Esports & Experience Day

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Murdoch Esports & Experience Day

FREE event! FREE lunch! FREE fun!

ÍíÒ¹¸£ÀûÍøÕ¾ invites your school to participate in the Murdoch Esports & Experience Day 2026 — a unique, excursion that blends competitive esports with meaningful career exploration. Taking place on 4 September (8.45am–2.30pm), the day is designed to provide students with insight into emerging digital industries while supporting pathways conversations around higher education.

In addition to the Rocket League tournament, students will participate in a range of structured learning experiences, including Creative Media workshops led by Murdoch academics and students, offering hands-on exposure to game design, digital storytelling, and interactive technologies. A dedicated careers and pathways expo will feature short presentations on university study options, alternative entry pathways, and future career opportunities across esports, creative media, and communications. Students will also engage with current university students, view industry-relevant projects, and explore interactive showcases. 

Campus tours will highlight Murdoch’s esports facilities and broader learning environments, helping students contextualise their future study options. Complemented by immersive activities such as drone racing, virtual reality, and robotics demonstrations, the day supports student engagement while reinforcing links between classroom learning and real-world applications.



Register to attend

4th September 2026 - 08:45am - 2:30pm 

If your school would like to participate in the Murdoch Esports & Experience Day, please register via the link below. Schools can nominate student teams to compete in the Rocket League tournament or register students to attend as part of the broader educational program. All attending students will have the opportunity to engage in structured learning activities, including workshops, campus experiences, and careers and pathways sessions designed to support informed post-school decision-making.

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What to bring

All gaming accessories, gaming computer, peripherals and lunch will be provided. Students have the option to use a controller or keyboard + mouse setup to play Rocket League.

Please bring the following items

  • Water bottle

Optional items

  • Your own Headset/headphones/earphones
  • Your own controller
  • Additional food or money for food vendors

Download Consent Form

Please have your Student's Parent or Legal Guardian complete the Consent Form below. Please email completed forms to esports@murdoch.edu.au 

FAQs

Can my school register more than 1 team?

Yes, we encourage registering all interested students. However, to ensure as many schools as possible can participate, we prioritize one team per school, with remaining spots allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Any additional teams that are unable to compete will be notified as soon as possible and we encourage them to still attend the event as spectators and participate in the other activities.

 

Do I need to wear school uniform?

Schools may chose whether they want their students to wear school uniform or free dress. Please contact the teacher or staff member at your school organising your registrations.

 

Who can attend the event?

Any High school student can attend, either with their High School to compete in the Rocket League competition or as a spectator to participate in the other activities. Lunch is included for all attendees. If you are a high school student and want to attend please contact your school to have you registered

 

What is the Rocket League competition format?

The competition will be broken into two stages, the Group Stage and Finals. The group stage will be a round robin series of matches beginning immediately after the opening talks and finish before lunch. After lunch the winners of the Group Stage will compete in Finals to be the Rocket League Champions.

 

What other activities are available besides the tournament?

Activities include campus tours, informational stalls about courses and university pathways from current students and staff, casual gaming on Nintendo Switches, Virtual Reality experiences, and play vs the Murdoch Uni Rocket League team. Any new activities will be announced on the Murdoch Active Esports Discord Server.

 

Where is the event located?

Attendees are to check in at the ÍíÒ¹¸£ÀûÍøÕ¾ Welcome Space located in Building 360, Room 1.001. The Welcome Space is where lunch will be provided and all the additional activities and activations will be held. The Rocket League competition will be held in the room behind the Welcome Space, Room 1.010.

 

How do I get to the event?

Free parking will be available on the day of the event in all Green & Red parking zones, the closest car park to Building 360 is Car Park 8, located on Discovery Way.

Bus Stop 4 is the closest bus stop to Building 360, which services routes 204, 205, 206, 207 and 998.

 

When do registrations close?

Registrations close on Wednesday August  26th. Register your School via the Eventbrite page linked here: 

If you have any problems or concerns with registering please email: esports@murdoch.edu.au

 

Is there a cost to attend?

The event is free for all attendees. Lunch will be provided for all registered high school students and any teachers.

 

Can parents or teachers attend?

Yes, parents and teachers can attend as spectators to support students and explore university offerings and activities. Please note lunch will only be supplied for registered students and teaching/school staff.

 

Questions?

Please email all queries to or call Murdoch Active on (08) 9360 2101