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Chiropractic (BChiro, BSc)

 

What will I need to get into Murdoch's Chiropractic course?

Admission requirements are successful completion of secondary education with Physics, Chemistry, Applicable Mathematics and Biology as highly recommended subjects. Where appropriate, applications may be considered with fewer subjects.

When is the normal intake for Murdoch's Chiropractic course?

The course has one entry point each February (Semester 1).

 

Australian applicants


How do I apply for a place?
If you are a school leaver, you must attain a minimum Tertiary Entrance Rank (TER) for admission that may vary each year. You must also meet requirements for Secondary Graduation and show competence in English by achieving a score of at least 50 in TEE English or TEE English Literature. Eligible students from non-English speaking backgrounds can demonstrate competence in English by a satisfactory result in Year 12 English for ESL Students, or the IELTS.

Applicants who have recently completed a TAFE Certificate Level IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma (or equivalent qualifications) with good grades are eligible to be considered for admission and can apply for advanced standing.
If you are a mature-age applicant you may apply for admission based on studies taken elsewhere or by virtue of special experience in a relevant area, or by undertaking the mature-age Tertiary Entrance Examination in two or more subjects.

Mature-age applicants must also demonstrate competence in English. In addition, those mature-age applicants who are not taking the TEE should submit a supporting personal statement and curriculum vitae.

Applications open through TISC in August and the early deadline is the end of September, with a later deadline around late November for entry the following year.

Application forms are available from the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre.

How much are the tuition fees?
Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) charges apply to Australian students.

 

 

International applicants


How do I apply for a place?
In order to gain admission to Murdoch University, applicants whose first language is not English must demonstrate competency in the English language. This requirement can be met by achieving the following scores in one of the following English language proficiency tests*:

IELTS** 6.5 (no individual band less than 6.0)
TOEFL*** (paper based) 570 (with the Test of Written English 5)
TOEFL (computer based) 230
Australian matriculation English Pass
GCE 'O' level C6 or better
Cambridge 1119 C6 or better
General Paper Credit pass
TEE ESL 60%
* the requirements are subject to revision and should not be taken as firm indicators
** International English Language Testing Service
*** Test of English as a Foreign Language.

If you are a school leaver, you are expected to have completed an appropriate school leaving certificate/matriculation or a recognized post-secondary qualification. Because the actual grades or scores required for entry may vary each year, you are advised to consult Murdoch International for further details.

Applicants who have completed post-secondary qualifications such as a Diploma from an overseas polytechnic or a Diploma from an Australian Technical and Further Education (TAFE) institution or similar qualification are encouraged to apply. International students may also wish to transfer from another Australian institution. Inquiries about the status of these qualifications should be made to the Admissions Officer in Murdoch International.

How much are the tuition fees?

International students in Australia are required to pay tuition fees. Fee schedules vary between institutions but at Murdoch University your tuition fee is guaranteed to remain fixed for the normal duration of your studies. After the initial enrolment, students can pay fees on a yearly basis or by instalments at the beginning of each semester. The annual fee commencing in the year 2004 will be $17,300.