Murdoch University Courses

A Bachelor's degree or higher, or significant professional experience, in plant biosecurity or a related discipline (for example entomology, plant pathology, quarantine).

You must be: *An Australian or New Zealand citizen, or hold a Permanent Residency or Humanitarian visa; *At least 17 years and 6 months old by 1st January in the year you will undertake OnTrack Flex, OR you have completed year 12. *You must also meet the minimum English Language Competency requirement which is completion of Yr 11 and 12, or have successfully completed a Certificate III in any program, or a Certificate II in General Education for Adults; OR successful completion of the OnTrack Flex Readiness Evaluation.

This special entry and enabling support course is available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are enrolled in veterinary medicine, and other animal and biological science based courses. Entry can be obtained through recommendation after attendance at the one-week residential Testing and Selection process. Alternate entry may be permitted through K-Track, with approval from the relevant Academic Chair. Students entering relevant courses via TISC or direct university application will also be permitted, with approval from the relevant Academic Chair.

Entry may be gained through either of the following means into the Master of Engineering Practice with the Major in Environmental and Sustainable Systems Engineering: 1. Successful completion of a four-year Engineering degree accredited by Engineers Australia (or equivalent Washington Accord-recognised degree) in an approved field of Engineering, * 2. Successful completion of a Bachelor's degree (AQF Level 7, non-Washington Accord), or an equivalent qualification, as recognised by Murdoch University, which includes prior studies in Engineering or Engineering Technology, * Advanced standing for any students with existing studies would be considered on a case-by-case basis through the standard advanced standing processes at Murdoch. *Entry into each major is subject to different approved field of Engineering and cognate degrees

AQF Level 7 (Bachelors) degree with 3 years of study in the relevant Asian language, or equivalent.

This course is available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people only. There are no pre-requisites for K-Track, however students will need to sit a two-hour writing activity to gain entry.

You must be concurrently enrolled and completing year 12 at a partner secondary school and studying English at any Domestic year 12 level. Year 12 students concurrently studying four (4) or more ATAR subjects are excluded.

Entry may be gained through either of the following means into the Master of Engineering Practice with the Major in Smart and Renewable Electrical Power Systems Engineering: 1. Successful completion of a four-year Engineering degree accredited by Engineers Australia (or equivalent Washington Accord-recognised degree) in an approved field of Engineering, * 2. Successful completion of a Bachelor's degree (AQF Level 7, non-Washington Accord), or an equivalent qualification, as recognised by Murdoch University, which includes prior studies in Engineering or Engineering Technology, * Advanced standing for any students with existing studies would be considered on a case-by-case basis through the standard advanced standing processes at Murdoch. *Entry into each major is subject to different approved field of Engineering and cognate degrees

You must be concurrently enrolled and completing year 12 at a partner secondary school, and nominated by a school representative. Students on a humanitarian visa attending a partnership school may be nominated. To demonstrate English competence for entry into the program, you must demonstrate that you have achieved 'B' or higher in general English or a 'D' or higher in ATAR English in year 11.

As per normal undergraduate requirements