Murdoch University

Murdoch University (Murdoch) - public higher education institution in Australia.

Murdoch University - Description

When you come to Murdoch, you'll discover that you're on the best teaching campus of all Australian public universities. In fact, the Good Universities Guide 2009 Edition, (an independent national journal) has awarded us its top five-star ranking for student satisfaction, for the 13th time in 14 years. This makes us the only university in Australia to have continually earned these rave reviews. As a place that is recognised, worldwide, as a centre of intensive research, Murdoch can prepare you with the best training possible. Our postgraduate courses are accepted by professional bodies in Australia and beyond. We are able to offer you a wide-range of postgraduate choices that will progress your personal and professional development. Whether it's upgrading your communication skills in the areas of journalism, radio or writing, increasing your business knowledge, venturing into the Asian regions with an International Business MBA, or developing a new process for psychometric testing, Murdoch has a professional postgraduate qualification to meet your needs. Murdoch University is one of the leading research universities in Australia and prides itself on the quality and depth of its research. Home to a supportive, stimulating environment, we provide research students with high-quality training in an international... www.murdoch.edu.au   Welcome to Murdoch University Murdoch University is a research-led university with a reputation for world-class research in select areas of knowledge. Our researchers engage with significant social and scientific challenges of our time that include: climate change, food security and production, infectious diseases, mental health, politics and governance. Additionally, we have a reputation for excellence in teaching fuelled by our enthusiasm for research and the dissemination of new knowledge for the benefit of our communities both locally and abroad. Named after prominent Australian academic and essayist Sir Walter Murdoch, we began operations as the state's second university in 1973, and accepted our first students in 1975. Murdoch University aims to create leaders, innovative thinkers and problem solvers who will make a difference, wherever they may work in whatever role they occupy. Currently we have more than 19,000 students and 1,400 staff working together to build the foundations for a better, more sustainable world where there is equity and social justice, sufficient food for all and where the processes that contribute to health and ill health are understood and controlled. The University is led proudly by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Richard Higgott, and Deputy Vice Chancellors Professor Ann Capling...