Master of Teaching (Primary)

Master of Teaching (Primary) is a master's program at Murdoch University, Perth, taught in English.

Murdoch University in Perth, established in 1973, is a comprehensive Australian university with a diverse student body of around 25,000. The university combines strong research centres with vocationally oriented programs across sciences, engineering, health, business, arts and environmental studies. Its location in Perth provides access to a growing economy, natural landscapes and a multicultural city life that enhances both academic and personal growth.

Murdoch emphasizes industry-engaged teaching, research impact and practical skill development. Programs often include work-integrated learning, placements and partnerships with industry and community organisations, preparing graduates for local and global careers. Research strengths span sustainability, veterinary science, data science and public health, supported by modern facilities and collaborative interdisciplinary teams.

International students benefit from comprehensive support services, including orientation, academic assistance and career development. Campus life offers clubs, sporting opportunities and student-led initiatives that foster belonging and professional networking. With a focus on applied learning and research translation, Murdoch is suited to students who want contemporary facilities, real-world experience and a gateway to opportunities in Western Australia and beyond.