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Tuition fees for graduate studies

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Important Information

Student Amenities Fee (SA Fee) On 11 October 2011, the Australian Parliament passed legislation allowing universities and other higher education providers to charge a fee for student services and amenities of a non-academic nature.  The fee may be spent by higher education providers on items such as sporting and recreational activities, employment and career advice, child care, financial advice and food services from 2012.  Please check the following web site for further information: http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/fees/sa_fee.php

 

 

Coursework programs

 

Invoices

All invoices will be available in ISIS to view or download. An email will be sent to your student email account when your invoice has been published. It is your responsibility to ensure that any external email address linked to your student email account is active at all times. Please check your student account on a regular basis as this is the way the university will correspond with you.

 

Graduate programs offered as Commonwealth Supported Places

Some of the Colleges at the ANU are able to offer their Graduate students Commonwealth Supported Places, but these places may be limited and are based on merit. This means that eligible students will be charged at the Commonwealth supported rate of HECS instead of as full fee paying students. Please contact your College for further information.

 

HECS-HELP booklets can be picked up at Student Administration the Student Exchange (Building X-005) 121 Marcus Clarke Street

or you can view the contents at www.goingtouni.gov.au

For further information please contact the college.

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Australian citizens, permanent humanitarian visa holders

Australian citizens and holders of permanent humanitarian visas enrolling in a graduate coursework program are required to pay Domestic Tuition Fees (DTF) and are also eligible for a government loan to help with meeting your fees. The Loan is called FEE-HELP

You can pay your DTF in one of three ways:

Read the fact sheet for more information.

Fact Sheet 2012

If you would like to take up the option of the FEE-HELP loan, you will need to complete an electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form ('e-CAF') when you enrol through ISIS. You will also need to supply your Tax File Number (TFN). Your e-CAF MUST BE COMPLETED by the first course census date that you wish to defer, or you will be liable to pay the fees yourself by the due date.

All graduate students who have chosen not to take a FEE-HELP loan and who are paying their entire fees up front will receive an email advising that their invoice is available in ISIS to download or view early in each semester which sets out their DTF liability.

Students who wish to pay their DTF up-front or partially up-front must do so by the due date or you will incur a $125 late fee.

Students who wish to defer paying their DTF and instead take the FEE-HELP loan will have their loan amount notified to the Australian Taxation Office. Within 28 days of the census date, a Commonwealth Assistance Notice (CAN) will be made available in ISIS for download.  The CAN is under the menu and is called an eCAN. The CAN shows how much your FEE-HELP loan is for. You should keep a copy of your CAN for taxation purposes.

For further information, including due dates for DTF payments, see section 4 of the SEAP Guide.

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New Zealand citizens, Australian permanent residents (excluding humanitarian visa holders)

Citizens of New Zealand and permanent residents of Australia (not including humanitarian visa holders) enrolled in a graduate coursework program are required to pay Domestic Tuition Fees (DTF) up front and in full. Holders of permanent residency visas may be eligible for a government loan (FEE-HELP) to help pay their DTF if they are undertaking a bridging program for overseas trained professionals.

You will need to pay your DTF by the due date or you will incur a late fee.

For further information, including due dates for DTF payments, see section 4 of the SEAP Guide.

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International students

**** International students will require an English language version on their web browser to access ISIS and their invoice ****

International Students are required to pay full tuition fees (International Student Fees ISF) and are not subsidised by the Australian Government.

Click the following to view the applicable fee schedule:

2012 Fee Schedule

You will need to pay your ISF by the due date or a late fee will be incurred.

For further information, including due dates for ISF payments, see section 4 of the SEAP Guide.

 

Student Amenities Fees (SA Fee) for international students

Due to limitations under ESOS (Education Services for Overseas Students Act) all International students will have this fee incorporated into their tuition fees from 2013 onwards.  A contribution by the University on behalf of international students will be made in 2012 towards the funding priorities determined in consultation with your student representatives.  

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Research programs

 

Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, permanent residents of Australia, including holders of humanitarian visas are considered domestic students.

The University currently enrols domestic students under the Research Training Scheme (RTS). These students are exempt from paying tuition fees. Research Fees - Domestic

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International Students

International research students are required to pay full tuition fees which are charged per program. The cost per unit is dependant on the year of commencement.

2012 Fee Schedule

 

Student Amenities Fees (SA Fee) for international students

Due to limitations under ESOS (Education Services for Overseas Students Act) all International students will have this fee incorporated into their tuition fees from 2013 onwards.  A contribution by the University on behalf of international students will be made in 2012 towards the funding priorities determined in consultation with your student representatives.  

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