01/09/2026
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At the National Institute of Technology (NIT), we are proud to continue strengthening our collaboration with Murdoch University through our Pathway Partnership, creating additional opportunities for eligible international students to progress from vocational education to higher education and towards their professional goals.
Eligible international students who meet the applicable entry and admission requirements of both the National Institute of Technology and Murdoch University may be eligible to receive a packaged offer and CoE for:
ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (CRICOS Code: 105263D) with B1390 Bachelor of Information Technology (CRICOS Code: 102605M)
The NIT qualifications included in this pathway are:
๐น ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking)
๐น ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security)
๐น ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Front-End Web Development)
Eligible students who complete one of the above qualifications may be eligible for up to 24 credit points (equivalent to 1.0 year) at Murdoch University towards the B1390 Bachelor of Information Technology.
Available specialisations include:
๐น Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems
๐น Business Information Systems
๐น Computer Science
๐น Cyber Security and Forensics
๐น Internetworking and Network Security
As part of our ongoing collaboration, we were delighted to recently visit Murdoch University and continue discussions around the pathway and the support available to students as they progress into higher education.
A special thank you to Natalie Johnston, Suzie Xu, Jinjin Li and Ronny Wo from the Pathways & Partners Team, who warmly welcomed us and accompanied us throughout the visit.
During our campus tour, we visited Boola Katitjin and met with Mark Ennis, Manager, Student Enquiry, and Hannah Johnston, Student Success Advisor. This allowed us to learn more about the support available to students throughout their studies and as they transition into university through this pathway.
We also had the opportunity to visit the School of Information Technology and the School of Engineering and Energy, where members of the academic teams showed us the facilities, technology and learning environments available to students as they continue their education at Murdoch University.
A big thank you to the Murdoch University team for the warm welcome and for sharing our commitment to creating meaningful education pathways for international students.
