"Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Talent Register"

About Us

Situated on Whadjuk and Binjareb Noongar lands, Murdoch University was founded over 40 years ago on principles of social inclusion, equity and free-thinking. Today, we remain a university for all, irrespective of social, cultural, or economic backgrounds.

We invite you to help us achieve our goals – and yours – by registering your interest in career opportunities through our talent register.

Join the team!

Are you of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage? Are you looking to advance your career in an inclusive and supportive atmosphere? We invite you to express your interest in joining our team. Current Murdoch students are especially encouraged to register. 

Simply click ‘Apply’ to begin the process and submit your up-to-date resume.

Next Steps!

By registering, you will become part of our candidate pool and will be considered for current job openings. We are committed to increasing the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees, your skills and experience may even lead to the creation of new positions.

A member of our People and Culture team may contact you to discuss the types of opportunities you are interested in.

Registration on the talent register does not guarantee an employment offer, however it can make it easier for you to be considered for future positions. Prior to any placements, regular selection and screening processes will apply in line with our Recruitment Policy.

Questions? We’re here to help!

If you have any queries please reach out to our Senior Advisor First Nations - Allana Sheppard at Allana.Sheppard@murdoch.edu.au

Murdoch University values workplace diversity, promotes inclusion, and strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, women, and individuals with disability. Applicants who have support or access requirements, are encouraged to advise this at the time of their application, to ensure appropriate assistance is provided throughout the recruitment process.