Explore allied health at Murdoch

Looking for a career dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities? The newly established School of Allied Health comprises the disciplines of Exercise Science, Chiropractic, Counselling and Creative Arts Therapies. 

Put theory into practice

Gain experience in our state-of-the-art clinical teaching wards and state-of-the-art simulation suites.

Gain industry experience

Our outreach programs stretch as far as the Kimberly region of WA, where students can provide health care to remote and regional communities.

Why study allied health at Murdoch?

The School of Allied Health has a strong research focus that is embedded into our teaching programs, ensuring our students are exposed to the latest techniques and evidenced based approaches to improving both physical and mental health and performance.  

We produce high quality, job ready graduates that go on to work within various public and private health care settings as well as elite sporting environments. Students can benefit from strong engagement with the community through our fully functioning Chiropractic, Counselling and Creative Arts Therapies Clinics, while Exercise Science has teamed with industry to house an Exercise Physiology lab on campus. 

 

These clinics provide students with real-world experience and the opportunity to put theory to practice, ensuring they are job ready when they graduate. 

Our outreach programs stretch as far as the Kimberly region of WA where students provide health care to remote and regional communities and Indigenous populations.

Find out more about the School of Allied Health.

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