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6 months
On-campus
EAP 1 only – Feb, Mar, Jun, Sep, Nov | EAP 2 only – Feb, Apr, Sep, Nov | EAP 1 and 2 – Feb, June, Sep, Nov
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Murdoch University, Perth campus
Building B121-122, Murdoch University,, South Street, Murdoch, WA 6150
Eligibility
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
ASQA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCourse Content
Foundational Academic English
Essential Australian Studies
Introduction to Academic Communication
Introductory Mathematics
Mathematics for Science
Information Technology for Academic Studies
Computer Science
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Introduction to Media
Media Production
Accounting
Management
Economics
Business Communication
This unit provides students with an overview of the theories, models and practices that provide the foundation for understanding the ways to communicate in the contemporary workplace.
Introduction to Accounting
This unit provides students with an introduction to accounting and its role in providing information for both external and internal decision making.
Economics
An introductory economics unit covering key microeconomic and macroeconomic principles such as demand and supply, market structure, GDP, inflation, unemployment and fiscal and monetary policy.
Commercial Law
This unit provides students with an understanding of the Australian legal system and an in-depth analysis of the legal regulation of businesses and business transactions.
Skills for Numerical Analysis
This unit is designed to give students the knowledge, skills, and confidence to apply mathematical and statistical concepts to their numerically based academic units.
Introduction to Business Analytics
This unit introduces students to business analytics, emerging technologies and their application.
Skills for Advanced Business English
This unit provides students with instructions and practice in advanced English grammar, vocabulary, and writing within a professional and contemporary business context.
Skills for Academic Success
This unit provides students with the contemporary core skills that are required to successfully learn in a tertiary education environment.
Skills for Workplace Success
This unit prepares students to enter the workplace with a deeper understanding of workplace contexts, cultures, recruitment practices and expectations of professionals across a range of industries.
Quantitative Analysis
This unit provides students with an understanding of basic statistical methods used in the business environment and beyond.
The Hospitality and Tourism System
This unit introduces a wide variety of perspectives that help students understand how hospitality and tourism form part of an interconnected and balanced business system.
Introduction to Management
This unit provides students with an understanding of a range of theoretical concepts that underpin the discipline of management across a variety of industries.
Organising People at Work
This unit provides an overview of the fundamentals of organizational behaviour and its relevance to contemporary business operations.
Marketing Principles
This unit offers an overview and introduction into the field of marketing whilst positioning marketing in an organizational context.
Corporate Finance
This unit seeks to equip students with a fundamental understanding of the concepts and principles of corporate finance.
Common Questions
EAP 1 is for students who plan to study a Foundation Certificate or Murdoch University Preparation Course, and requires an IELTS of 5.0 overall (no band below 4.5). EAP 2 is for students preparing to enter university directly and requires an IELTS of 5.5 overall. Each level runs for 10 weeks, with a maximum combined duration of 20 weeks.
The course is designed to improve accuracy, fluency, and confidence across four key language skills: Speaking (giving presentations, participating in seminars and tutorials, working in groups), Listening (listening to lectures, note-taking techniques, listening skills practice), Reading (strategies such as skimming and scanning, understanding assignment questions, coping with extended reading), and Writing (learning to construct paragraphs, essays, reports and summaries, analyses of numerical data and case studies, research and referencing techniques).
Yes. Students who receive offers for the English for Academic Purposes 1 (EAP1) course (069098D), as part of a package with Murdoch College academic programs, will have their EAP1 fees waived under the English Support Scholarship (100%). This scholarship is designed to support students who need to improve their English skills before starting their academic program at Murdoch College.
EAP 1 only intakes are in February, March, June, September, and November. EAP 2 only intakes are in February, April, September, and November. Students wishing to complete both EAP 1 and EAP 2 can commence in February, June, September, or November.
Yes. For students without English test results, Murdoch College offers internal testing free of charge. You can contact them for more information at admissions@murdochcollege.edu.au.
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