Master of Wildlife Health and Conservation

Murdoch University offers programs across its Perth campus located at 90 South Street, Murdoch, as well as Rockingham and Mandurah campuses, though specific delivery locations for this course were not detailed on the page.

Murdoch University offers a range of scholarships that students can explore and apply for, including research scholarships. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the scholarships section of the Murdoch website to find and apply for relevant opportunities.

Murdoch University welcomes international students and provides pathways for applying directly to Murdoch or through an agent. International students should also review English proficiency requirements and Genuine Student (GS) requirements as part of the application process.

Murdoch University provides a wide range of support services including Careers and Employability, the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre, Students with Disability support, counselling through the Caladenia Counselling Clinic, and health and wellbeing services on campus.

Murdoch University has dedicated research focus areas including sustainable development and health futures, and features facilities such as the Marine and Freshwater Research Laboratory and veterinary facilities, which are relevant to students studying wildlife health and conservation.