Bachelor of Laws

Murdoch University offers multiple pathways into the Bachelor of Laws, including entry for high school leavers, work and life experience entry, vocational education and training pathways, higher education pathways, enabling pathways such as Ngoolark Pre-Law and Start Law, Experienced Based Entry, and specific pathways for international students.

Yes, Murdoch University offers enabling pathways specifically for law, including the Ngoolark Pre-Law program and the Start Law program, designed to support students who wish to enter the Bachelor of Laws but may not meet standard entry requirements.

Murdoch University has campuses in Perth (the main campus on South Street, Murdoch), Rockingham, and Mandurah in Western Australia, as well as international campuses in Singapore and Dubai.

Yes, Murdoch University offers a range of scholarships that students can apply for, including general scholarships, research scholarships, and external scholarships. Students can find a scholarship and apply through the university's scholarships portal.

Murdoch University provides a broad range of support services for students, including Careers and Employability support, the Elite Athlete Program, support for students with disability, the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre, counselling through the Caladenia Counselling Clinic, and various other health and wellbeing services.