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Law - Graduate Entry
Already have an undergraduate degree? Complete our Bachelor of Laws in just three years and embark on your career path to becoming a lawyer or legal practitioner.
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Murdoch law students can work with real clients in a real legal practice setting.Globally accredited law degree
A Murdoch law degree is recognised in Australia, Malaysia, India and Singapore.Apply to start
You can apply to start studying at the following times.
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| Murdoch | Semester 1 | Semester 1 |
| Semester 2 | Semester 2 |
Overview
If you have already completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline you can apply for the Graduate Entry Law. This course allows you to complete our Bachelor of Laws in just three years, adding to your existing studies and allowing you to begin your career journey to becoming a lawyer or legal practitioner.
As a graduate entry student, you’ll be awarded 24 points of advanced standing and then need to follow a set structure of required units if you’d like to complete your Law degree in the minimum time. The core law units will give you an understanding of the Australian legal system and specialist areas of law.
Benefit from the same opportunities as other Law students by taking a hands-on approach to the law. Develop strong real-life legal skills through our clinical program with partners such as SCALES Community Legal Centre. In this program, you will work on real cases with clients and get new insight into the legal system. You will also further develop your reasoning skills in our internationally-recognised mooting program. Mooting is a simulated court proceeding where you will be presented with a legal problem and argue it before a 'judge' in our purpose-built courtroom.
13 reasons to study Law at Murdoch
- Get work experience through our Work Integrated Learning program which allows you to intern at real law firms, organisations and clinics.
- Join WA’s largest and most successful mooting program, competing across Australia and the world.
- Make new friends, enjoy some fun social events and build your network as a member of the Murdoch Student Law Society (MSLS).
- Travel while you earn credit towards your degree, with opportunities to study in Italy, Switzerland, India or take on an internship in Germany.
- Earn credit towards your degree with hands on legal training in our award winning clinic working with real clients in areas such as human rights, family law and indigenous issues.
- Shape your degree to suit your specific career goals and aspirations with many electives to choose from.
- Be mentored by a practising lawyer, through our mentoring program.
- Complete a combined degree and graduate with two qualifications, enhancing your career prospects and learning to work across different industries.
- Learn from respected experts in their field who often appear in the media to share their insights on current events and issues.
- Boost your international employment prospects with a degree accredited in Australia, Malaysia, India and Singapore.
- Follow in the footsteps of other Murdoch thinkers who have been involved in High Court cases, even influencing a decision from the UN Human Rights Committee which resulted in state and federal parliamentary enquiries.
- Complete your practical legal training (PLT) on campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law. You’ll have the unique opportunity to complete your PLT while still studying, if you have no more than 2 outstanding electives left to complete. Your PLT is the last step needed to become a practicing lawyer, once you have completed your degree. This means at Murdoch you can get out into the field and start practicing faster.
What you’ll learn
Build the knowledge and skills you need to meet your career or study goals. Here are some of the things you’ll learn:
- criminal law and procedure
- legal protection of international human rights
- refugee and family law
- introduction to mooting
- introduction to legal practice.
Your future career
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, fighting for the rights of those who are disadvantaged or unfairly treated, and creating a better society.
Careers could include:
- Lawyer
- Solicitor or Barrister
- Roles in federal, state or local government
- Legal advisor in the corporate sector or a community legal centre
- Legal analyst.
You don’t have to become a lawyer and there are many other career paths you could pursue. You could become a business law consultant, work in negotiation and conflict resolution, work in government or politics, become a writer or journalist or pursue many other opportunities.
Professional recognition
The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree meets the educational requirements of the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia for admission as a practicing lawyer, and has specific pre-requisites for registration that you must meet to qualify for admission.
If you would like to become a practising lawyer, you can complete your practical legal training (known as PLT) on campus thanks to our partnerships with Leo Cussen and College of Law.
This degree is accredited by the Ministry of Law in Singapore, the Malaysian Bar Council and the Indian Bar Council.
For further admission information about this course, please download our Information Pack.
Study areas
Apply to start
You can apply to start studying at the following times.
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| Internal | External | |
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| Murdoch | Semester 1 | Semester 1 |
| Semester 2 | Semester 2 |
Entry requirements
I have completed studies in
Select which option best describes your path to university :
| Means of admission | Minimum academic requirement | Minimum english requirement |
|---|---|---|
| University study | For Criminology: Successful completion of 2 units at an Australian University or Open Universities Australia (OUA)
For Law : Successful study at AQF level 7 (or equivalent) achieving either one semester with a minimum 70% GPA; or two semesters with a minimum 67% GPA. Applicants via this pathway may be requested to attend an interview. |
For Criminology: Successful completion of 2 units at an Australian University or Open Universities Australia (OUA)
For Law : Successful completion of at least one year. |
| Pre-Law | ||
| Murdoch Institute of Technology (MIT) courses | For Criminology: Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course with a minimum of 50% in every subject.
· Foundation Studies Course with a minimum of 50% in every subject.
For Law : Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher with a minimum of 70% in the ‘Introduction to Academic Communication’ unit Foundation Studies Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher. |
For Criminology: Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course · Introduction to Academic Communication unit · Foundation Studies Course with a minimum of 50% in every subject. For Law : Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher with a minimum of 70% in the ‘Introduction to Academic Communication’ unit Foundation Studies Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher. |
| Enabling courses | For Criminology: Successful completion of one of the following within 12 months of bachelor course commencement:
For Law : No direct entry |
For Criminology: Successful completion of the course. For Law : No direct entry |
| University study |
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Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of 2 units at an Australian University or Open Universities Australia (OUA)
For Law : Successful study at AQF level 7 (or equivalent) achieving either one semester with a minimum 70% GPA; or two semesters with a minimum 67% GPA. Applicants via this pathway may be requested to attend an interview. |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of 2 units at an Australian University or Open Universities Australia (OUA)
For Law : Successful completion of at least one year. |
| Pre-Law |
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Minimum academic requirement |
Minimum english requirement |
| Murdoch Institute of Technology (MIT) courses |
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Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course with a minimum of 50% in every subject.
· Foundation Studies Course with a minimum of 50% in every subject.
For Law : Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher with a minimum of 70% in the ‘Introduction to Academic Communication’ unit Foundation Studies Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher. |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course · Introduction to Academic Communication unit · Foundation Studies Course with a minimum of 50% in every subject. For Law : Successful completion of one of the following: · Murdoch University Preparation Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher with a minimum of 70% in the ‘Introduction to Academic Communication’ unit Foundation Studies Course with a minimum average mark of 78% or higher. |
| Enabling courses |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of one of the following within 12 months of bachelor course commencement:
For Law : No direct entry |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of the course. For Law : No direct entry |
| Means of admission | Minimum academic requirement | Minimum english requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Law Start | Successful attendance and completion of LAW START, an ability and aptitude Evaluation Pathway. Note this course is not available to students on a Student Visa. |
Scaled mark of 50 or higher in one of the following:
or interstate equivalent, or a STAT Written English score of 140 or higher. |
| Portfolio entry | For Criminology and combined Criminology courses A successful portfolio application that demonstrates relevant aptitude and ability in a related learning area. Find out more about the Portfolio Entry Pathway. |
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| Minimum Selection Rank (WA/ACT/NSW/NT/SA/TAS/VIC) | For Criminology: 70 For Law : 90 |
Scaled mark of 50 or higher in one of the following (or interstate equivalent):
Or a STAT Written English score of 140 or higher. Or evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic applicants only). |
| Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) | For Criminology: Overall Position (OP) of 13 or lower.
For Law : Overall Position (OP) of 6 or lower. |
For Law and Criminology: Sound Achievement (4) or better in a Queensland Studies Authority approved subject of one of the following:
Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). |
| International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma | For Criminology: Total score of 24 or higher.
For Law : Total score of 33 or higher. |
For Criminology: Higher level (HL): 3 or better. Standard Level (SL): 4 or better. Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). For Law: Higher level (HL): 5 or better. Standard Level (SL): 6 or better. Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). |
| Overseas Year 12 | Please refer to the information under the country of study. |
Please refer to the information under the country of study. |
| GCE A Levels | For Criminology: Minimum of 6 points taken from the best 2 or 3 subjects where A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (AS Levels are equivalent to half points e.g. A=2.5, B=2 etc.) or higher.
For Law : Minimum of 12 points taken from the best 2 or 3 subjects where A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (AS Levels are equivalent to half points e.g. A=2.5, B=2 etc.) or higher. |
For Criminology: A Levels: D in one of the following:
AS Level: C in one of the following:
For Law : A Levels: C in one of the following:
AS Level: B in one of the following:
English Literature or Knowledge and Inquiry. |
| Western Australian Universities Foundation Program (WAUFP) | For Criminology: CPS 54 or higher.
CPS 70 or higher. |
For Criminology: 50% in English Language and Australian Cultural Studies (ELACS).
For Law : 65% in English Language and Australian Cultural Studies (ELACS). |
| Extenuating circumstances | We'll consider applications from prospective students whose education has been compromised due to genuine hardship, resulting in them falling short of entry requirements for an undergraduate course. Find out more. |
Case-by-case assessment. |
| Law Start |
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Minimum academic requirementSuccessful attendance and completion of LAW START, an ability and aptitude Evaluation Pathway. Note this course is not available to students on a Student Visa. |
Minimum english requirementScaled mark of 50 or higher in one of the following:
or interstate equivalent, or a STAT Written English score of 140 or higher. |
| Portfolio entry |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology and combined Criminology courses A successful portfolio application that demonstrates relevant aptitude and ability in a related learning area. Find out more about the Portfolio Entry Pathway. |
| Minimum Selection Rank (WA/ACT/NSW/NT/SA/TAS/VIC) |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: 70 For Law : 90 |
Minimum english requirementScaled mark of 50 or higher in one of the following (or interstate equivalent):
Or a STAT Written English score of 140 or higher. Or evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic applicants only). |
| Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Overall Position (OP) of 13 or lower.
For Law : Overall Position (OP) of 6 or lower. |
Minimum english requirementFor Law and Criminology: Sound Achievement (4) or better in a Queensland Studies Authority approved subject of one of the following:
Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). |
| International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Total score of 24 or higher.
For Law : Total score of 33 or higher. |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Higher level (HL): 3 or better. Standard Level (SL): 4 or better. Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). For Law: Higher level (HL): 5 or better. Standard Level (SL): 6 or better. Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). |
| Overseas Year 12 |
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Minimum academic requirementPlease refer to the information under the country of study.
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Minimum english requirementPlease refer to the information under the country of study.
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| GCE A Levels |
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Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Minimum of 6 points taken from the best 2 or 3 subjects where A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (AS Levels are equivalent to half points e.g. A=2.5, B=2 etc.) or higher.
For Law : Minimum of 12 points taken from the best 2 or 3 subjects where A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (AS Levels are equivalent to half points e.g. A=2.5, B=2 etc.) or higher. |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: A Levels: D in one of the following:
AS Level: C in one of the following:
For Law : A Levels: C in one of the following:
AS Level: B in one of the following:
English Literature or Knowledge and Inquiry. |
| Western Australian Universities Foundation Program (WAUFP) |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: CPS 54 or higher.
CPS 70 or higher. |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: 50% in English Language and Australian Cultural Studies (ELACS).
For Law : 65% in English Language and Australian Cultural Studies (ELACS). |
| Extenuating circumstances |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementWe'll consider applications from prospective students whose education has been compromised due to genuine hardship, resulting in them falling short of entry requirements for an undergraduate course. Find out more. |
Minimum english requirementCase-by-case assessment.
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| Means of admission | Minimum academic requirement | Minimum english requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Diploma or Advanced Diploma AQF level 5–6 | For Criminology: Successful completion of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. For Law : No direct entry |
For Criminology: Successful completion of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. For Law : No direct entry |
| Certificate IV AQF level 4 | For Criminology: Successful completion of a Certificate IV. For Law : No direct entry |
For Criminology: Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). STAT Written English score of 140 or higher (145 if prior to May 2010). For Law: No direct entry |
| Diploma or Advanced Diploma AQF level 5–6 |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. For Law : No direct entry |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. For Law : No direct entry |
| Certificate IV AQF level 4 |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: Successful completion of a Certificate IV. For Law : No direct entry |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only) Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). STAT Written English score of 140 or higher (145 if prior to May 2010). For Law: No direct entry |
| Means of admission | Minimum academic requirement | Minimum english requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) | For Criminology:
Multiple Choice score of 135 (145 if taken prior to May 2010).
For Law :
No direct entry – consider Pre-Law pathway. |
For Law and Criminology: Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only). Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). Written English Score of 140 (145 if taken prior to May 2010). |
| Mature Age Pathway (MAP) | For Criminology: MAP involves an interview and a portfolio submission to be assessed by the Academic Chair of the course. Admission is based on relevant work and life experience. Applicants must also meet the English Language Competency requirements for the course. Email us for more information .
For Law : No direct entry – consider Pre-Law pathway. |
For Criminology: Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only). Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). Must be met according to the respective courses standard ELC requirements, STAT Written English 140, etc.
For Law: No direct entry |
| Portfolio entry | For Criminology and combined Criminology courses A successful portfolio application that demonstrates relevant aptitude and ability in a related learning area. Find out more about the Portfolio Entry Pathway. |
| Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology:
Multiple Choice score of 135 (145 if taken prior to May 2010).
For Law :
No direct entry – consider Pre-Law pathway.
|
Minimum english requirementFor Law and Criminology: Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only). Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). Written English Score of 140 (145 if taken prior to May 2010). |
| Mature Age Pathway (MAP) |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology: MAP involves an interview and a portfolio submission to be assessed by the Academic Chair of the course. Admission is based on relevant work and life experience. Applicants must also meet the English Language Competency requirements for the course. Email us for more information .
For Law : No direct entry – consider Pre-Law pathway. |
Minimum english requirementFor Criminology: Evidence of completing year 11 and 12 in Australia at any Level (Domestic Applicants Only). Evidence of completing a minimum of 2 years of studies at TAFE or an RTO (Domestic Applicants Only). Must be met according to the respective courses standard ELC requirements, STAT Written English 140, etc.
For Law: No direct entry |
| Portfolio entry |
|---|
Minimum academic requirementFor Criminology and combined Criminology courses A successful portfolio application that demonstrates relevant aptitude and ability in a related learning area. Find out more about the Portfolio Entry Pathway. |
As per normal undergraduate admission requirements.; plus a recognised Bachelor degree (AQF level7) in any discipline.
English Requirements
You must be able to meet a minimum standard in English to study at Murdoch, which may include the successful completion of a variety of English proficiency tests.
Minimum English Language Requirements - Undergraduate
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Other Requirements
European Summer Program in Law and International Human Rights Program: The School of Law is offering a selection of specified elective units as part of its European Summer Program in Law, hosted at the University of Macerata, Italy, and its International Human Rights Program in Geneva, Switzerland. These programs will be run subject to sufficient enrolments. Enrolment in these programs is by application to the Program Director. Students are required to pay an application fee when submitting their application. Students enrolling in the program are responsible for their own airfares, accommodation, meals and incidental expenses during the program. Students are also required to pay a fee for course materials and access to the library, Internet and other facilities at the host location. Students in the program must possess a passport valid for at least six months from the date of departure from Perth, with eligibility for a visa to enter the host country; Permanent Residents may also require a visa for re-entry into Australia. Students are covered by Murdoch University for travel insurance. Students are advised to be aware of Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) travel advisories prior to their departure via the following website: http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/ All students must complete the University's online Travel Register prior to departure. Students interested in the European Summer Program or the International Human Rights programs are encouraged to contact the School of Law office for further information. Part-time Study: Students in the degree may study on a part-time basis. It should be noted that, in some circumstances, enrolment in less than 12 points in a semester may mean that students will not meet the formal prerequisite requirements for units which they may wish to study in subsequent semesters.Advanced Standing
Everyone has a different path to university so if you’ve already completed formal or informal learning, you could receive advanced standing. Also known as recognition of prior learning, advanced standing can reduce the amount of study needed to complete your degree by giving you credit for certain units.
Formal learning can include previous study in higher education vocational education or adult and community education. Informal learning can include on the job learning, various kinds of work and life experience.
Adjustment for Murdoch RISE
Murdoch RISE is a selection rank adjustment, as part of our commitment to helping students from regional, Indigenous and low socio-economic backgrounds gain university entry.
If you achieve an ATAR of 60.00 - 89.95, a Murdoch RISE adjustment factor of up to 10.00 points may help you get into your preferred course. Murdoch RISE can increase your selection rank up to a maximum of 90.00.
There’s no application or need to register. If you are eligible, the adjustment factor is automatically added to your raw ATAR score when you apply.
This information applies to courses offered at our Australian campuses only. Courses offered at our Dubai, Singapore and Myanmar campuses or delivered by Open Universities Australia may have different requirements.
Advanced Standing
Everyone has a different path to university so if you’ve already completed formal or informal learning, you could receive advanced standing. Also known as recognition of prior learning, advanced standing can reduce the amount of study needed to complete your degree by giving you credit for certain units.
Formal learning can include previous study in higher education vocational education or adult and community education. Informal learning can include on the job learning, various kinds of work and life experience.
This information applies to courses offered at our Australian campuses only. Courses offered at our Dubai, Singapore and Myanmar campuses or delivered by Open Universities Australia may have different requirements.
Fees and scholarships
How much will it cost?
Instead of paying an overall course fee, you pay for the individual units you enrol in. The total course cost will vary depending on the units you choose.
Use our Fee Calculator to estimate the cost of your course.
Scholarships
Make the most of your university experience by reducing the financial costs with a scholarship.
Whether you’re a high achiever or have experienced hardship, we offer a wide range of scholarships and awards to students from all walks of life. Explore our scholarships to find the ones you could be eligible for as a new Murdoch student as well as what's available throughout your degree.
This information applies to courses offered at our Australian campuses only. Courses offered at our Dubai, Singapore and Myanmar campuses or delivered by Open Universities Australia may have different requirements.
How much will it cost?
Instead of paying an overall course fee, you pay for the individual units you enrol in. The total course cost will vary depending on the units you choose. An indicative fee will be provided with your offer. You can also use our Course Fee Calculator to estimate the cost of your course.
Use our Fee Calculator to estimate the cost of your course.
Scholarships
Make the most of your university experience by reducing the financial costs with a scholarship. Our International Welcome Scholarship offers eligible students between $8,000 and $11,000, depending on the course you study.
The Australian Government also offers scholarships to students from developing countries through the Australia Awards Scholarship program.
Explore our scholarships and find out if you’re eligible to apply.
This information applies to courses offered at our Australian campuses only. Courses offered at our Dubai, Singapore and Myanmar campuses or delivered by Open Universities Australia may have different requirements.
How to apply
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To start studying in Semester 1 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Semester 1 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Semester 2 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Semester 2 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Trimester 1 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can being your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Trimester 1 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Trimester 2 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Trimester 2 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Trimester 3 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
To start studying in Trimester 3 you can apply direct to Murdoch online.
Check the apply to start dates to see when you can begin your degree, then follow the four step application process. Remember to check the document checklist for what to include when applying.
Your document checklist
Ready to apply? Before you start, make sure you have all of the following documentation ready for a quick application.
- Completed official Academic Transcripts and Certificates of Completion
Your document checklist
Ready to apply? Before you start, make sure you have all of the following documentation ready for a quick application.
- Complete or incomplete official Academic Transcripts and Certificates of Completion – both original and English translated versions
- A personal statement
- English Language Proficiency Document (if available)