blog13 Feb 2020
Future undergraduate students
Going to university is an exciting experience and we’re here to help you every step of the way. Here’s everything you need to know about studying at Murdoch, where you’ll learn from leading academics in world-class facilities, gain real-world experience and graduate career-ready.
Year 12 Uni Entry Safety Net
If you’re graduating from Year 12 in 2020, you can apply to study at Murdoch using your Year 11 ATAR subject results under the Uni Entry Safety Net.
Get Murdoch Ready
Designed to help all Year 12 high school students, Murdoch Ready will help kick start your uni journey with a starter package valued at $1,000.
Fees and scholarships
A Murdoch undergraduate degree is a significant investment in your future. Find out about fees, costs and financial support available for undergraduate students.
How to apply
Option 1: Apply directly online
You can apply to Murdoch online. If you’re applying for the Year 12 Uni Entry Safety Net, you’ll need to apply online and upload your Year 11 end of year subject report.
Option 2: Apply through TISC
If you’re a domestic student and want to study Veterinary Science, you’ll need to apply through the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC).
Option 3: Apply through an agent
If you’re an international student planning to study in Australia under the Streamlined Student Visa Framework, you may need to apply through an agent.
Upcoming online events
Future student resources
Explore our wide range of events, study guides and videos to find out more about studying at Murdoch and how you can join our global community of free thinkers.
Student stories
Nikhil Mandalia
“I completed the OnTrack Sprint program in four weeks and it was honestly the best experience. I met lovely people and tutors.”
Gabbie Ochtman
“What I love about Murdoch is the community feel. As a regional student, this made my transition to university so much easier.”
Shivani Radia
“This is a university that doesn’t treat you as a number, but as an individual. Your opinions matter, your effort will be recognised.”
Transitioning from high school to university
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