Murdoch University was founded in 1973 under the provisions of the Murdoch University Act 1973 (The Act). The Act makes provision for a body corporate in perpetual succession and defines the functions and constitution of the University.
The Act also makes provision for Murdoch University By-Laws, Statutes and regulations.
All subsidiary legislation for the University is available in the University’s policy management system, Policy and Procedure Manager (PPM). The PPM includes the By-Laws, Statutes, Regulations, Rules, Policies, Procedures, Guidelines and Standards.
Senate
The Senate is the governing body of Murdoch University, promoting high performance through fairness, transparency and accountability across the University.
Senior Leadership Team
Murdoch is led by a Vice Chancellor and a group of senior leaders who are responsible for the strategic management and development of all aspects of University business.
Academic Council & Committees
The Academic Council is the principal academic body at Murdoch and makes the final decision on academic policy.
Quality assurance and improvement
Learn more about our commitment to a culture of quality assurance and improvement alongside our QF.
Annual reports
Our Annual Report is prepared in accordance with the provisions of the Financial Management Act 2006
Sexual Harm Prevention and Response Report
Read our report and learn how Murdoch is addressing sexual harm.
Freedom of information
Request access to University documents or amend personal information.
Public Interest Disclosure
Find out more about Murdoch's Public Interest Disclosure (or "whistle-blowing") policy.
Complaints
There may be times where you are not satisfied with your experience at Murdoch.
Supplying to Murdoch
Learn about the opportunities available and how to join Murdoch as a supplier.