Dear Mr Md Ashikul Islam Ayon,

On behalf of Murdoch University, I am delighted to present you with your offer of admission into the M1330 Master of Engineering
Practice for Semester 1, 2026.

You will find all essential information on how to accept your place at Murdoch University included in this Letter of Offer.

Start by reading each section of your offer carefully, including all attachments. This offer document includes important information you
need to know about becoming a Murdoch University student. If there is anything you do not understand, please contact your agent or
the Murdoch University International Admissions Office by email at [Link]@[Link]

This offer consists of 4 sections:

Section 1: Letter of Offer
Section 2: Terms and Conditions
Section 3: Invoice and Fee Information
Section 4: Student Declaration

Plus there are 4 attachments to this Letter of Offer, each with information relevant to your future studies at Murdoch.

Accept your Letter of Offer

To accept your Letter of Offer, complete the following 4 steps:

Step 1 Log into the Online Response System

Step 2 Pay your Tuition Fee Deposit and SSAF
Step 3 If you do not have OSHC for the duration of your student visa, pay also for OSHC
Step 4 Ensure the following documents are uploaded into MyAdmission
• Proof of payment for tuition fees and SSAF
• Proof of payment or evidence of OSHC
• A copy of your passport photo page

Once the University has received all required acceptance documents, you will be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) to
submit with your student visa application. Processing times can vary, especially during peak periods, however the team endeavours to
issue CoE’s within 3 working days.

Deferring this offer

If you would like to commence your course at Murdoch University in a different semester from the one indicated in this Letter of Offer,
it may be possible to defer your place for a maximum of two years. You can request a deferral via the Online Response System.
Should there be any change in the course or general entry requirements, your deferral request will be assessed according to the
current entry requirements.
Rejecting this offer

If you cannot or do not want to accept or defer this offer, we ask that you reject the offer so that we can offer the place to another
student. You can reject your offer via the Online Response System.

I look forward to welcoming you to Murdoch University.

Yours sincerely,

Alex Iles
Chief Experience Officer
Murdoch University
28/08/2025

Mr Md Ashikul Islam Ayon

Polisha, Madarganj
Adar Vita - 2051, Jamalpur
Jamalpur
2051
BANGLADESH

On behalf of Murdoch University, I am delighted to offer you admission into M1330 Master of Engineering Practice for Semester 1,
2026 as a full time international student.

Your admission details are as follows:

Student Number: 35878677

Course Title: Master of Engineering Practice in Smart and Renewable Electrical Power Systems
Engineering
Course Code: M1330
CRICOS Course Code: 108655H
Orientation (Compulsory): 16/02/2026
Course Commencement Date: 23/02/2026 - refer to Academic calendar for holiday breaks here
Standard Duration: 2 years - international students on a student visa must study full-time
Estimated course duration with Not applicable
Advanced Standing:
Mode of Study: Face To Face
Campus Location: Murdoch Campus
Indicative 2026 Annual Tuition Fee AUD$44,640.00
for the first year: Fees are indicative based on unit-fee of core units for 24 credit points (full-time study load
per year). The non-core units can vary dependent upon the selection of units. For more
details, refer to the online Tuition Fee Calculator
Indicative 2026 Total Course Fee: AUD$89,280.00
Fees are indicative and based on the standard duration of the course (full-time study load),
taking into account the estimated annual increment of fees each year. The fees can vary
dependent upon the selection of units. For more details, refer to the online Tuition Fee
Calculator
Overseas Student Health Cover AUD$1,808.00
(OSHC): Rate quoted is for SINGLE cover. (If Dual-Family - AUD$9,734; Multi-Family - AUD$18,896)
Rates are for visa length cover from 01 January for trimester 1 start, 01 May for trimester
2 start and 01 August for trimester 3 start. If you intend to travel to Australia before these
dates please contact the Admissions team.
Student Services & Amenities Fee AUD$186.50
(SSAF): (per semester)
Tuition Fee Deposit: AUD$22,320.00 - You must include your Student Number in the subject/reference when making
the payment transfer

Tuition Fee Deposit after deduction AUD$17,856.00 - Congratulations! You have been awarded an International Welcome
of Scholarship: Scholarship - 2026 which is a 20% reduction of your tuition fees for your course duration.
When you accept your offer, you will also be accepting the Terms and Conditions of the
scholarship, please read them at this link.
Due Date for Acceptance: 24/01/2026. We strongly recommend that you accept your offer at least 6-8 weeks before
course commencement to allow yourself enough time to apply for your student visa, prepare
for your studies and finalise your enrolment in time for orientation.
Comments: Not Applicable

If any of the above mentioned details are incorrect or you do have any questions about this Letter of Offer, please do not hesitate to
contact the International Admissions team at [Link]@[Link]

Congratulations on your success in gaining admission to Murdoch University. We look forward to welcoming you to the Murdoch
community!

Alex Iles
Chief Experience Officer
Murdoch University
 SECTION 2
Terms and Conditions
Before accepting your Letter of Offer, it is important that you read the complete document, including all attachments. By accepting
your offer via the Online Response System, you enter a formal agreement with Murdoch University.

• This Offer is subject to the conditions specified above and • Please note that although you may have met the University’s
in the Acceptance of Offer, Invoice and Fee Information and English proficiency requirements for obtaining an
the Student Declaration offer of a place, the Department of Home Affairs may
• You may be required to provide the original of any document additionally require you to provide proof of meeting English
that you have submitted with your application. Kindly ensure language requirements for the purpose of your student
that you bring your original documents with you when visa application. For further information on the specific
travelling to Perth. If you are unable to provide the original requirements, please refer to DHA’s website here.
of a document when requested, your enrolment may be • All applicants must meet the Genuine Student
cancelled. (GS) requirements in order to be granted a student visa to
• All documents received by Murdoch University, including study in Australia by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA).
this agreement and all transactional receipts will be retained The assessment of the intent to be a genuine student of
for a period of two years after you cease to be a student at Murdoch University is mandatory for all applicants. The
Murdoch University. GS criterion considers, amongst others, the applicant’s
• All applicants are subject to the assessment of their circumstances and the applicant’s immigration history, all of
eligibility, as per the Admissions (Coursework) Policy, which are assessed in accordance with Ministerial Direction
and must meet the academic and English proficiency 106. Further information about the GS and the criterion in its
requirements prior to being offered a place. This Letter of entirety can be found here.
Offer is based on the information you have provided, and • Murdoch University reserves the right to request evidence of
the University reserves the right to withdraw the Offer at any financial capacity for tuition fees and living expenses for the
time should this information be found to be false or incorrect. duration of the offered course(s). Murdoch will only release
• If applicable, the advanced standing contained in this offer Confirmation of Enrolment(s) when satisfied that students
is based on prior informal and/or non-formal learning. By are genuine temporary entrants with the financial capacity to
accepting this offer, the applicant accepts the granted study in Australia.
advanced standing and course duration as reflected in • All applicant’s personal information are kept private in line
this document. If you do not wish to agree with these with the Privacy Act 1988. In certain circumstances, your
terms, please reject this letter by sending an email to personal information may be shared between Murdoch
[Link]@[Link] University, the Australian Government, designated
• All student visa holders must comply with all conditions authorities and, if relevant, the Tuition Protection
placed on their student visa. This includes maintaining Service. This information includes personal and contact
a fulltime enrolment load. The University may report any details, course enrolment details and changes, and the
suspected breaches to the Department of Home Affairs. circumstance of any suspected breach of a student visa
• Student visa holders must notify the University of their condition.
Australian residential address, mobile phone number, email • This written agreement and the right to make complaints
address and emergency details. The University must be and seek appeals of decisions and action under various
informed of any changes to these details within 7 working processes, does not affect the rights of the student to take
days. action under the Australian Consumer Law in cases where
the Australian Consumer Law applies.
 SECTION 3

Invoice and Fee Information

To secure the offered place in the Murdoch course, you must pay the associated fees as outlined on this Letter of Offer in full. Please
read this page carefully before accepting.

It is an Australian Government requirement that all Student Visa holders possess valid OSHC for the duration of their student visa.
Students must either pay for OSHC or show proof that they have valid OSHC for the entire duration of their visa before their CoE will
be issued. The following category of students are not required to have OSHC:

• Holders of Temporary Residence Visas

• Students studying online or externally
• Citizens of Norway, Sweden and Belgium. For more information, please visit the Department of Home Affairs website

Fees Information
• Indicative fee means the estimated fee based on the typical study pattern in this course e.g. 24 credit points per year on a full-
time study load
• The indicative Annual Tuition Fees and Student Services Amenities Fee (SSAF) quoted on the offer letter is an estimate of the
fees based on your enrolment contained in this letter and may increase annually
• If you are commencing a CRICOS-registered course with a duration of 1 year or more, the 'Tuition Fee Deposit' is 50% of
the Indicative Annual Tuition Fee for the first year. You may elect to pay more than the 50% provided. If the Course Standard
Duration is 25 weeks or less, then the 'Tuition Fee Deposit' is the full amount
• An invoice will be generated once you have selected and enrolled in your chosen units. If there is a difference between the
actual tuition fee and the indicative tuition fee already paid, you will be required to pay the difference if greater, or you may
choose to be refunded the difference if less. Where money is owed, this fee is due on the first day of the study period or after the
first week of the study period
• Details of the actual tuition fees due each semester based on your subject selection can be calculated using the Tuition Fee
Calculator

Payment instructions
To prevent credit card fraud and money laundering, the University requires that all course fee payments must come from a single
account, and preferably in one lump sum, from an account that you control. The bank account that makes the payment to the
University will be deemed to be your account and will be used to refund money, if necessary. Unless you provide alternate details of a
bank account in your name.

There are several payment options available depending on your location. Please select your payment option below:

Please read this page carefully before making payment.

Paying from overseas

Global Pay (via Convera)

Paying with GlobalPay is a simple, secure and cost effective way to pay in Australian dollars. To read more about the benefits of
paying with GlobalPay or to make your payment via GlobalPay, click here.

Telegraphic Transfer

Please ensure to include your name and student number on the receipt and to forward us a copy of the remittance advise with your
acceptance documents.

Name: Murdoch University

Bank Name: Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Bank Address: Level 1, Commonwealth Bank Place – South, 11 Harbour Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Swift Code: CTBAAU2SXXX

Account Number*: 066770835878677

• Please note this Account Number is unique to the student and cannot be used for other students.

Paying from within Australia

Telegraphic Transfer

Name: Murdoch University

Bank Name: Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Bank Address: Level 1, Commonwealth Bank Place – South, 11 Harbour Street, Sydney NSW 2000

BSB: 066770

Account Number*: 835878677

• Please note this Account Number is unique to the student and cannot be used for other students.
 SECTION 4
Student Declaration
By accepting your offer via the Online Response System, I accept the Letter of Offer and agree to the terms and conditions as outlined
in this document as part of my admission and enrolment:

• I am aware that it is my responsibility to abide by my visa conditions and that the University is obliged to advise the Department
of Home Affairs if the above-mentioned student visa conditions are not met. This may affect my enrolment at the University.
• I can confirm that all information provided to Murdoch University is true and correct. Any false information may lead to a
termination of my enrolment.
• I have read, understood and agree to all the terms and conditions of the Letter of Offer as stated above, including the Advanced
Standing awarded (if applicable) for the course and/or major stated in the offer, which may reduce the duration of the course
• I have received, read and understood Attachment A – OSHC, fees and refund
• I have received, read and understood Attachment B – Complaints and appeals
• I have received, read and understood Attachment C – Useful contacts and external agencies information
• I have received, read and understood Attachment D – Pre-departure information
• If I have been awarded a Murdoch Scholarship (as stated on the offer), I have read, understood and agree to the terms and
conditions
• I am aware that I must keep a copy of the Letter of Offer and all acceptance documents, in addition to all receipts relating to
payment of fees made to Murdoch University
• I have read and understood the Academic Monitoring and Progression Policy
• I understand that my enrolment is subject to the provisions of the Murdoch University Act and the statutes, regulations, rules,
policies and procedures made pursuant to the Act
• I acknowledge that Murdoch University will collect personal information about me. I have read the Privacy Policy that governs
the use and disclosure of this information by the University in certain circumstances.
• I provide the authority for Murdoch University to release this information, when required, to the Australian Government
(Commonwealth); State and Territory governments; Allianz Global Assistance (for OSHC); Sponsors of the course I am admitted
in to; packaged-partner providers and nominated Murdoch-registered education agents
• Information contained in this contract and throughout the engagement with the University meets the University’s obligation under
the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 and National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training
to Overseas Students 2018.

If you are under 18 years of age, either your parent or legal guardian/caregiver must sign the acceptance contract on your behalf:

Please complete your acceptance via the Online Response System.

Attachment A – OSHC, Fees and Refund
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
• It is an Australian Government requirement that all Student Visa holders possess OSHC for the duration of their student visa.
Allianz Care Australia is the preferred provider of OSHC for Murdoch University. Information about other providers is available
from Overseas Student Health Cover ([Link])
• We understand that maintaining your health is an important part of making your stay in Australia as safe and enjoyable as
possible. Allianz Care Australia is here to assist and provide services and information that make it easy to understand and use
the health cover which is available to you, whilst studying in Australia.

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is health insurance for international students which provides cover for the costs of:
• Out of hospital medical treatment
• In hospital medical treatment
• Prescription medicines
• Surgically implanted prostheses
• Emergency ambulance transport

In addition to the government-mandated health cover required for student visa purposes, we provide increased access to gap
free medical services to support students as they study in Australia. These services include:
• 24/7 Australian based telehealth services powered by Doctors on Demand
• access to our network of direct billing providers available via Find a doctor
• 24/7 confidential support for safety, medical and mental health needs via chat, on the phone or in-person powered by Sonder.
• This is a summary of information and benefits. For the full exclusions, limitations, waiting periods, terms and conditions please
read the Policy Document.
• Students who depart Australia earlier than their visa end date can seek a refund of overpaid OSHC fees from their OSHC
provider.

Fees
• Once you have completed your first semester of studies at the University, you will be considered a continuing international
student. As a continuing student, the actual tuition fees that you will pay in each teaching period will depend on the number of
units and the field of education of the material covered in each of the units that you select in each teaching period. Details of the
actual tuition fees for each unit in your course can be calculated by using the online Tuition Fee Calculator.
• As an international student, it is a condition of your student visa that in each teaching period, you enrol in a standard number of
units that will allow you to complete your course in the Standard Duration mentioned in this offer letter. The Standard Duration
at Murdoch University is based on students successfully completing a standard unit enrolment of at least 12 credit points
per semester or 24 credit points per year. Students with enrolments that vary from the standard course structure will pay an
adjusted fee (pro-rata). You should refer to the University Online Handbook for the total number of points for this course.
• If you change course, you will pay the fees for the new course in the teaching period you commence that course.
• You may receive more than one invoice per study period depending on the spread of your units across each study period. Study
periods in Study Abroad, undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs may contain a number of teaching
periods and actual teaching weeks are likely to be less than 17 weeks. Please refer to our website for the detailed teaching
period information.
• Please note that some courses also have course material fees. For a full list of non-tuition fees that you may incur during your
studies at Murdoch, please refer to the Fee Rules and the associated Fee Schedules.
Refund process
• You may be eligible for a refund for international tuition fees paid, in certain circumstances. All applications for refund must be
made using the Refund Request Form and emailed to the Student Centre.
• Upon receiving a completed application, the Fees officer will process the refund request and determine the difference between
the fee liability and the amount actually paid, subject to the terms reflected in the Fee Rules
• The outcome of the refund assessment will be communicated to you via email. Further details can be found in the Refund
Request Form.
• Refunds are made in Australian dollars unless requested otherwise and will only be made if the University has already received
the cleared monies into its bank accounts.
• Please note, refunds can only be deposited into an account in the student’s name. Payments to a third party will not be
processed.
• If you are a recipient of a scholarship or financial aid, you should seek advice from your lending institution regarding any
additional policy that may apply in the event of you requesting a refund.
Attachment B - Complaints and Appeals
This attachment contains information on the complaint and appeal process at Murdoch University. When an administrative decision is
made by the University, the decision letter will generally outline the appeal process suitable for that specific decision, otherwise you
may make a complaint.

Internal Complaints Mechanisms

In first instance, you should contact the person who made the decision and make complaint to them about your decision. If you are
unhappy with the outcome of the operational area, you can utilise the University’s internal complaint mechanism through writing to
the University Secretary or via the complaints form on the University website. The University Secretary’s contact details can be found
in Attachment C. Some complaints must be made within specified time limits, usually 20 working days. It is important to read any
decision letters carefully for specific deadline information to make a complaint.

External Complaints Bodies

WA Ombudsman

At any stage, you may make a complaint about the University’s actions to the Western Australian Ombudsman. The Ombudsman
investigates complaints about Western Australian public authorities including: State Government departments, agencies and boards;
government services such as hospitals, prisons, schools and technical colleges; public universities and; local governments.

If you have lodged a complaint the Ombudsman will usually request that you try to resolve it first with the University utilising its internal
complaint service. If you complain to the Ombudsman, it is important that you let the University know of this action as it may be able
to delay any actions until after the matter has been resolved to the WA Ombudman’s satisfaction.

The WA Ombudsman’s contact details are contained in Attachment C.

Tuition Protection Service

The Tuition Protection Service (TPS) is a placement and refund service for international students, which is activated in the unlikely
event that Murdoch is unable to teach your course. The TPS ensures that international students are able to either complete their
studies in another course or with another education provider or receive a refund of their unspent tuition fees. If the University is unable
to deliver the course that you have paid for and does not meet its obligations to either offer you an alternative course that you accept
or pay you a refund of your unspent prepaid tuition fees (this is called a provider's 'default obligations'), the TPS will assist you in
finding an alternative course or to get a refund if a suitable alternative is not found. For more information on TPS, please visit https://
[Link]/StaticContent/Get/StudentInformation.

The TPS’s contact details are contained in Attachment C.

Murdoch Guild Support

Once you become a student of Murdoch University, the Murdoch Guild can provide services to help you make a complaint or an
appeal through their Student Assist service and will provide advice on other services that you may access and may, with your
permission, make representations on your behalf and support you in any discussions.

The Murdoch Guild’s contact details are contained in Attachment C.

Attachment C – Useful contacts and external agency
information
This attachment contains an overview of useful University and external agency contact details.

Questions about the Letter of Offer Email: [Link]@[Link]

The Student Centre Email: studentcentre@[Link]

Tel: +61 8 9360 6000

MyMurdoch Advice [Link]
mymurdoch-advice

Email: advice@[Link]
MyMurdoch Support and Advice [Link]
Student Appeals (University Secretary’s Office) [Link]
admin/complaints-appeals/appeals
Student Complaints [Link]
admin/complaints-appeals/complaints
The Murdoch Guild [Link]
WA Ombudsman [Link]

Email: mail@[Link]
Tuition Protection Service (TPS) [Link]
Department of Home Affairs [Link]
The Education Services for Overseas Students 2000 (ESOS [Link]
Act) legislation Pages/[Link]
Attachment D – Pre-departure information
Prepare for your studies at Murdoch University

Travelling to a new country to pursue your studies is a big step. Having the courage and conviction to follow your dreams and study
at Murdoch means you will be part of our global community of creative and forward-thinking minds. In the excitement of preparing
to leave your home country, it is important to remember a few key things that will make your transition to studying at Murdoch much
easier.
Get ready by exploring some of our online resources:

• Before moving to Perth.

This includes information on applying for a visa, fees and scholarships, relocating as a family and Overseas Student Health
Cover (OSHC)
• Arriving in Perth
This includes information on arriving in Perth, including your options for airport pick-up, assistance to organise your new life in
Perth and how to prepare for your studies.
• Orientation Week
This includes all information you need to know about Orientation Week. At the beginning of each semester, Murdoch University
organises an Orientation week which provides you with information about your studies and Murdoch but also provides plenty of
opportunities to make new friends.
• Making the move to Murdoch and Perth
This blog series covers everything from what to do before you move to Perth, to cost of living, setting up a bank account and
other important steps.

As a student visa holder, your school aged dependent children living in Australia must be enrolled in either primary or secondary
education. You can enrol your school aged children in a public or private school, provided the school has the capacity to accept them.
For more information on how to enrol your children click here.

Support services

Murdoch University has a wide range of support services available to assist you with your studies. Our student learning support
services can help you to develop the academic and study skills you need to succeed in your course. While our range of career support
services can assist you with your professional network and benefit from student and graduate opportunities.
Murdoch University is committed to ensuring that students with disability, or students who are carers for people with disability, can
access specific services and facilities to enable equal participation in study. If you have a disability or medical condition, or you are
caring for a person with disability, you may need support or assistance with your studies.
Visit the Access and Inclusion page for details on the available support.

For personalised support and advice, contact myMurdoch Advice. Our Student Success Advisors can give advice about your study,
wellbeing, getting the most out of university or specialist advice for international students. You can call, email, or chat online with one
of our staff members.

Living in Perth

Perth has many accommodation options available for international students. Depending on your requirements you may wish to
live on-campus, in a homestay or in a (shared) rental house\apartment. As a Murdoch University student, you’ll have a range of
accommodation options on and off campus. For more information visit Accommodation.

When you're planning to move to Perth to study, you'll want to know what you can expect to pay for some of the common living
expenses. Your living costs will depend on various factors including your financial capacity, your study costs and lifestyle needs
and preferences. The Australian Government provides a comprehensive overview of the costs of living in Australia. It is important
that you know the average costs of living and studying in Australia as this is an important part of your (visa) application and financial
preparation. Click here for more information about the costs of living in Australia.

Responsibilities as a Student Visa Holder

All students must hold, prior to enrolment, a visa that allows them to study in Australia. During the duration of your studies you must
be aware and follow the conditions of your visa. Breaching visa conditions may affect your studies at Murdoch and possibly result in a
visa cancellation. For an overview of Australian (student) visa regulations and application procedures, please visit the Department of
Home Affairs website

If you will be studying in Australia on a student visa, it is your responsibility to ensure that you satisfy the conditions on your visa.
Some of your responsibilities of student visa holders:

• You must not study more than 33% of your course online
• You must be enrolled in at least 1 on-campus unit each study period
• You must hold a student visa while studying in Australia. It is your responsibility to know when your visa expires and to apply for
an extension or depart the country.
• You must ensure your contact details are up-to-date. Changes to your contact details must be updated in MyInfo within 7 days

ESOS Act

The Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) protects the interests of international students by setting out
standards for education providers. These standards include requirements for the University related to educational resources, facilities,
the recruitment and placement of students and staff capabilities. It also offers students financial protection in case Murdoch does not
deliver what it has promised you.