Murdoch University ,Perth,Australia

This 560-acre campus features the academic buildings of humanities, social sciences, education, economics and commerce, a semi-enclosed peace pavilion named Joglo Rahayu, Bush Court, Chancellery Building and Bower Court. Its southern portion consists of cattle stockyards, farms and renewable electricity centres. It also houses the Nexus Theatre, which serves as a venue for events, workshops and performances. The university offers over 250 undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate programs in various disciplines of business, law, creative arts, communication, engineering, health, science, cultural and social studies, education and technology. Set up in 1991, the Asia Research Centre offers distinctive research in politics, governance, political economy, social reform and policy-making. It has academic collaborations with over 50 universities, which facilitate student exchange programs for enhanced learning.

The university also maintains several clubs for sports like tennis, netball, soccer, basketball, hockey, volleyball and badminton. These clubs manage various sports teams that represent the university at different intercollegiate game events and competitions under the mascot Victor the Viking. At present, the university has around 23,000 students from more than 90 countries of the world. It has 1,500 staff members on the roll, who are highly-learned and experienced in respective subjects. The student-faculty ratio at the university is 13:1.

Murdoch University possesses a comprehensive alumni base of over 70,000 graduates. The list includes the names of leaders, innovators and award-winners in their respective fields. Tracey Nicole Cross, a visually-impaired swimmer who won 10 medals in three Paralympic Games, is among the most distinguished alumni of the university. Other noble alumni of the university are Jeremy Callaghan (Australian Actor), Basil Zempilas (TV and Radio presenter), Barbara Wienecke (Antarctic researcher), Chandrika Ravi (Australian actress and model), Edmund Yeo (Malaysian filmmaker), Kim Scott (Australian novelist), John Turner (Australian politician), Toby Miller (media scholar), Vivienne Elanta (environmental activist), James Edelman ( Australia high court justice), Visam Ali (Maldivian politician), Reg Bolton (clown, educator, actor and writer) and Frederic Jevons (educator and biochemist)