Murdoch University

Most of international students have to apply through the university’s agents, especially students from the following countries:BangladeshBhutanGhanaIndiaIranIraqKenyaLebanonNepalNigeriaPakistanRwandaTurkeyVietnamZimbabweTo study an undergraduate, honours or postgraduate, or research degree at Murdoch University, you need to apply via one of Murdoch’s Registered International Agents. You can find your local agent here: murdoch.edu.au/study/undergraduatestudents/how-to-apply/apply-through-an-agent/find-an-agent.After that, if your application is accepted, you will receive an offer letter from the university. This offer letter will contain all the required details about the date of commencement of the program, the relevant course fees of the course you have opted for, deadlines for the payment due, and other important dates. For your confirmation, you will have to revert your signed acceptance and pay the required fees. Then, the university will issue you an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE), with which you can begin your visa application process.

Murdoch University offers about 18 international scholarships to undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD (research) students. The different scholarships available to international students are based on:Academic achievementsPersonal or financial hardshipRegion-specificStudying abroadInternational students should meet these criteria to be eligible for the scholarship offered by Murdoch:Must be an international studentShould be a full-time and full fee-paying student at the Perth campusReceive an ATAR score of more than 92 (or its equivalent in an international qualifying academic program) within the most recent year and a half from the end date of the awardApply to study a course-work in one of the majors offered in the order of Engineering and Energy, Information Technology, or Maths and StatisticsStudents are not receiving any other Murdoch grant/scholarship Some major scholarships offered by the university to international students are:Scholarship Name     Award Eligibility International Welcome ScholarshipInternational students living in Australia and applying to Murdoch20%off on tuition feesMurdoch International Honors International students applying to study honors at MurdochUpto 10,000International Merit AwardHigh-achieving international students Upto 1,000

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Tracey Nicole Cross, a visually-impaired swimmer who won 10 medals in three Paralympic Games, is one of the most distinguished alumni of the Murdoch University. Other noble alumni of the university are Jeremy Callaghan (Australian Actor), Basil Zempilas (TV and Radio presenter), Barbara Wienecke (Antarctic researcher), Chandrika Ravi (Australian actress and model), Edmund Yeo (Malaysian filmmaker), Kim Scott (Australian novelist), John Turner (Australian politician), Toby Miller (media scholar), Vivienne Elanta (environmental activist), James Edelman ( Australia high court justice), Visam Ali (Maldivian politician), Reg Bolton (clown, educator, actor and writer) and Frederic Jevons (educator and biochemist).

Murdoch University has five campuses located in three different nations. Its main campus is located in Perth, and it also runs satellite campuses in Singapore and Dubai. The South Street Campus, Peel Campus, and Rockingham Campus are the three locations in Australia where the University of Murdoch holds classes. The South Street Campus, the university's main campus, is situated in a suburb. The academic buildings for the Humanities, Social Sciences, Education, Economics, and Commerce are located on this 560-acre campus, along with Bush Court, the Chancellery Building, Bower Court, and Joglo Rahayu, a semi-enclosed peace pavilion. Farms, renewable energy centers, and cattle stockyards make up its southern region. Additionally, the Nexus Theatre, a location for events, workshops, and performances, is housed there.