Master of Environmental Science

Murdoch University offers study across multiple campuses including its main Perth campus at 90 South Street, Murdoch, as well as campuses in Rockingham and Mandurah, Western Australia.

Murdoch University offers a range of scholarships that students can apply for, including research scholarships. Prospective students are encouraged to explore the scholarships section of the Murdoch University website and apply through the designated application process.

Murdoch University has research focus areas relevant to Environmental Science including Sustainable Development, Food Security, and initiatives such as Dealing with Dieback, Ecosensitive Wastewater Treatment, and Improving Mine Closure Planning.

Prospective students can apply directly to Murdoch University, apply through TISC, apply through an agent, or apply for a research degree via the university's online application portals. International students can also apply through an agent or directly.

Yes, Murdoch University offers Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) as part of its entry pathways, which may be relevant for applicants to the Master of Environmental Science who have relevant prior study or work experience.