<ul><li>Through this course, students will prepare for their careers by exploring a variety of disciplines including physiology, microbiology, immunology, cell biology, biochemistry and pathology</li><li>Students will also have the opportunity to broaden their scope by including other areas of study such as anatomy, parasitology, haematology, histology and pharmacology depending on their area of interest</li><li>With extensive hands-on practical classes from lecturers who are making a real-world impact with their research, students will learn both basic and specific laboratory techniques needed in the medical sciences</li><li>At the end of the course, students will get to integrate the cutting-edge applications they’ve learnt as well as be well informed about future career pathways in the capstone unit “Advances in Medical Science”</li><li>When students graduate they could pursue a career in various medical and health-related fields</li></ul>

<ul><li>This degree will give students the professional and creative skills they need to shape business interactions in a creative, well-informed and ethical way</li><li>Students will learn to identify business opportunities, analyse problems and put solutions in place</li><li>Students will explore how to make decisions related to buying and selling shares, lending or borrowing money, and providing goods for cash or on credit</li><li>In this course, students will also learn to interpret accounting standards, auditing standards and Australian taxation acts, as they gain new skills in financial statement analysis, forecasting and budgeting, negotiation, ethical decision-making and problem-solving</li><li>This degree could be students' first step toward becoming a high-level manager, leader, executive or entrepreneur</li></ul>

<ul><li>Banking is an industry famous for offering a wide range of opportunities, great working conditions and a commitment to ongoing training and learning</li><li>Students will explore how the banker-customer relationship works and learn the skills they need to build a customer’s trust, create and manage loans, make strategic investment decisions and help businesses, governments and people with their finances to help them achieve their goals</li><li>Banks and financial institutions work based on having debt built into their structure – and students will learn to understand the interest, credit and liquidity risk management issues that this can create</li><li>Students will examine how the Australian banking system works and how it affects the local business environment, as well as international trade</li><li>Studying a Bachelor of Business in Banking means students will graduate with a degree that is globally recognised</li></ul>

<ul><li>Every business and industry is affected by the law - and this course could open up a world of opportunities for students&nbsp;</li><li>Students will develop the management, business skills and legal knowledge needed to conduct day-to-day business</li><li>Through this program, students will identify when they need to seek legal advice and examine the important areas of finance, advertising and employment law</li><li>Students will graduate knowing their rights as an employer and employees and will have the knowledge to set up and register their own business</li><li>In this course, students will explore the laws around consumer and employee protection, product disclosure, business reporting, compliance and many other areas of business</li></ul>

<ul><li>Studying at Murdoch University will put students at the centre of the vibrant health and research precinct, which includes Fiona Stanley and St John of God Hospitals, along with many other health facilities such as the Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases</li><li>Students will examine disease processes and learn the technical skills they need to handle patient material collected in hospitals, doctor’s surgeries and even forensic investigations</li><li>In this course, students will explore medical technology and work in practical laboratories on campus to gain laboratory skills used to analyse, diagnose and research human diseases</li><li>By the end of the course, students will be able to perform clinical testing and analyse and report results</li><li>Covering human biology, cell and molecular biology, molecular genetics, and a range of clinical laboratory disciplines including microbiology, immunology, biochemistry and haematology, this major (along with completion of other appropriate clinical units in the second and third year) will potentially help prepare students for the fourth year of study and a professional qualification in Laboratory Medicine</li></ul>

<ul><li>In Crime Science students can combine their interest in science with their fascination for criminology</li><li>Students will explore the areas of science that can lead to solving and preventing crime – and learn why more than one approach is often needed in problem-solving</li><li>As part of their studies students will examine how crime hotspots are identified and how patterns of crime have changed over time</li><li>Students will learn how data can identify and create opportunities for early intervention strategies and approaches to policing and crime prevention</li><li>Students studies will allow them to see the value of scientific methods in the analysis of crime trends and the difficulties faced by police forces in protecting the community</li></ul>

<ul><li>Students will learn to challenge common perceptions of crime as they investigate why people commit offences, how to reduce or prevent crime, and how to help both victims and offenders involved in the criminal justice system</li><li>In this course, students will examine punishment as a solution to crime while also considering the role of treatment as a response to criminal behaviour and the importance of reintegration</li><li>Exploring criminal behaviour from a social, psychological, biological and legal perspective is an integral part of this course and students will consider the criminal behaviour of both adults and children</li><li>During their studies, students will have the opportunity to learn the practical skills and ways of thinking that can help them forge a rewarding career after they graduate</li><li>Students will hear how these practical skills have fuelled Abbey's passion for criminology and unlocked her free thinking in the classroom</li></ul>

<ul><li>In this course, students will explore literary forms from the short story to the sonnet, from the blog to the bildungsroman, and from pastoral to performance poetry</li><li>Students will learn from scholars and established writers, ranging from short story writers and novelists who have published major works, to drama practitioners and performance theorists, and experts in English and Comparative Literature</li><li>Through this course, students will develop their skills in becoming an insightful thinkers, an observant readers and an imaginative writer</li><li>Students will explore a wide range of literary, theoretical, dramatic, and other texts, from the Renaissance to the present day, and develop their capacity for reflection and analysis</li><li>By studying this course, students will get to learn to write in a range of literary and related genres and learn to think critically and creatively, apply knowledge and information, and communicate effectively</li></ul>

Murdoch University

All Courses

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Bachelor of Accounting

Bachelor of Banking

Bachelor of Business Law

Bachelor of Clinical Laboratory Science

Bachelor of Crime Science

Bachelor of Criminal Behaviour

Bachelor of English and Creative Writing