effective these approaches have been. learn to think critically and creatively, apply knowledge and need to shape the future and to be an asset to any organisation. • Take field trips to tourism destinations. • Gain the kind of skills, knowledge and insights that organisations information, and communicate effectively. • Give yourself a competitive edge by combining your Sustainable across the world are looking for when assessing risk and potential • Develop skills in critical thinking, social research, policy analysis, Development major with another discipline, such as Tourism You’ll learn threats to security. and project evaluation that are crucial in numerous occupations. and Events, Community Development, or International Aid and Sustainable tourism, destination management, events, policy and Development. evaluation, how to manage festivals and events and nature-based You’ll learn You’ll learn tourism. Terrorism in a globalised world, military force and counterterrorism, The relationship between religions and society, the way class, You’ll learn policing, intelligence and counterterrorism, Middle East politics and religion, gender, ethnicity and other factors impact on young Overseas aid and international development, global and regional Where it will take you security, US policies and global security. people’s identity and sense of belonging and the role of health sustainability, sustainable tourism, sustainable urban communities, You could pursue a range of roles in the tourism and hospitality and illness in society and everyday life. resilient regions and sustainability in practice. industry as a tourism manager, event coordinator or event planner. Where it will take you You could pursue a range of roles in the intelligence services, Where it will take you Your future career options could include: Where it will take you Australian Defence Force, and State and Federal Government You will gain the knowledge and skills that are increasingly You could pursue a range of careers with State and Federal • Event Coordinator or Planner agencies. Your future career options could include: important in a wide range of professions and occupations. Government agencies, non-governmental organisations or • Government Policy Advisor or Maker • Criminologist Your future career options could include: businesses. Your future career options could include: • Tourism Operations Manager • Customs and Protections Officer • Community Project Officer • Sustainable Development or Environmental Officer • Community Liaison Officer • Defence Force Officer • Humanitarian Aid Worker • Community Development Officer • Hotel, Resort or Outdoor Leisure Manager • Immigration and Citizenship Officer • Sustainable Development • Ecopreneur (starting green businesses) • State and Federal Law Enforcement Officer • Social Analyst • Sustainability Educator • Sustainability Consultant
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BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUASO B1356 MUASU B1356 MUATE B1356 MUGSA B1363 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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108 109 110 Teaching Secondary TeachingSecondary Primary, 1-10 Health andPhysical Education TeachingPrimary Early Childhoodand Primary Teaching BACHELOR OF EDUCATION better tomorrow can create a of today,so they Inspireminds the 114 115 116 117 111
1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study The best of FEATURED COURSE BACHELOR OF REFINE YOUR TECHNIQUES WITH OUR VIRTUAL CLASSROOM EDUCATION We are proud to be the first university in Australia to (SECONDARY TEACHING) offer SimLabTM technology, our virtual classroom. Before heading into the real world, you’ll practise teaching, Teaching relationship management and behaviour management skills in a safe learning environment that mimics a real classroom. Nurture tomorrow’s leaders Represented by professional real-life actors, you’ll get to work with classroom pupils with differing learning The world that we know is changing, as capabilities that respond in real-time. It’s not only the are tomorrow’s challenges. Become the students you’ll work with, adult avatars can also take on outstanding teacher students need to the role of parents – all with unique personalities and behaviour. succeed in a rapidly evolving world. You’ll gain the experience and qualifications GRADUATE READY TO STEP INTO to teach students from Years 7 to 12 and major A REAL CLASSROOM in an area of your interest. Our experienced Leave Murdoch feeling confident and ready to take on a academics with domestic and international real classroom, as you experience more than 585 hours of teaching knowledge will help you discover practical placements. how to prioritise, create engaging lesson We offer the most extensive range of practical placements plans and manage stakeholders - from out of any university in WA. This means you won’t be parents to students and other teachers. confined to only metropolitan placements either, as You’ll graduate with first-hand experience you can choose to also undertake on-the-job training in in a school environment where you’ll put the regional, rural and remote schools. concepts you’ve learned into practice. Or if you want to build upon your cultural awareness, there’s also the option of conducting your work experience in international schools in Singapore, Thailand or China. We also offer placements for specific interests, such as Why study Secondary Teaching at special needs and inclusive education centres and at at Murdoch? Islamic, Catholic or Christian schools. As a degree requirement you’ll build an online portfolio 1. Learn to manage stakeholders. Before that showcases, for future employers, your accumulated experience and complete literacy and numeracy you enter the classroom, learn to manage requirements (LANTITE). You’ll also be supported to fulfil parents’ expectations and student the regulatory requirements for your Teacher Performance behaviours in our virtual simulation Assessment. SimLabTM suite.
BENEFIT FROM OUR INTERNATIONAL 2. Graduate classroom-ready. We’ve established strong relationships with BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATE public and private schools across WA, ACCREDITATION so you can undertake your practicum If you’re interested in shaping the minds of students across with students from a wide range of the world, and advancing your career, why not consider demographics. enrolling in our Graduate Certificate in International Education? 3. Apply for WA’s longest running internship. We are one of the few universities in Australia accredited Become part of the schooling staff by to teach the International Baccalaureate Certificate in applying for a 1-year internship at a Teaching and Learning. With IB certification, you become partnership school, so you can strengthen employable worldwide, gain exposure to different your teaching skills and knowledge. teaching methods and have opportunities to observe and converse with international school teachers.
WE ARE ONE OF THE ONLY UNIVERSITIES TO OFFER TRIBES TLC® 5 star rating 5 star rating First university AS AN ACCREDITED UNIT Are you ready to make a difference to the lives of for median graduate starting salary for learning resources for our in Australia to offer Tribes TLC®. Interested in discovering how to create a positive and secondary students? for education and training teaching courses The Tribes TLC® course is offered at emotionally safe learning environment? Tribes TLC® is a Murdoch as an accredited unit and GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 research-based learning program which aims to create a Learn more about Secondary teaches you strategies to create a safe caring and safe environment in the classroom to improve learning environment for all ages engagement, behaviour and learning for student success. Teaching on page 117. On completion, you will receive the Tribes TLC® Basic Training Certificate and international registration. 112 113 BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
Early Childhood and Primary Teaching Primary Teaching
If you want to… If you want to… 1. Gain skills in early childhood learning and 1. Gain the qualification you need to teach students development. from Years 1 to 6. 2. Have fun as you explore play-based learning 2. Gain skills in effective learning, teaching and and investigate effective learning, teaching and assessment practices. assessment practices. 3. Be mentored by our team of experienced teaching 3. Enjoy practical placements which could include professionals to become a confident, creative and metropolitan, rural, remote, international, flexible teacher. multicultural, private and state school I chose Murdoch as I love the environments. outdoor feel and the reminder of the country that the campus provides. As an Early Childhood and Primary Teaching student As a Primary Teaching student you will... you will... The student and campus culture also • Explore areas of the primary curriculum including English, • Join the only teaching program in WA where you can graduate Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, excite me with a passionate student ready for both early childhood education settings and primary Health and Physical Education and the Arts. school classrooms. body that offers unique and exciting • Enjoy practical placements which could include metropolitan, • Build an online portfolio to share your experience with future rural, remote, international, multicultural, private and state school experiences. I have always wanted employers. environments. • Explore areas of the primary curriculum including English, • Complete a Teacher Performance Assessment before graduating to make a difference in the lives of Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, Health in your final year. children and support them through and Physical Education and the Arts. • Graduate with an online portfolio which you can use to • Complete a Teacher Performance Assessment before graduating showcase your experience and skills for future employers. high school, so I knew that studying in your final year. secondary teaching was the best You’ll learn You’ll learn Living and learning with technology, language for learning and course for me. There is an abundance Big ideas in education, including living and learning with teaching, creating and managing effective learning environments of great clubs and societies to join technology, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives and how to promote inclusive education, the interaction and across the curriculum, explore nurturing creativity in the early years relationships between children, families, schools and the wider on-campus and the student culture and how to promote an inclusive education. community.
definitely sets Murdoch apart from Want to be recognised? Want to be recognised? other universities. This qualification is recognised by the Teacher Registration Board Our Primary Teaching qualification is recognised by the Teacher of Western Australia, the Australian Institute for Teaching and Registration Board and all schooling systems in Western Australia. School Leadership, the Australian Children’s Education and Care JACOB HOWARTH Quality Authority, and the state, Catholic and independent schools, Where it will take you departments, organisations and associations. BACHELOR OF EDUCATION This course will give you the qualification you need to teach children from Years 1 to 6 in primary schools, with the opportunity to (SECONDARY TEACHING) Where it will take you specialise in Mathematics and Numeracy Education, English and ONE OF WESTERN This course will give you the qualification you need to teach children Literacy Education, Inclusive Education or Teaching Indonesian or from birth to Year 6, in childcare settings, kindergarten, pre-primary Japanese. AUSTRALIA’S MOST and primary classes. ESTABLISHED TEACHING DEGREES
SINCE 1975 WE HAVE BEEN HELPING STUDENTS BECOME CONFIDENT, SKILLED AND RESILIENT TEACHERS What you need to know… What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF EDUCATION TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUECP B1383 MUEPT B1382 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 4 years 70 4 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Primary, 1-10 Health and Secondary Teaching Physical Education If you want to… If you want to… 1. Travel the world, coach young people or inspire 1. Enjoy practical placements, which could include the next generation of thinkers. metropolitan, rural, international, multicultural, 2. Gain a qualification to teach students from Years private and state school environments. 7 to 12 in a teaching area you’re passionate about. 2. Work as a primary school teacher for Years 1 to 6 3. Explore the role of education in society and learn and as a secondary teacher (up to Year 10). how to manage a secondary level classroom. 3. Design, deliver and lead a sport development program for juniors, either within a school or club.
As a Primary, 1-10 Health and Physical Education student As a Secondary Teaching student you will... you will... • Choose two majors from science, mathematics, english, society • Gain qualifications in coaching and officiating, with the and environment, and physical education. opportunity to work with specialist coaches from a variety • Have qualifications in two teaching areas, so you have a of sporting bodies such as the Western Australian Cricket competitive advantage with a variety of employers across Association, Tennis Australia, Basketball WA and Hockey WA. Australia and overseas. • Complete a Teacher Performance Assessment before graduating • Develop your teaching skills in a safe environment through our in your final year. SimLabTM technology, our virtual classroom using actors and • Take advantage of our partnership with the Western Australian avatars – the only technology of its kind in WA. Cricket Association and Tennis Australia and gain teaching • Get valuable experience working in school placements across experience in state team training sessions and high-level sports the secondary years. coaching. • Create an online portfolio that showcases your expertise and You’ll learn practical experience for your future employers. Creating and managing effective learning environments, how to promote inclusive education, adolescent development and health I am studying a combined degree You’ll learn across different countries and cultures. in Secondary Education and Arts. The importance of health and physical education, how to run a sport education program, how to coach a number of different Want to be recognised? I value all of the real-world experience sports, and how to create and manage inclusive and effective Murdoch University is currently in the process of seeking learning environments. accreditation for this new course, and expects to receive recognition that I’m getting throughout my degree, from the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia, and specifically prac and SimLabTM. I also Want to be recognised? the state, Catholic and independent schools, departments, This qualification is recognised by the Teacher Registration Board of organisations and associations. appreciate that many of my tutors are Western Australia, the Australian Institute for Teaching and School veteran teachers, meaning that they Leadership, and the state, Catholic and independent schools, Where it will take you departments, organisations and associations. This course will give you the qualification needed to teach children bring real-world applications to the 1ST UNIVERSITY IN and young adults in high schools from Years 7 to 12. Where it will take you content that they’re teaching. I feel like AUSTRALIA TO OFFER This course will give you the qualification needed to teach children the skills and knowledge that I have TM from Years 1 to 6 in primary schools and to teach Health and SIMLAB Physical Education for secondary students up to Year 10. developed while at Murdoch have really prepared me for my teaching A SIMULATED CLASSROOM career. TEACHING TECHNOLOGY, WHERE What you need to know… What you need to know…
YOU LEARN TEACHING PRACTICES BACHELOR OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF EDUCATION VICTORIA MCGIVERON IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code BACHELOR OF EDUCATION/ MUEHP B1384 Advanced Mathematics – MUEAM B1368 Biology and Environmental Science – MUEBE BACHELOR OF ARTS Duration Selection Rank* Biology and Human Biology – MUEBH (SECONDARY TEACHING/ENGLISH) 4 years 70 Chemistry – MUECH Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Earth and Environmental Science – MUEEE Semester 1 and 2 N/A English – MUEEN Geography and Economics – MUEGE *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration Health and Physical Education – MUEPE History (HASS) – MUEHI Mathematics – MUEMT Physics – MUEPS Politics (HASS) – MUEPL Duration Selection Rank* 4 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Semester 1 and 2 Subjects N/A
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Push the boundaries of technology to work faster, smarter and more efficiently
118 119 We offer eight specifically designed IT majors that cover FEATURED COURSE all aspects of the IT industry. You can combine two of these majors into a double major, to broaden your skills and career opportunities.
GET INDUSTRY-READY IN OUR IT INNOVATION HUB You’ll have access to a new networking and gaming BACHELOR OF facility featuring a 24-hour IT Innovation Hub to facilitate training and research, a student common room known INFORMATION The best of as the STAR lounge, in addition to cyber security and networking labs. A mixed and augmented reality studio, also known as the MaARs room, will provide the latest TECHNOLOGY technology for online gaming development. As an IT student, you can utilise this hub for hands-on IN COMPUTER learning, as well as a space to work with other students from all IT specialisations. You’ll have the freedom to get SCIENCE Technology creative, collaborate and experiment, while building vital communication and teamwork skills. You’ll also gain familiarity and practice in a high-performance operational computing environment, which will be highly Transform the way we live, valuable in the eyes of employers when you graduate. work and communicate.
TAKE ON REAL CLIENTS WITH Do you have a passion for technology and PROJECT-BASED UNITS want to be a part of an in-demand and continually growing industry? Get a taste for your future career by completing an internship or work placement through our dedicated Work Studying a Bachelor of Information Integrated Learning program. Did you know that you could Technology in Computer Science will allow complete a professional practice project unit in your final year of your technology degree? Work in a small team with you to make a real difference to the way other students and consult with real clients about business society works, from programming and problems and recommend, develop and implement new software architecture to machine learning technologies to solve them. and artificial intelligence. Some of our students have achieved great things through You could also access great scholarships like this unit, including developing technology that has made a real impact on peoples’ lives and the world, creating the Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship serious games that help patients with burns to get moving Program, where Murdoch is the only partner again, and launching an online tool to allow medical institute in Western Australia. experts to collaborate and treat patients in remote areas. 5 star rating Some of these students even went on to work for their clients for teaching quality and student support and be nominated for national and international awards. Why study Computer Science GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 DISCOVER THE NEW ESPORTS at Murdoch? GAMING HUB 1. Learn in state-of-the-art facilities. Our IT Esports is fast becoming a multi-billion dollar industry. Innovation Hub has the latest mixed and Murdoch created its first esports program in 2020, becoming augmented reality equipment, operational a leading university with our Esports Gaming Hub. The space is for competitive and casual play as well as an data centre and high-performance avenue for researchers to perform esports related studies. computing capabilities. 2. Gain real-world, hands-on tech experience. Highest rated GET CAREER-READY WITH A Learn how to develop innovative solutions to WESTPAC YOUNG TECHNOLOGISTS real-world problems and code them in our university in WA for learning resources and SCHOLARSHIP skills development for communications very own data centre. The Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship can help GOOD UNIVERSITIES GUIDE 2021 3. Study an accredited course. Our you network with industry professionals and experience one-of-a-kind career opportunities before you graduate courses are accredited and developed If you’re starting a tech-based undergraduate degree, in partnership with an industry advisory you could be eligible for a scholarship worth up to panel, made up of representatives $5,000 per year of study from the Westpac Bicentennial from some of WA’s biggest technology Foundation. companies. Murdoch is one of five Australian universities to partner with the Westpac Bicentennial Foundation in its Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship Program, which is open to students who are passionate about the power Do you want to make a positive impact on society and help Strong future growth of technology and innovation to shape a better future for for graphic and web designers, illustrators Australia. The Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship develop effective computing solutions? and multimedia specialists is open to school leavers who have graduated in the last THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT JOB year and are eager to explore positive change through Learn more about Computer Science OUTLOOK 2020 technology. on page 123. For more information visit murdoch.edu.au/westpacscholarship 120 121 BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Artificial Intelligence and Business Information Systems Computer Science Autonomous Systems If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Make use of our brand-new IT Innovation Hub, 1. Take on real-world clients with project-based units. fitted out with the latest mixed and augmented 1. Work with leading researchers and practitioners 2. Make use of our new IT Innovation Hub, fitted reality equipment, operational data centre and in exciting real-world AI projects. out with the latest mixed and augmented reality high-performance computing capabilities. equipment, an operational data centre and high- 2. Utilise VR/AR technology for multidimensional 2. Take on real-world clients with project-based units. performance computing capabilities. data visualisation and simulation. 3. Access great scholarships like the Westpac Young 3. Be part of a university whose research in artificial 3. Complete double majors with another IT major Technologists Scholarship Program. intelligence is ranked as world standard in Information Technology to broaden your (source: Excellence in Research for Australia 2018). computing skill set.
As an Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems As a Business Information Systems student, you will… As a Computer Science student, you will… student, you will… • Learn how information is generated, communicated, stored and • Explore the theory, methods and systems used by the computing • Explore artificial intelligence concepts, methods and systems applied to a range of business activities. industry. used by the industry. • Gain the skills and knowledge needed to apply technical • Learn about algorithms, software design, development and • Learn about artificial intelligence algorithms, software design, solutions to business problems, in addition to an understanding of implementation, artificial intelligence and computer systems. development and implementation. information systems design, management and development. • Create and apply computer and software systems to solve • Create and apply artificial intelligence-based software systems • Develop project management, research, oral and written real-world problems. to solve real-world problems. communication skills, ensuring you’re ready to enter the job • Take part in a professional practice project unit in the final year market. • Take part in a professional practice project unit in the final year of your degree. This will include working in a team with other of your degree. This will include working in a team with other • Take part in a professional practice project unit in the final year students and consulting with real clients to recommend, develop students and consulting with real clients to recommend, develop of your degree. This will include working in a team with other and implement new technologies to solve business problems. and implement new artificial intelligence technologies to solve students and consulting with real clients to recommend, develop real-world problems. and implement new technologies to solve business problems. You’ll learn Systems analysis, design and development, programming, data You’ll learn You’ll learn structures and abstractions, software architectures, intelligent I’d always had a love for computers, AI and autonomous systems theory and practice, AI system design Systems analysis, design and development, data communications, systems and artificial intelligence. but I just wasn’t quite sure what aspect theory, core concepts and principles of computing technology, data information systems management, business intelligence application visualisation and simulation, machine learning, AI and intelligent development and enterprise architectures. Want to be recognised? of computers I wanted to study or work agents and systems analysis and design. This course is accredited at the professional level with the Australian with. I found that the first-year units were Want to be recognised? Computer Society. Want to be recognised? This course is accredited at the professional level with the Australian broad enough that I got to try a bit of Computer Society. Where it will take you Application for accreditation by the Australian Computer Society everything and gauge what I really will be undertaken. You’ll have the required skills for a diverse range of career Where it will take you opportunities across technology and business sectors. Your future wanted to do. Where it will take you You’ll be prepared for a diverse range of career opportunities career options could include: You will have exciting job prospects spanning across multiple across information and technology sectors. Your future career • Artificial Intelligence Expert industries. There is a large interest in and demand for skilled options could include: I am currently studying a Bachelor of professionals in this area. Your future career options could include: • Programmer/Software Developer • Business Analyst Science majoring in business information • Systems Analyst • Artificial Intelligence Programmer/Software Developer • Systems Analyst • Software Architect systems at Murdoch. When it came time • Artificial Intelligence Systems Analyst • Database Administrator • Computer Systems and Network Manager • Artificial Intelligence Software Architect • Project Manager to investigate universities I had heard • Data Scientist • Data Scientist and Risk Analyst • Business Consultant that Murdoch had the most hands-on • Cyber Security Expert degrees compared to the other WA unis. There are also some really awesome IT facilities on campus, including the IT labs and data centre. What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… MORGAN HUMPHREYS BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code (BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS) MUSAI B1390 MUSIS B1390 MUSCS B1390
Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications
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Cyber Security and Forensics Games Technology Internetworking and Network Security Information Technology and Business
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Be part of the only university in Western Australia 1. Take your passion for gaming and turn it into a 1. Make the most of our Cyber Security and 1. Take advantage of this unique combination of that is ranked as world standard in the field of successful career. Networking Labs – a highly flexible collaborative business and technology. laboratory space where you can gain practical networking and mobile technologies 2. Experience our new mixed and augmented 2. Study at a university that is ranked number experience with all aspects of cyber security. (source: Excellence in Research for Australia 2018). reality studio – a 24/7 workspace you can use one in Australia for teaching quality and skills 2. Explore our Cyber Security and Networking Labs for programming and software development, 2. Study a course that has been designed in development in Computing and Information – a highly flexible collaborative laboratory space including high-end extreme performance gaming consultation with industry so you can learn relevant Systems (source: The Good Universities Guide 2019). • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 workstations. skills in security, wired and wireless networks. where you can learn all aspects of cyber security. 3. Take on real-world clients and project-based units. 3. Choose between seven specifically designed IT 3. Go beyond the conventional notions of information 3. Be part of a rapidly growing industry where there majors that you can combine into double majors to technology, as you work on revolutionary ideas, is an ever-growing need for networking specialists broaden your skills and career opportunities. concepts and technologies. with skills in security.
As a Cyber Security and Forensics student, you will… As a Games Technology student, you will… As an Internetworking and Network Security student, As an Information Technology and Business student, • Learn the theoretical and practical aspects of different • Gain the skills needed to work in both the international games you will… you will… dimensions of cyber security. industry and the information technology industry. • Develop in-depth knowledge and a range of practical skills • Study a unique course that provides you with both high-level • Forensically examine digital evidence, identify and respond to • Learn practical software engineering and programming skills required to design, implement, manage and keep secure technology skills and an understanding of the business world. threats and information security incidents. required to design and build games, simulation engines and computer networks. • Learn to design innovative analysis systems and strategies in the • Develop digital forensic and critical-thinking skills to solve interactive visualisation software applications. • Learn the theoretical and practical aspects of different government sector, in established and emerging businesses, in computer crime. • Explore 3D software design and programming, artificial dimensions of network security. consultancies, and in the not-for-profit sector. • Take part in a professional practice project unit in your final intelligence, game play and design, graphics programming, • Learn about project management, research, oral and written year. This will include working in a team with other students interactive virtual environments and multi-user games communication skills. You’ll learn programming. and consulting with real clients to recommend, develop and • Take part in a professional practice project unit in the final year of Systems analysis, design and development, business intelligence implement new technologies to solve cyber security problems. • Take part in a professional practice project unit in the final year of your degree. This will include working in a team with other students and analytics, global marketing and strategic management, your degree. This includes working in a team with other students and consulting with real clients to recommend, develop and enterprise architectures and organisational theory and behaviour. You’ll learn and consulting with real clients to recommend, develop and implement new technologies to solve business problems. Security architectures and systems administration, information implement new technologies to solve business problems. Where it will take you security policy and governance, systems analysis, design and You’ll learn You are likely to find yourself in demand in the government sector, in You’ll learn development, server environments and architectures, cyber Network security, systems analysis, design and development, established and emerging businesses, in consultancies, and in the forensics and information technology and database management. Computer graphics principles and programming, games design server environments and architectures and wireless and interactive not-for-profit sector. Your future career options could include: and programming, virtual environments for games and simulations, networks. • ICT Manager Want to be recognised? game development and artificial intelligence. • Business Analyst This course is accredited at the professional level with the Australian Want to be recognised? Want to be recognised? Computer Society. This course is accredited at the professional level with the Australian • Database and Systems Administrator This course is accredited at the professional level with the Australian Computer Society. You can also use this course towards achieving • Management and Organisational Analyst Where it will take you Computer Society. Cisco Certifications, which are internationally recognised and vital • Research and Development Manager for roles such as Network Engineer or System Administrator and are You will be equipped with the skills you need for professional IT • Contract Program and Project Administrator roles aimed at securing our digital future. Your future career options Where it will take you considered very desirable by potential employers across a large could include: You’ll have the skills required for a range of gaming careers in range of enterprises. • Health and Welfare Analyst/Manager Australia and overseas. Your future career options could include: • IT Security and Risk Analyst/Consultant Where it will take you • Games Designer • Cyber Security Analyst You’ll have the skills required for a range of professional IT roles • Ethical Hacker • Games Programmer aimed at securing our digital future. Your future career options • Network and Security Specialist • Software Engineer could include: • Cyber Forensic Investigator • Systems Analyst or Programmer • Network Administrator • Artificial Intelligence Programmer • Network Engineer • Security Specialist • Systems Administrator • Systems Engineer
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUSIF B1390 MUSIT B1390 MUSIW B1390 MUITB B1375 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 3 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Semester 1 and 2 N/A
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Combined degrees
Bachelor of Agricultural Science/Bachelor of Business 128 Bachelor of Business /Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation 128 Bachelor of Communication/Bachelor of Creative Media 129 Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) 130 Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Communication 130 Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Global Security 131 Tailor your skillset Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Science (Forensic Biology and Toxicology) 131 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts 132 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) 132 to suit your career Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business 133 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Communication 134 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Criminology 135 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Information Technology 135 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Global Security 136 Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science 136 Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Science (Psychology) 137 Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) 138 126 Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science/ Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Physiology 138 127 COMBINED DEGREES
Bachelor of Agricultural Science/ Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Communication/ Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Entrepreneurship Bachelor of Creative Media and Innovation If you want to… If you want to… 1. Gain fundamental skills across science and If you want to… 1. Work with real organisations on real projects as business relating to the agricultural industry. 1. Study a course that is not offered anywhere else in part of our Work Integrated Learning program. Some of our students have interned with Lifeline, 2. Study at Australia’s only campus-based farm, Western Australia. RAC Arena and The Salvation Army. and gain hands-on experience in animal science 2. Think creatively to solve problems in a range of and production together with crop science and business workshops, rather than sitting in a 2. Learn practical skills through our on-campus pasture science. one-way lecture. student creative consultancy MESH. 3. Gain knowledge that will help you create 3. Take advantage of Launchpad, where you can 3. Take your communication and professional skills innovative solutions for food, agriculture, connect, collaborate and create with local business to a new level by specialising in two areas. communities and the environment. and industry.
As an Agricultural Science and Business student you will... As a Business and Entrepreneurship and Innovation As a Communication and Creative Media student you will… • Be part of a unique program that combines management studies student you will... • Transition from being an independent and innovative creative with agriculture. • Develop the kind of business knowledge, skills and new ways of arts and communications student into a well-rounded • Combine two key agriculture majors (Animal Science and Crop thinking you can use to bring fresh ideas to existing organisations professional with a strong understanding of industry. and Pasture Science) with fundamental business knowledge or create your own business venture. • Be mentored by highly experienced creative media and and a choice of a business major (Management, Marketing or • Have the confidence to make a difference in both corporate and communication academics who will share their industry skills and International Business). small business settings, or gain the skills you need to work for knowledge with you. • Learn a broad range of skills and engage with industry and yourself. • Be able to customise your degree to suit what you’re interested in communities to prepare you for a career in the rapidly developing • Choose to specialise in Accounting, Business Law, Economics, – and your career aspirations. world of agribusiness. Finance, Global Business and Politics, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Human Resources Management, International You’ll learn You’ll learn Business, Management or Marketing. VR platforms and publishing, mobile app and interaction design, When talking to the Academic Animal science and health, crop and pasture science, international communication strategy and planning, broadcasting and digital Chairs at Open Day, I remember business, management and agricultural economics. You’ll learn news gathering, web design and directing and producing. Entrepreneurial marketing, the cultures of innovation, feeling inspired by how passionate Where it will take you entrepreneurial strategies, and resourcing an entrepreneurial Where it will take you and excited they were about their An extremely wide range of opportunities are available in the venture. With your combination of technical skills and specialised commercial, agricultural and industrial sectors covering information communication knowledge, your future career options field. I am happy to say that I still Where it will take you technology, manufacturing, food production, export industries, and could include: see that passion, and leave each biosecurity and food safety. Your future career options could include: You could work for yourself or work within any industry or sector. • Journalist Your future career options could include: class absolutely buzzing and feeling • Agricultural Scientist • Public Relations Officer • Entrepreneur or Business Owner • Agricultural Economist or Analyst • Graphic Designer inspired. At Murdoch, there is a strong • Intrapreneur (you could be a manager within a company who • Farm Manager • Animator promotes new product development and marketing) emphasis that each degree teaches • Agronomist • Television and Online Producer • Account Executive skills that have the potential to improve • Business Analyst or Manager society and change the world. • Chief Executive Officer or Chief Financial Officer Murdoch provides students with real-world experience. Over the last three years of my degree, I have collaborated with a range of external clients sourced though the university, which has provided me with real and What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… relevant experience. This has given
TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code me more confidence before entering MUBSC B1393 MUBEI B1394 MUCCM B1344 the workforce. Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 4 years 70 4 years 70 4 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects GEORGIA EARNSHAW Semester 1 and 2 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Applications or Methods BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION/ *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration (GRAPHIC DESIGN AND STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION)
128 129 COMBINED DEGREES
Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Global Security Bachelor of Science (Forensic Biology and Toxicology) If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Build your network from within our law, 1. Advance your creative thinking and 1. Study a course that is not offered anywhere If you want to… psychology and criminology disciplines, making communication skills as you learn to investigate else in Australia. 1. Study the only course of its kind in Western use of our strong ties to the Western Australian social problems and crime from a criminal 2. Travel to Indonesia for a semester as part of our Australia. legal, psychology and business communities. behaviour perspective. Study Indonesia Australian Consortium for 2. Study analytical techniques for toxicology in our • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 2. Use real local data on local crime to generate 2. Work with organisations on real projects as part ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies program. state-of-the-art laboratory, which is part of the hypotheses about crime patterns and trends. of your communication degree through our Work 3. Explore a range of perspectives on issues Australian National Phenome Centre. Integrated Learning program. 3. Graduate with two qualifications, a unique including interpersonal violence, political 3. Learn the latest real-world techniques and skillset and even more career opportunities. 3. Get more real-world experience in our on-campus violence and transnational crime. policies, with course input and guest lectures student creative consultancy MESH. by forensic experts.
As a Criminology and Arts (Psychology) student you will... As a Criminology and Communication student you will… As a Criminology and Global Security student you will... As a Criminology and Science (Forensic Biology and • Examine crime from a range of perspectives – including law, • Gain a broad range of skills and ways of thinking that will really • Learn to build the expertise in criminology and security you need Toxicology) student you will... sociology and psychology – as you learn how to reduce and give you a competitive edge in your career. to help tackle today’s global concerns. • Apply DNA sequencing and other forensic techniques from the prevent crime, and help both victims and offenders in the • Investigate criminal behaviour, the science behind crime and • Learn what causes growing crime rates, what goes on behind lab to simulated crime scenes. criminal justice system. legal studies. criminal minds and behaviours, and discover how the legal • Learn about a range of forensic disciplines including forensic • Explore how the mind works, why people commit offences • Be able to customise your degree to suit your interests – and system shapes our society. palynology, the pathology of asphyxiation, electrocution, gunshot and what can be done to rehabilitate them. your career aspirations. With your Bachelor of Criminology, you • Delve into the history and causes of terrorism, how it affects wounds and fatal fire injuries, as well as how to recognise blunt • Combine your psychology degree with a Bachelor of can choose to major in legal studies, criminal behaviour, crime society and what can be done about it. and sharp force injuries and the weapons that cause them. Criminology, to build your expertise in the social and science or white collar and corporate crime. • Explore the motivations and patterns of criminal behaviour in developmental areas of psychology, and complete a • be able to major in journalism, strategic communication or global You’ll learn Australia, the science that helps solve major crime, and how our unit in family relations and social development. media and communication. International and transnational crimes, psychology and law, social justice system works in Australia. and welfare law, understanding international politics, and United You’ll learn You’ll learn States policies and global security. You’ll learn Criminal behaviour, international and transnational crimes, Crime scene investigation, children and crime, communication Crime scene investigation, children and crime, forensic DNA psychological science, cultural psychology, and psychology strategy and planning, broadcasting and digital news gathering Where it will take you analysis, forensic anatomy, and anthropology and forensic and law. and communicating global issues. Across the world, organisations are facing more dangerous and toxicology. varied security threats than ever before. When you graduate, your Want to be recognised? Where it will take you career opportunities could include working in the intelligence Where it will take you The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is accredited by the Australian This course will give you a combination of skills and specialised services, Australian Defence Force, and State and Federal This combined degree will set you up for a career in either the Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). knowledge which will expand your career options. Your future government agencies. Your future career options could include: criminal justice system or forensics. Your future career options could career options could include: include: Where it will take you • Criminologist • Crime Journalist • Customs and Protections Officer • Criminologist This course will give you a combination of skills and specialised • Crime Prevention Officer knowledge. Your future career options could include: • Defence Force Officer • Forensic Investigator or Scientist • Community Correction or Juvenile Justice Officer • Immigration and Citizenship Officer • Laboratory Analyst • Crime Journalist • Court Administrator • State and Federal Law Enforcement Officer • State or Federal Police Law Enforcement Officer • Crime Prevention Officer • Paralegal Officer • Intelligence Services (private or public) • Intelligence Officer • Community Correction or Juvenile Justice Officer • Border Force Officer • Health Department or Hospital Researcher • Court Administrator • Paralegal Officer
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MUCAP B1347 MUCBC B1362 MUCGS B1366 MUCBS B1360 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 4 years 70 4 years 70 4 years 70 4 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 Chemistry, Mathematics Applications
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
130 131 COMBINED DEGREES
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Bachelor of Business
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Get work experience through our Work Integrated 1. Explore criminal behaviour, relationships and the 1. Get experience in the corporate world so you can Learning program which allows you to intern at workings of the human mind. have an understanding of how the industry works, Murdoch’s range of alternative local and international organisations. allowing you to make better-informed decisions as entry pathways drew me to apply. 2. Earn credit towards your degree with hands- a legal practitioner. 2. Join Western Australia’s largest and most on legal training in our award-winning clinic, After finishing Year 12 without the successful mooting program, competing across working with real clients, in areas such as human 2. Build your network of contacts by becoming a ATAR I had hoped for I entered Australia and the world. rights, family law and Indigenous issues. member of professional bodies and associations through our industry connections. Murdoch through the Pre-Law 3. Gain a competitive edge in your law career by 3. Develop analytical skills alongside contemporary allowing you to specialise in areas such as politics. scientific research methods. 3. Graduate with two qualifications, giving you a program. The program was excellent unique skillset. and allowed me to experience an undergraduate law unit before commencing my degree. As a Law and Arts student, you will… As a Law and Psychology (Arts) student you will... As a Law and Business student you will... • Hone your communication and problem-solving skills. • Build special expertise in the social and developmental areas of • Develop an in-depth understanding of business strategy, • Learn professional presentation skills, media liaison and psychology and complete a unit in Family Relations and Social management, analytics and many other areas. I was drawn to law because of its language skills, with the option to explore policies and Development. • Gain a broader understanding of private and public broad application in our society. international relations. • Explore crime from a range of perspectives, including law, corporations and their legal implications, giving you a • Create an e-portfolio to showcase your work to employers when sociology and psychology and learn how to reduce or prevent competitive advantage in your career. This was attractive to me as I hadn’t you graduate. crime and help both the victims and offenders involved in the • Be able to specialise in areas such as Accounting, Business pinned down specifically what career criminal justice system. Law, Finance, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Human You’ll learn • Examine leading-edge research and have opportunities for Resources Management, Management, and Marketing. I wanted in high school. There are practical experience to explore how we make sense of ourselves. Criminal law and procedure, legal protection of international countless practice areas and career human rights, refugee and family law, introduction to mooting and You’ll learn an introduction to legal practice. You’ll learn Trial advocacy, legal protection of international human rights, opportunities in the legal field. The Trial advocacy, legal protection of international human rights, foundations of accounting, business in society, transforming Want to be recognised? psychological science, cultural psychology and psychology and law. business. Bachelor of Laws course offers a The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements wealth of opportunities to students of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a Want to be recognised? Want to be recognised? practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree meets the educational The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements upon graduation. you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to requirements of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. admission as a practising lawyer, and has specific pre-requisites for practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, ASHLEY WILKINS RICETTI registration that you must meet to qualify for admission. you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. BACHELOR OF LAWS/ Indian Bar Council. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, you can complete BACHELOR OF BUSINESS your practical legal training (known as PLT) on-campus thanks to This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the (HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) Where it will take you our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. Indian Bar Council. Studying law in combination with arts can lead to a career in This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the Where it will take you any area or industry, from navigating human rights to exploring Indian Bar Council. emerging fields such as artificial intelligence. You could work in You could work in a range of industries including business or other the public or private sector, fighting for the rights of those who are The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology course is accredited by the roles in local, state and federal government, non-governmental disadvantaged or unfairly treated, and creating a better society. Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). You could organisations or other areas as in-house counsel. Your future career Your future career options could include: add a fourth year of study, such as our Graduate Diploma or options could include: Honours program, to be eligible for provisional registration with the • Lawyer Psychology Board of Australia. • Lawyer • Solicitor or Barrister roles in Federal, State or Local government • Legal Advisor in the corporate sector Where it will take you • Ambassador • Legal Practitioner • Politician You could work in a range of industries including business, health • Commercial Lawyer or other roles in local, state and federal government or non- governmental organisations. Your future career options could include: • Investment Lawyer
• Lawyer • Human Resources or • Legal Practitioner Marketing Officer • Psychologist • Researcher
What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MULBA B1370 MULAP B1354 MULBB B1369 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 5 years 90 5 years 90 5 years 90 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration 132 133 COMBINED DEGREES
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Criminology Bachelor of Global Security
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Perfect your communication and presentation 1. Understand why people commit offences, how 1. Study a combined degree that is not offered skills to gain a competitive edge in your career. to reduce or prevent crime, and how to help both anywhere else in Australia. victims and offenders. 2. Join Western Australia’s largest and most 2. Work on real cases in collaboration with our
successful mooting program, competing across 2. Challenge common perceptions of crime. SCALES Community Legal Clinic, simulate court • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 Australia and the world. proceedings through our mooting program. 3. Graduate with two qualifications, enhancing your 3. Earn credit towards your degree with hands-on career prospects and learning to work across 3. Learn how to address some of the world’s biggest legal training in our award-winning clinic working different industries. security challenges. with real clients in areas such as human rights, family law and indigenous issues.
As a Law and Communication student you will… As a Law and Criminology student you will... As a Law and Global Security student you will... • Hone your communication and problem-solving skills to give you • Examine crime from a range of perspectives, including law, • Explore the complex causes of terrorism, how it is shaping the a competitive edge in your career. sociology and psychology and learn how to reduce or prevent world, and what can be done about it. • Gain additional skills to use in your future career, including crime, and help both the victims and offenders involved in the • Develop a deeper understanding of the security challenges of the presentation skills, media liaison, broadcasting, writing, news criminal justice system. Indo-Pacific region (including Australia) and potential solutions in media, public affairs, advocacy and more. • Be able to specialise in criminal behaviour, crime science or the form of counterterrorism. • Create an e-portfolio to showcase your work to employers when white collar and corporate crime. • Gain a new perspective on a range of domestic and global you graduate. issues, and how the law and policies change in response to these You’ll learn issues. You’ll learn Criminal law and procedure, legal protection of international human rights, international and transnational crimes and criminal You’ll learn I am studying both law and Criminal law and procedure, refugee and family law, how to communicate global issues, media audiences, governance and behaviour. Trial advocacy, legal protection of international human rights, journalism. I chose to study law globalisation and digital media skills. refugee law, terrorism in a globalised world and Middle East Want to be recognised? politics and security. as it can open so many doors for Want to be recognised? The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements students who wish to work in different The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree meets the educational of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a Want to be recognised? requirements of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements sectors. Murdoch provides the only admission as a practising lawyer. If you would like to become a you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. Human Rights Program in Geneva, practising lawyer, you can complete your practical legal training practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, (known as PLT) on-campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to which drew me to studying here. Cussen and College of Law. Indian Bar Council. our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. The Human Rights Program allows This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the Indian Bar Council. Where it will take you Indian Bar Council. students to gain hands-on experience Studying law in combination with criminology can lead to a career Where it will take you at the United Nations office in in any area or industry, from navigating human rights to pursuing Where it will take you You could have a career in any area or industry, from navigating a career in the police force. You could work in the public or private Across the world, organisations are facing more dangerous and Geneva, while also experiencing human rights to pursuing a career in politics. Your future career sector, fighting for the rights of those who are disadvantaged or varied security threats than ever before. When you graduate with a options could include: unfairly treated, and creating a better society. Your future career combined degree in Laws and Global Security, you could pursue a the intricacies behind International options could include: wide range of career opportunities in the intelligence services, the • Lawyer human rights law. • Lawyer legal sector, and in state and national government departments. • Solicitor or Barrister Your future career options could include: • Criminologist • Corporate Communicator • Federal or State Security and Law Enforcement Officer • Intelligence Services • Customs and Protections My experience at Murdoch remains • Ambassador • Crime Prevention Officer (private or public) Officer one of my greatest choices I have • Politician • Financial Forensics Officer • Lawyer • Defence Force or Border made. The staff have been beyond • Legal Practitioner Force Officer • Security Analyst • State and Federal Law incredible and I have been fortunate Enforcement Officer enough to be taught by staff members who value the growth of their students. What you need to know… What you need to know… What you need to know…
ZAHRA AL HILALY TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MULCM B1353 MULCR B1346 MULGS B1365 BACHELOR OF LAWS/ BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 5 years 90 5 years 90 5 years 90 (JOURNALISM) Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A Semester 1 and 2 N/A
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration 134 135 COMBINED DEGREES
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
If you want to… If you want to… If you want to… 1. Study a degree that has been designed in 1. Explore a degree which has you add a scientific 1. Develop analytical skills alongside contemporary Murdoch offered me a unique collaboration with our industry advisors and clients. specialisation to your law degree. scientific research methods for investigating experience to study at a dynamic, human minds and behaviour. 2. Specialise in technology-related fields such as 2. Graduate with two qualifications, a unique skillset growing institution, with a focus on
cyber security, organisational systems design, and even more career opportunities. 2. Get valuable work experience through our Work • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 application design and development or artificial Integrated Learning program which allows you developing myself to become ready 3. Travel while you earn credit towards your law degree, intelligence (AI). to intern at real law firms and clinics. with opportunities to study in Italy, Switzerland, India for a professional career. Murdoch 3. Benefit from our strong ties to the law and IT or take on an internship in Germany. 3. Become a registered psychologist. was my first choice after graduation industries. due to its welcoming environment, comprehensive degree options,
As a Law and Information Technology student you will… As a Law and Science student you will... As a Law and Science (Psychology) student you will... and globally recognised subsidiary • Take a hands-on approach to the law, develop strong real- • Develop the kind of observation, analysis and reasoning skills • Examine crime from a range of perspectives, including law, bodies, such as the student clubs and life legal skills through our clinical program and develop your that will give you a competitive edge in your career. sociology and psychology and learn how to reduce or prevent societies. reasoning skills in our internationally recognised mooting program. • Be able to specialise in forensic biology and toxicology, crime and help both the victims and offenders involved in the • Practice law in a range of complex IT settings and have the environmental science or environmental management and criminal justice system. opportunity to take part in project-based units and solve sustainability. • Have the chance to study psychology along with other subjects in I have wanted to study and practise problems for real clients. science. You can build special expertise in your final year with a • Explore theory, methods and systems used in the IT industry and You’ll learn unit in cognitive neuroscience. law since high school and decided acquire strong analytical, research, design and technology skills The legal protection of international human rights, water and earth to add the forensic biology and combined with a very strong understanding of software design science, forensic DNA analysis, environmental restoration, and You’ll learn and programming. global and regional sustainability. Trial advocacy, legal protection of international human rights, toxicology major as it complemented psychological science, cultural psychology, and psychology and law. You’ll learn Want to be recognised? my law degree. By studying a double Australian legal system, legal and policy issues, frameworks and The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements Want to be recognised? major, I am gaining a deeper principles of law, ethical issues, abstraction and systems thinking of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a The Bachelor of Laws degree meets the educational requirements and design and decision-making methodologies. practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a understanding of the criminal you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to practising lawyer. If you would like to become a practising lawyer, process, from crime scenes to the Want to be recognised? our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. you can complete your practical legal training on-campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. court room. The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree meets the educational This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the requirements of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for Indian Bar Council. This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the admission as a practising lawyer. If you would like to become a Indian Bar Council. ROHITT LAL practising lawyer, you can complete your practical legal training Where it will take you (known as PLT) on-campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo The Bachelor of Science in Psychology course is accredited by the BACHELOR OF LAWS/ Cussen and College of Law. A combination of law and science degrees will give you the skills, Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. You could add a fourth BACHELOR OF SCIENCE knowledge and ways of thinking you need to pursue a wide range year of study, such as our Graduate Diploma or Honours program, (FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY) This degree is accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council and the of rewarding careers across many industries. Your future career to be eligible for provisional registration with the Psychology Board Indian Bar Council. options could include: of Australia. • Defence Lawyer Where it will take you Where it will take you • Restoration Ecologist A law degree is the passport to a career in any industry, as Studying law can lead to a career in any area or industry, from well as being a required qualification for legal practice. IT is of • Forensic Investigator navigating human rights to exploring emerging fields such as fundamental importance and graduates with an IT qualification will • Crime Scene Officer artificial intelligence. Your future career options could include: continue to be highly employable in the future. Your future career • Atmospheric or Climate Change Scientist options could include: • Lawyer • Legal Practitioner • Legal Practitioner (Solicitor • Business/Systems Analyst • Psychologist and/or Barrister) • Software Architect • Human Resources or Marketing Officer • Legal Analyst • Information Systems Manager • Researcher • IT Specialist • AI Specialist • Cyber Security Analyst • Management • Data Analyst What you need to know… What you need to know…
What you need to know… TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code MULBS B1324 MULSP B1355 TISC Code Course Code MULIT B1398 Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 5 years 90 5 years 90 Duration Selection Rank* 5 years 90 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Semester 1 and 2 Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Mathematics Applications or Mathematics Applications or Semester 1 and 2 Mathematics Applications Methods, Physics Methods, Physics
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration 136 137 COMBINED DEGREES
Undergraduate course list
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science / Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science/ Business Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise DURATION SELECTION TISC COURSE RECOMMENDED PAGE Physiology (YEARS) RANK* CODE CODE ATAR SUBJECTS NUMBER If you want to… BACHELOR OF BUSINESS If you want to… 1. Learn about two disciplines to broaden your Accounting 3 70 MUBUS B1367 Mathematics Applications 38 career options. 1. Study the only integrated exercise physiology Business Law 3 70 MUBBL B1367 N/A 38 2. Learn how to prescribe exercise to improve the qualification in Western Australia. Entrepreneurship and Innovation 3 70 MUBUS B1367 N/A 39
movement of both athletes and the general 2. Build skills in a supportive learning environment Finance 3 70 MUBUS B1367 Mathematics Applications 40 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 population. where you can work closely with lecturers. Global Business and Politics 3 70 MUBUS B1367 N/A 40 3. Benefit from our partnership with the WACA and 3. Learn in purpose-built, state-of-the-art facilities Hospitality and Tourism Management 3 70 MUBUS B1367 Mathematics Applications 41 build your knowledge from academics who are that include a dedicated exercise physiology and Human Resources Management 3 70 MUBUS B1367 N/A 42 actively researching professional sports. performance rehabilitation laboratory. International Business 3 70 MUBUS B1367 N/A 42
Management 3 70 MUBUS B1367 N/A 43
Marketing 3 70 MUBUS B1367 N/A 43
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE As a Sport and Exercise Science and Psychology (Science) As a Sport and Exercise Science and Clinical Exercise student you will... Physiology student you will... HR Management and Analytics 2 70 MUCMC B1392 Mathematics Applications 44 • Learn practical skills in purpose-built state-of-the-art facilities • Develop, implement and manage physical activity and Professional Accounting 2 70 MUCMC B1392 Mathematics Applications 45 including an exercise physiology laboratory. behavioural programs for healthy clients and clients living with a COMBINED DEGREES • Explore the major fields in psychology including human range of chronic conditions. BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES/ Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics development, neuroscience, and emotion to gain an • Learn about the delivery of exercise, lifestyle and behavioural 4 70 MUBSC B1393 128 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS Applications or Methods understanding of how both nature and nurture shape us as modification programs to help prevent and manage chronic BACHELOR OF BUSINESS/ people. diseases and injury. 4 70 MUBEI B1394 N/A 128 BACHELOR OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION • Learn about the delivery of exercise, lifestyle and behavioural • Have a unique opportunity to fill the void between acute care and modification programs to help prevent and manage chronic long-term management of people living with health conditions. diseases and injury. • Have a clear path from your first year of study through to your • Put your knowledge and skills to the test in your fourth year fourth and final year. At the end of your first three years, you Creative Arts and Communication through an industry placement in exercise science. will have completed a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science which guarantees entry into the one-year Graduate Diploma in DURATION SELECTION TISC COURSE RECOMMENDED PAGE You’ll learn Clinical Exercise Physiology (minimum 2.0 GPA required to enter (YEARS) RANK* CODE CODE ATAR SUBJECTS NUMBER The research behind sport and exercise science, sports psychology, Graduate Diploma). BACHELOR OF ARTS functional human anatomy and biomechanics, measurement and manipulation of exercise motor skills and exercise programming and You’ll learn English and Creative Writing 3 70 MUAEC B1356 N/A 50 prescription, and rehabilitation. Strength and resistance training, exercise, programming and BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA prescription, sport and exercise psychology, advanced skills and Want to be recognised? motor control, cardiopulmonary, metabolic and neuromuscular Games Art and Design 3 70 MUCME B1343 N/A 50 The Bachelor of Science and Arts in Psychology is accredited by the rehabilitation. Graphic Design 3 70 MUCME B1343 N/A 51 Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC). Graduates Photography 3 70 MUCME B1343 Visual Arts 51 are eligible to apply to register with Exercise and Sports Science Want to be recognised? Australia as an Accredited Exercise Scientist. On graduation from the four-year program, you will be eligible Screen Production 3 70 MUCME B1343 N/A 52 to apply for your Exercise Physiology accreditation and become Sound 3 70 MUCME B1343 N/A 52 Where it will take you an Accredited Exercise Physiologist. At the end of your third You’ll graduate ready to work in sports bodies, health promotion year of study, you are eligible to apply for your Exercise Scientist BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION and local government. Your future career options could include: Accreditation. Global Media and Communication 3 70 MUCOM B1342 N/A 53
• Sport or Exercise Scientist Where it will take you Journalism 3 70 MUCOM B1342 N/A 54 • Strength and Conditioning Coach You could work in a range of industries including the private sector, Strategic Communication 3 70 MUCOM B1342 N/A 54 • Sport and Recreation Officer universities, and government institutions. Your future career options could include: Web Communication 3 70 MUCOM B1342 N/A 55 • Sport and Exercise Physiologist or Sports Psychologist (with further study) • Accredited Exercise Physiologist, Exercise Scientist or Sports Scientist BACHELOR OF DIGITAL MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION 3 70 MUDMC B1396 N/A 55 • Rehabilitation Consultant COMBINED DEGREES • Strength and Conditioning Coach BACHELOR OF LAWS/BACHELOR OF ARTS 5 90 MULBA B1370 N/A 132 BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION/ 4 70 MUCCM B1344 N/A 129 BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA What you need to know… What you need to know… BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ 4 70 MUCBC B1362 N/A 130 BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION TISC Code Course Code TISC Code Course Code BACHELOR OF LAWS/ 5 90 MULCM B1353 N/A 134 MUSSP B1352 MUSXP B1349 BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION Duration Selection Rank* Duration Selection Rank* 4 years 70 4 years 70 Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Intake Recommended ATAR Subjects Semester 1 and 2 Human Biology, Mathematics Semester 1 and 2 Human Biology, Physical Education Methods, Physical Education Studies Studies
*Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration
138 *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration. 139 140 Undergraduate course list PHYSIOLOGY GRADUATE DIPLOMA EXERCISE INCLINICAL BACHELOROF SPORTEXERCISE SCIENCE/ AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PSYCHOLOGY) BACHELOROF SPORTEXERCISE SCIENCE/ AND BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) BACHELOR OF LAWS/ BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ COMBINED DEGREES Forensic Biology and Toxicology Genetics andMolecular Biology BACHELOROF SPORTEXERCISE SCIENCE AND Psychology BACHELOR Psychology BACHELOR OF OF SCIENCE LaboratoryClinical Science ARTS Biomedical Science BACHELOR OFAND FORENSIC MOLECULAR SCIENCE (MEDICAL, SCIENCES) BACHELOR OF CHIROPRACTIC CLINICAL BACHELOROF(CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE SCIENCE)/ Engineering Health Electrical Power Engineering BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (MANDURAH CAMPUS) BACHELOR OF NURSING Renewable Energy Engineering (PERTH CAMPUS) BACHELOR OF NURSING BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY SL = School Leaver NSL =Non School Leaver EN=Enrolled Nurse *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration.
DURATION DURATION (YEARS) (YEARS) 5 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION RANK* RANK* 80 80 90 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 MUNUM MUNUM MPNUM MPNUM MUNUR MUNUR MUENG MUENG MUNUE MUNUE MPNUR MPNUR MUSMB MUSBM MUCAP MUAPC MPNUE MPNUE MUFSN MULAP MUSCP MUSCL MUSSC MUSLA MUSET MUSXP MUSFB MUSPS MUSSP CODE CODE (NSL) (NSL) TISC TISC TISC TISC (EN) (EN) (SL) (SL)
COURSE COURSE COURSE COURSE CODE CODE H1264 H1264 B1388 B1387 B1380 B1380 B1380 B1348 B1380 B1389 B1354 B1349 B1339 B1352 B1347 B1373 B1373 B1374 B1331 Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Specialist, Physics, Physics, Mathematics Specialist, Mathematics Specialist, Physics, Physics, Mathematics Specialist, Biology, Mathematics Methods, Biology, MathematicsMethods, Human Biology, Mathematics Human Biology,Mathematics Methods, Physical Education Methods, Physical Education Biology, Chemistry, Human Human Biology, Chemistry, Chemistry, Human Biology, HumanBiology, Chemistry, Chemistry, Human Biology, HumanBiology, Chemistry, Biology or Human Biology, Biology or HumanBiology, Biology or Human Biology, Biology or HumanBiology, Biology or Human Biology, Biology or HumanBiology, Mathematics Applications Mathematics Applications Mathematics Specialist, Human Biology, Physical Human Biology,Physical Human Biology, Physical Human Biology,Physical Mathematics Methods, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Mathematics Methods, Mathematics Methods, Mathematics Methods, Mathematics Methods, Physics, Chemistry RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDED Education Studies Education Studies ATAR SUBJECTS ATAR SUBJECTS Methods, Physics Applications Applications Applications Applications Applications Chemistry Chemistry Studies Physics N/A N/A N/A N/A
NUMBER NUMBER PAGE PAGE 138 138 130 132 68 68 73 73 73 60 60 66 69 69 70 67 61 71 71 *Minimum Selection Rank required for consideration. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PSYCHOLOGY) BACHELOR OF LAWS/ Crime Science BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF OF LAWS/BACHELOR SCIENCE Science Law andCriminology Crop andPasture Science Animal Science Criminal Behaviour BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY BACHELOR OF LAWS/ Animal Health BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF CHIROPRACTIC CLINICAL BACHELOROF(CHIROPRACTIC SCIENCE SCIENCE)/ BACHELOR OF LABORATORY MEDICINE BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION BACHELOR OF LAWS (GRADUATE ENTRY) White Collar andCorporate Crime Legal Studies BACHELOR OF OF LAWS/BACHELOR CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ COMBINED DEGREES BACHELOR OF LAWS BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF LAWS/ BACHELOR OF OF LAWS/BACHELOR BUSINESS BIOLOGY(FORENSIC AND TOXICOLOGY) BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) BACHELOR OF LAWS/ BACHELOR OF OF LAWS/BACHELOR ARTS
DURATION DURATION (YEARS) (YEARS) 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION RANK* RANK* N/A 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 MUCWC MULAW MULCM MUCGS MUCBC MUCCB MULGL MUCAP MUCCS MUSAH MUFSN MULGS MULCR MUCBS MUSPC MULAP MUSCP MUCLS MULBA MUSLA MUSAS MULBB MULBS MULSP CODE CODE TISC TISC TISC TISC
COURSE COURSE COURSE COURSE CODE CODE B1340 B1395 B1389 B1355 B1345 B1345 B1345 B1345 B1346 B1366 B1354 B1360 B1365 B1353 B1369 B1362 B1324 B1347 B1370 B1374 B1391 B1391 B1391 B1331 Applications or Methods,Physics Applications or Methods,Physics Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Biology, Chemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Biology, Chemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Biology, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics Methods, Biology, MathematicsMethods, Biology, Chemistry, Human Human Biology, Chemistry, Biology or Human Biology, Biology or HumanBiology, Biology or Human Biology, Biology or HumanBiology, Biology or Human Biology, Biology or HumanBiology, Mathematics Applications Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics Chemistry, RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDED ATAR SUBJECTS ATAR SUBJECTS Applications Applications Applications Applications Methods Methods Physics N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
NUMBER NUMBER PAGE PAGE 133 134 136 130 130 135 135 137 132 132 131 131 88 83 89 89 80 90 90 78 78 79 81 91 141
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL, MOLECULAR AND FORENSIC SCIENCES) BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY
Biology or Human Biology, Terrorism and Counterterrorism 3 70 MUGSA B1363 N/A 109 Biomedical Science 3 70 MUSBM B1380 Chemistry, Mathematics 91 Methods, Physics BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Biology or Human Biology, Psychology 3 70 MUSPS B1339 N/A 107 Clinical Laboratory Science 3 70 MUSCL B1380 Chemistry, Mathematics 92 1300 687 3624 • murdoch.edu.au/study 3624 1300 687 Applications COMBINED DEGREES Biology or Human Biology, Forensic Biology and Toxicology 3 70 MUSFB B1380 Chemistry, Mathematics 92 BACHELOR OF LAWS /BACHELOR OF ARTS 5 90 MULBA B1370 N/A 132 Applications BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY/ 4 70 MUCGS B1366 N/A 131 Biology or Human Biology, BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY Genetics and Molecular Biology 3 70 MUSMB B1380 Chemistry, Mathematics 93 Applications BACHELOR OF LAWS/BACHELOR OF GLOBAL SECURITY 5 90 MULGS B1365 N/A 135
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Chemistry, Mathematics Conservation and Wildlife Biology 3 70 MUSCW B1317 93 Applications Teaching Chemistry, Mathematics Environmental Management and Sustainability 3 70 MUSEM B1317 94 Applications DURATION SELECTION TISC COURSE RECOMMENDED PAGE Chemistry, Mathematics Environmental Science 3 70 MUSES B1317 94 (YEARS) RANK* CODE CODE ATAR SUBJECTS NUMBER Applications BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Chemistry, Mathematics 4 70 MUECP B1383 N/A 114 Marine Biology 3 70 MUSBI B1317 95 (EARLY CHILDHOOD AND PRIMARY TEACHING) Applications BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Chemistry, Mathematics 4 70 MUEPT B1382 N/A 115 Marine Science 3 70 MUSMS B1317 95 (PRIMARY TEACHING) Applications BACHELOR OF EDUCATION 4 70 MUEHP B1384 N/A 116 MUSVB B1330 (PRIMARY, 1-10 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (VETERINARY BIOLOGY)/ (SL) (SL) Biology, Chemistry, 5 98** 97 DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE MUSVV B1341 Mathematics Methods, Physics BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (SECONDARY TEACHING) (NSL) (NSL) Advanced Mathematics 4 70 MUEAM B1368 N/A 117 COMBINED DEGREES Biology and Environmental Science 4 70 MUEBE B1368 N/A 117 BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES/ Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics 4 70 MUBSC B1393 128 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS Applications or Methods Biology and Human Biology 4 70 MUEBH B1368 N/A 117 BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY / Chemistry, Mathematics Chemistry 4 70 MUECH B1368 N/A 117 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 4 70 MUCBS B1360 131 Applications (FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY) Earth and Environmental Science 4 70 MUEEE B1368 N/A 117 Biology or Human Biology, English and Creative Writing 4 70 MUEEN B1368 N/A 117 BACHELOR OF LAWS /BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 5 90 MULBS B1324 Chemistry, Mathematics 136 Applications or Methods, Physics Geography and Economics 4 70 MUEGE B1368 N/A 117 Health and Physical Education 4 70 MUEPE B1368 N/A 117
History (HASS) 4 70 MUEHI B1368 N/A 117 Social and Cultural Studies Mathematics 4 70 MUEMT B1368 N/A 117
DURATION SELECTION TISC COURSE RECOMMENDED PAGE Physics 4 70 MUEPS B1368 N/A 117 (YEARS) RANK* CODE CODE ATAR SUBJECTS NUMBER Politics (HASS) 4 70 MUEPL B1368 N/A 117 BACHELOR OF ARTS
Community Development 3 70 MUACD B1356 N/A 102
English and Creative Writing 3 70 MUAEC B1356 N/A 102 Technology
Global Challenges 3 70 MUAGC B1356 N/A 103 DURATION SELECTION TISC COURSE RECOMMENDED PAGE (YEARS) RANK* CODE CODE ATAR SUBJECTS NUMBER Global Politics and Policy 3 70 MUAPI B1356 N/A 104
History 3 70 MUAHI B1356 N/A 104 BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
International Aid and Development 3 70 MUAAD B1356 N/A 105 Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems 3 70 MUSAI B1390 Mathematics Applications 122
Japanese 3 70 MUAJS B1356 N/A 106 Business Information Systems 3 70 MUSIS B1390 Mathematics Applications 122
Philosophy 3 70 MUAPH B1356 N/A 106 Computer Science 3 70 MUSCS B1390 Mathematics Applications 123
Psychology 3 70 MUAPC B1388 N/A 107 Cyber Security and Forensics 3 70 MUSIF B1390 Mathematics Applications 124
Sociology 3 70 MUASO B1356 N/A 108 Games Technology 3 70 MUSIT B1390 Mathematics Applications 124
Sustainable Development 3 70 MUASU B1356 N/A 108 Internetworking and Network Security 3 70 MUSIW B1390 Mathematics Applications 125 BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Tourism and Events 3 70 MUATE B1356 N/A 109 3 70 MUITB B1375 N/A 125 AND BUSINESS
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