Murdoch University

Murdoch was formally established as Western Australia’s second university in 1973 to meet the growing higher education needs of the community. Today, with more than 21,000 students and 1,700 staff across their campuses in Perth, Singapore and Dubai, Murdoch is committed to delivering contemporary, accessible, and inclusive education, while increasing impactful and progressive research in areas of strength. With more than 90,000 alumni, Murdoch graduates can be found all over the world.

The University’s Strategy Ngala Kwop Biddi: Building a brighter future, together is focused on three key themes:

• Sustainability: Be a leading university in education, teaching and translational research in sustainability.

• Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: Build a welcoming, diverse and inclusive community.

• First Nations: Become the University of first choice for First Nations peoples.

Murdoch University is also distinguished by a long and proud tradition of delivering quality research, with a commitment to fostering ongoing research partnerships and collaborations. The University have established four interdisciplinary research institutes aligned with each of Murdoch University’s major research strengths in food, health, the environment, and First Nations knowledges. As the global population grows towards 10 billion over the next 30 years, they continue to undertake world-leading translational research that contributes innovative approaches and solutions to some of the world’s greatest challenges.

Delegate contact

Celia Cornwell | Director, Major Strategic Partnerships

celia.cornwell@murdoch.edu.au www.murdoch.edu.au