Bachelor of Science (Crop and Pasture)

Murdoch University offers programs across multiple campuses including the Perth campus at 90 South Street Murdoch, as well as Rockingham and Mandurah campuses. The university also has facilities such as Whitby Falls Farm and the Nambeelup Food Centre that may be relevant to agricultural studies.

Murdoch University offers several pathways including entry for high school leavers, those with work and life experience, vocational education and training (VET) pathways through SM TAFE, higher education enabling pathways, and experience-based entry pathways for both domestic and international students.

Yes, Murdoch University offers a range of scholarships. Prospective students can find a scholarship, apply for scholarships, and explore external scholarships through the university's fees and scholarships section. Research scholarships and student loans may also be available depending on individual circumstances.

Murdoch University provides a wide range of support services 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 the Murdoch Psychology Clinic, among others.

Murdoch University has a research focus specifically on food security, which is directly relevant to crop and pasture science. The university also has dedicated facilities including the Nambeelup Food Centre and Whitby Falls Farm, supporting applied research and learning in agricultural disciplines.