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FAQs

Frequently asked questions icon Frequently asked questions

  1. When do I enroll?

  2. Do I have to attend Orientation?

  3. I don't know which units to choose. Who can help me?

  4. What is a Foundation Unit and do I have to do one?

  5. I don't want to study this year/semester. Can I defer my studies until next year/semester?

  6. How many units do I have to enroll in?

  7. What is my timetable?

  8. What books will I need?

  9. Who can I talk to regarding my studies?

  10. Is the degree obtained at MUISC Dubai of equivalent standards to one obtained by students studying in Australia?

  11. What are the credentials of MUISC Lecturers? How qualified are they?


Answers icon Answers

When do I enroll? 

Once you have received your offer letter, you will be able to enroll. You have up until the end of the first week of Semester 1 to enroll and make subsequent changes if needed.

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Do I have to attend Orientation? 

The Murdoch University International Study Centre Dubai encourages all new students to attend Orientation. The Orientation program has been designed to meet your specific needs and to introduce you to key Murdoch University staff, campus and facilities you will require.

Murdoch's Orientation week offers student the following:

  • Take a tour of the Campus and Library
  • Attend a Computer Usage on Campus Seminar (essential)
  • Attend a course advice session
  • Attend a variety of seminars to assist your transition into the Murdoch community
  • Organize your Student ID/Library Card and parking permit (if required)
  • Attend your School Orientation activities (where applicable)

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I don't know which units to choose. Who can help me? 

Your Student Affairs Counselor or an Admissions Officer will guide you to choose your Units. You can also check your course outline.

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What is a Foundation Unit and do I have to do one? 

All undergraduate students are required to take a Foundation Unit in their first semester of enrolment. Foundation units enable students new to the University to develop a range of study skills which will provide a foundation for subsequent university studies.

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Yes. New students to the University wishing to defer their studies for all of this year must indicate this to the Student Affairs Office when accepting their offer when accepting their offer.

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How many units do I have to enroll in? 

Normally students take 4 units per semester. In order to complete your degree in three years you need to enroll in 12 points per semester to complete the 72 required points for a three-year undergraduate degree. i.e. 4 x 3 point units or 3 x 4 point units or combination thereof.

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What is my timetable? 

Remember when working out your timetable, check each unit to ascertain the contact time ie. lectures, tutorials, workshops and lab sessions required for each unit.

Lecture, workshops and Lab sessions times for units are listed in the timetable. Those units with many students enrolled will run REPEAT lectures and workshops. These are indicated by Lect R or WS R

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What books will I need? 

The booklist is available online. You will also receive Unit Outline materials at the first lecture of each unit.

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Who can I talk to regarding my studies? 

Staff in the Student Affairs Office will be able to assist you with enquiries regarding your enrolment and degree requirements.

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Is the degree obtained at MUISCD of equivalent standards to one obtained by students studying in Australia? 

The degree awarded in Dubai is exactly the same as awarded in Australia. Both campuses have the same admissions requirements, follow an identical academic curriculum, use common faculty and offer the same careers service and student service support. There is no difference therefore, the degree awarded is exactly the same as conferred on campus.

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What are the credentials of MUISCD Lecturers? How qualified are they? 

Lecturers are carefully selected from a pool of experienced and highly qualified professionals. Murdoch Australia must also approve all lecturers before they are allowed to teach in the programme. Usually, they are academics from local tertiary institutions or practitioners with extensive experience from the industry. They must hold a recognized Master's Degree and above in order to undertake any Bachelor programme.

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