AIESEC is one of the world's largest non-for-profit organisation ran by youth to develop leadership for young people through practical and challenging experiences to make the world a better place. We are a global network of people that simply believe that youth leadership is not an option, but our responsibility.
FIG is a student-run special interest group which provides students under Veterinary Life & Sciences with opportunities to enrich their learning in feline-specific care and network with both veterinarians and rescue centres.
We are a student society based around Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Our aim as a club is to create social events for students and Murdoch staff to network safely.
Our club exists to actively contribute to and embody IEEE's core purpose: fostering technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. We serve as a local hub for individuals passionate about technology, providing a platform to connect with the global technical community and engage in activities that promote technical advancement and professional growth.
An interactive student run society, enabling and providing an opportunity for students to share their passion within the Medical, Molecular and Forensic Sciences.
We aim to run a variety of events to help develop a sense of community on campus through collaboration across majors. Supporting our members with study guidance, companionship, general university assistance and developing industry connections.
Murdoch African Society's main focus of our society is to provide a space where African culture is embraced and a place where other people can learn more about African culture.
Murdoch Agriculture Science Student Association (MASSA)
Murdoch Agricultural Science Student Association (MASSA) is dedicated to help, support, educate and empower its members studying within the agricultural space at Murdoch University. We create opportunities to connect with industry leaders, academics, alumni and other student as well as helping develop skills that are valuable to the degree and students careers.
Antirealists Murdoch exists to provide an alternative to consensus reality for Murdoch students, and to build a community of antirealists based in Boorloo (Perth).
Affiliated with the Murdoch Student Guild since 2007, MBBS was set up to enable everyone at Murdoch University to learn more about the Buddha's teachings of Humanity Vehicle Buddhism.
Murdoch University Cheerleaders is a group of mixed students who compete at local and interstate events against other Universities. Murdoch University Cheerleaders encourage friendships through team building and provide the basic skills needed for Cheerleading. Beginners and experienced athletes are invited to contact Brianna for more information. Unfortunately we cannot accept new members in semester 2.
We are MURDOCH students. We are CHRISTIANS. We are UNITED in Christ. We’re a Guild club (not a church). We are Christian students from churches all over Perth, meeting together on campus during some of the gaps in our timetables, to encourage each other, to stay strong as Christians, and to speak to other students about Jesus. We know that getting together with other Christians while we’re at uni is fantastic! Come and join us! Check out our web site and please contact us by email or in person on Festival Day or on Thursdays at our stall in front of the Library.
Building community, friendships, and gardening - that's what we are all about. We host weekly Busy Bees gardening sessions every single Tuesday from 3:30pm, cook free dinners with our own produce, and host workshops throughout the year. We're located on campus at the Environmental Technology Centre (carpark 13), just type our name into Maps and we're up the hill. All are welcome!!!
The Disability Support Body aims to provide opportunities for Murdoch University students interested in supporting and learning about people with disabilities to come together. We aim to provide a safe environment for everyone to build connections that create a sense of belonging in university life. We encourage our members to represent and actively participate in activities and discussions that foster inclusivity.
First started more than 15 years ago, Murdoch Environmental Restoration Group (MERG) has reformed this year and is back in action. Our passion is to Protect and Restore natural areas on campus. This year we have had first nations-led "Walking on Country" events, bushland conservation "Caring for Country" events such as planting and weeding, educational "Learning about Country" events including plant survival surveys and a Woody Weed management workshops.
Join now and be part of a group of students who are caring for our wetlands and woodlands whilst furthering your environmental science skills, experience and networks.
Murdoch Film Society aims to create a space for passionate filmmakers and movie lovers to get together to watch and make movies. Since Filmmaking is a collaborative profession, we want to create a fun outlet for prospective filmmakers to get together. If you're majoring in screen production or doing something else this is a place to let creativity flow and leave studies behind. We aim to organise events and also provide a place for people to come to hang out. Our goal for the future is to establish this club and have the opportunity to invite guests to educate and have fun. We aim to connect to local cinemas and film festivals and professional filmmakers working in the Perth film industry. We want to give film students opportunities and give them a better uni experience with providing screenings, movie trivia, debates, and creating short films.
MISA exists to act as the voice of all international students at Murdoch and ensures that the quality of education you receive and pay good money for is of a high standard.
Murdoch IT Association exists to provide a commonplace for all IT students at Murdoch University through social activities, such as karaoke nights and video game competitions.
Murdoch University Kendo Club (MUKC) was founded by Chris Graham-sensei in March 1997. The club is actively involved in state and national competitions, such as the Australian Kendo Championships and Australian University Games.
Murdoch Labor aims to be the leading progressive voice on campus, empowering students to engage meaningfully with political and economic issues. Through workshops on campaigning Labor Party processes, and active collaboration with local Members of Parliament, Murdoch Labor will equip students and members of the local community with the leadership, communication, and teamwork skills to thrive within the Labor movement.
Murdoch Psychology Society provides a vital community for students through creating spaces for discussion, social events, educational events, competitions, and networking opportunities.
The Murdoch Queer Collective (MQC) is a welcoming community for queer and LGBTQIA+ identifying folk to meet each other and have fun.
Solo.to: https://solo.to/mqc
Discord: https://discord.gg/hY7cSHKZU9
The Queer Room: 460.3.001
Murdoch Student Law Society is the association representing students enrolled in law, criminology, legal studies and business law through the Murdoch University School of Law.
Murdoch Students For Palestine (MS4P) strives to engage the university community, through events and fundraising, in support of those affected by the conflict in Palestine.
Murdoch Ultimate Club (MUC) is a social, sporting and recreational club based here at Murdoch University, open to the public but with a number of student only programs (including Uni Nationals!) interested in playing the dynamic game of Ultimate!
MUC welcomes players of all levels from absolute beginners to seasoned, avid players. MUC has a strong emphasis on being beginner friendly, socially welcoming, and enjoying the fun game of Ultimate.
Come join us at our regular Tuesday night session - 6:30pm on the Murdoch Sports Oval - or send us an email to find out what else is happening right now. players of all levels from absolute beginners to advanced players to join us.
Our aim is to build cross-disciplinary employability skills and foster start-ups and entrepreneurs. Focusing on parts of business, management, and marketing that the curriculum may miss. We also focus on fostering a community of like-minded, business-focused individuals who can spark further business growth among Murdoch Alumni.
MUD is a non-profit club catering to students, staff and associates of Murdoch University. Membership and gear loan is set at highly competitive rates.
The club has been in existence since 1979, and during that period the club has enjoyed numerous trips away, local diving, involvement in community events such as "Clean UP Australia" and many social events.
In 2002, the club became affiliated with the Underwater Explorer's Club of Western Australia (UEC). The UEC conducts boat dives most weekends, giving MUD members the opportunity to join in individually or as a group. Either way, the UEC will take care of you and make sure you enjoy your day out.
The Murdoch University Liberal Club is the premiere body for all conservative, libertarian and classically liberal-minded students on our campus. For as long as universities have been hotbeds of political activity, they have seen Liberal Clubs take the fight to the Left at every turn. We have a long and proud history of advocating for policies and ideas that are central to our philosophy and tradition. No other organisation better prepares students for political engagement. Join the Murdoch University Liberal Club and join the battle of ideas on campuses!
Murdoch University Nepalese Association (MUNA) is a safe and inclusive space fostering Nepalese culture and tradition in the campus community. It provides opportunities for members to engage and
exchange diversity through events, advocacy, and hands on learning giving sense of belonging.
MUWA is dedicated to providing events and activities that provide opportunities for students to gain experience and enthusiasm for wildlife medicine, health, conservation, rehabilitation, and research.
Founded in 2018, Murdoch University Volleyball Club has been striving to produce the best performance
from each team member. From coaching them on the ins and outs of the sport to honing their athletic
skills, we’re proud to teach not only the love of the game but also to impart the ideals of good
sportsmanship, teamwork and loyalty.
We are a group of inter-denominational christians who are overseas studying, but of course we welcome locals to join us too 🙂 Overseas Christian Fellowship (OCF) is a student-led, student-run parachurch organisation that spans the different states and universities of Australia, apart from the NT. OCF Murdoch is just one of the many centres. We meet up weekly for worship, bible study and prayer. But if you are interested about Christianity and wish to find out more, we gladly welcome you to join us in a pressure free environment 🙂
The Persian Club at Murdoch University is a vibrant, student-led community dedicated to celebrating and sharing the rich culture, heritage, and traditions of the Persian-speaking world. We provide a welcoming and inclusive space where Persian-speaking students can connect, share experiences, and find support as they navigate university life in Australia. Our club brings Persian culture to life through festivals, music, art, food, and storytelling, while fostering meaningful interactions between Persian and non-Persian students. Beyond cultural celebration, we aim to build a strong sense of belonging, offer peer support, and create opportunities for academic, social, and personal growth. By promoting dialogue, collaboration, and cultural exchange, the Persian Club contributes to Murdoch University’s diverse and multicultural campus, ensuring Persian heritage is both honoured and experienced as a dynamic, living presence.
The aims and objectives of the club are to bring together Murdoch University students for the purpose of understanding, promoting and shaping the policies, campaigns and position statements of Socialist Alliance.
The purpose of S.O.S (Students Organising for Sustainability) is to mainstream sustainability values and awareness across the Murdoch University campus. The club seeks to bring together students from diverse academic backgrounds to drive collective action on sustainability issues. Our goal is to educate, mobilise, and inspire students to make meaningful changes on campus, fostering a more sustainable future.
West Asian Arts & Culture Society (WAACS) is a student-led cultural club that celebrates the arts, stories, poetry, music, languages and traditions of West Asia. We create a welcoming, non
political space where members share their creativity and lived experiences through events like storytelling and poetry nights, arts and crafts, music and film discussions, language exchange
and cultural showcase activities. Our goal is for students from all backgrounds to learn about West Asian cultures, build friendships, grow their confidence and feel at home in an inclusive
community.
The Women in STEM Society is an emerging society that aims to encourage connection and networking among females studying a STEM discipline at Murdoch University.
WIS has a strong emphasis on networking and togetherness between members, and activities include casual meetups and hangouts, discussions, casual and professional networking opportunities, job advertisements and a whole lot of encouragement and support!
We believe societies like this and the many similar women-focussed, diverse associations out there are a big step in the right direction to increasing the popularity of a career in STEM for young females, while at the same time being an advocacy for connection, collaboration and togetherness.
World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association (WAVMA) Murdoch Student Chapter
The WAVMA Murdoch University Student Chapter strives to provide opportunities for students to learn and become immersed in the world of aquatic veterinary medicine.