Murdoch University Library
About
About
About organisation
Murdoch University Library is home to an extensive collection of books and ebooks, journals and ejournals, streaming media, dissertations, theses, past exam papers, conference proceedings, government publications and more. The Library collection has been developed since the foundation of Murdoch University in 1974. The primary purpose of the collection is to support and enhance the scholarly activities of students and staff at the University.
We are also proud to house our Special Collections which are home to thousands of culturally significant, unique and hard-to-find items.
Collection
Collection
Collection overview
The collection commenced at the request of the inaugural University Librarian George Buick to document the growing issue of Aboriginal Land Rights, Women’s Rights and Gay Rights. These issues became a focus of the collection, which commenced in 1975 and was initially called The Alternative and Contemporary Documents Collection (ACDC). The current Special Collections are a continuation of this initiative. The Collections held by the Geoffrey Bolton Library are a unique and precious resource.
Collections
All Items (2822 items)
Contact
Contact
Contact information
90 South Street
Murdoch WA 6150
Australia
Visit
Visit
Visit information
Murdoch University
90 South Street
Murdoch WA 6150
Australia
Visitor bays are Available in car parks 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7A. Tickets must be purchased and displayed 8.00am – 5.00pm weekdays. Our ticket machines accept cards and cash (coins only).