Foundation/Pathway
OnTrack Sprint
Murdoch University, Perth, WA, Australia
About this program
OnTrack Sprint is an intensive four-week enabling course that qualifies successful completers to apply directly for any Murdoch University undergraduate degree requiring a Selection Rank of 70 or less, though it is not a guaranteed pathway into the Bachelor of Nursing. It is designed as an adult learning environment that helps students develop study habits and learning strategies, access tuition to build academic skills to undergraduate level, and build a network of peer and academic support. Eligibility is limited to Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and people who have arrived in Australia under a humanitarian or refugee visa, so it is not available to international student visa holders. For the Trimester 1, 2027 intake, applicants must have completed Year 12 within the past 18 months. The course runs from 4 to 29 January 2027, with classes Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 3:30pm.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
- OnTrack Sprint is a pre-university enabling program at Murdoch University. It combines foundational academic skills units (academic writing, numeracy and study skills) with subject-area preparation units chosen to meet the entry requirements of a student's intended degree
- delivered over one or two semesters
Admissions
OnTrack Sprint provides an entry pathway into Murdoch University for domestic students who have completed year 12 studies in the previous 18 months, and who meet one of the following criteria A student who has achieved an 'A' or 'B' average in General Year 12 subjects, A student who has not undertaken a full suite of ATAR subjects, but may have performed well in 2 or 3 subjects, and is not applying via the Portfolio pathway due to -the course not being available via Portfolio, OR -because their subjects are not cognate to the desired course of study, A student who has demonstrated academic potential, but may have had a disrupted Year 12 and is recommended for the program by their School. A student who has unsuccessfully completed TLC Learning for Tomorrow or FlexiTrack High with approval from the Academic Chair. A near miss ATAR student who has generated an ATAR between 60-69.5. Through this intensive, four-week preparatory program students will learn to think critically and complete research at a University level. By participating in tutorials and completing assignments you will open your mind to new ways of thinking and develop skills as independent learners.
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