Foundation/Pathway
FlexiTrack High
Murdoch University, Perth, WA, Australia
About this program
FlexiTrack High is a Murdoch University program delivered in partnership with participating secondary schools, offering an alternative to the ATAR entry pathway into university. Delivered as a blended program with online independent study and dedicated class time at each partner school, it runs for 30 weeks and focuses on academic skills alongside the self-regulation and independent learning needed for tertiary study. Students who complete FlexiTrack High and meet attendance requirements become eligible to apply for an undergraduate course at Murdoch University. The program costs $300, with fully funded scholarships available for equity students, and runs alongside Year 11 and 12 study. Students apply through their participating school.
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
- FlexiTrack High 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
You must be concurrently enrolled and completing year 12 at a partner secondary school, and nominated by a school representative. Students on a humanitarian visa attending a partnership school may be nominated. To demonstrate English competence for entry into the program, you must demonstrate that you have achieved 'B' or higher in general English or a 'D' or higher in ATAR English in year 11.
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