WHAT DOES IT COST?

Tuition fees are charged to all students, however the level of the fee and whether deferral or government loans are available depends on the student's citizenship, residency status, unit load, year of commencement and the level of the program enrolled in (undergraduate/graduate/non-award.)

Australian students:

Australian undergraduate students enrolled in a HECS course at their home institution will pay HECS for their internship courses.

For details of fees please take a look at the following website: http://fees.anu.edu.au

International student fees:

The ANU does not offer financial assistance for Study Abroad and Exchange students. Students should consult with home campus Study Abroad and Exchange Offices.

International students may work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time in vacations, provided their studies are not adversely affected.

However part-time jobs are difficult to secure and students should not expect to meet tuition fees or living expenses with money gained by working.

The University does not guarantee the availability of part-time employment.

The Australian government website www.goingtouni.gov.au has further details on the fee types and also allows you to check on your student assistance record so that you can monitor your loans balance, your entitlement balance, your scholarships record (if applicable) and the courses for which you have incurred a HELP debt.

How do I enrol?