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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.

 

Australian citizens, permanent humanitarian visa holders

Australian citizens and holders of permanent humanitarian visas are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place at the ANU in which the Commonwealth Government will partially subsidise the cost of your tuition. You are required to pay a contribution towards your fees, which you can do in one of three ways:

When enrolling through ISIS, all Commonwealth Supported Students will need to complete an electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form ('e-CAF') in order to to defer payment of all or part of your student contribution, you will also need to supply your Tax File Number (TFN).Please note if you do not supply your TFN, or a Certificate of application for a TFN you will not be eligible to be Commonwealth Supported.

Invoices will be available to view or download from ISIS each semester/session. If you have chosen to defer part or all of your liability, and you have provided your TFN, your liability will be deferred automatically after the course census date.

Students who wish to pay their contribution up front or partially upfront must do so by the due date. Partial payments will not be accepted after the due date. This is different to the census date.

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

 

 

Students commencing a new program in 2010

Eligible students that commence a new program of study at ANU in 2010 will be charged at the scheduled 2010 rate.  In 2011 and beyond, the rate will be indexed.  You will be informed of the 2011 rate when it is published in October 2010.

Remember that a new program = a new rate.  For students transferring to a new program (including changes from a combined to single degree program) in 2010, you will be charged at the applicable 2010 rate. 

Changes for 2010

Students commencing a program in 2010 will be required to pay up to the maximum of the Band 1 rate ($5,310 indexed for later years) for any education courses that they undertake.

Student Contribution Amounts for students commencing a new program in 2009

Student Contribution Band	Amount per EFTSL
Band 3 (accounting, administration, economics, commerce, law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science)	$8,859
Band 2 ( computing, built environment, health, engineering, surveying, agriculture)	$7,567
Band 1 (humanities, behavioural science, social studies, foreign languages, visual and performing arts, education and nursing)	$5,310
National Priority NP (mathematics, statistics, science) Please note that NP is also represented as Band 5 and Band 6 in some official ANU publications	$4,249

 

Contribution amounts per six unit course

The amount charged at the course level is apportioned on the Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL) value of the course.  Assuming an EFTSL value of 0.125, the student contribution amounts applicable to each band are:

2010 rates

Band 3 - $8,859 x 0.125 = $1107 (1 six unit course)

Band 2 - $7,567 x 0.125 = $945

Band 1 - $5,310 x 0.125 = $663

National Priority - $4,249 x 0.125 = $531

 

Students that commenced a new program in 2009

Changes from 2009

Students that commenced a program in 2009 were required to pay up to the maximum of the national priorities rate for any mathematics, statistics and science courses that they undertake.  Students who commenced a non-natural and physical sciences program prior to 1 January 2009 and who transfer into a natural and physical science program will also be eligible for the national priority amount.  Other students continue to pay up to the Band 2 maximum for mathematics, statistics and science courses.   

Student Contribution Amounts for students that commenced a new program in 2009

Student Contribution Band	Amount per EFTSL
Band 3 (accounting, administration, economics, commerce, law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science)	$8,859
Band 2 ( computing, built environment, health, engineering, surveying, agriculture)	$7,567
Band 1 (humanities, behavioural science, social studies, foreign languages, visual and performing arts)	$5,310
National Priority NP (mathematics, statistics, science, education and nursing) Please note that NP is also represented as Band 5 and Band 6 in some official ANU publications	$4,249

 

Contribution amounts per six unit course

The amount charged at the course level is apportioned on the Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL) value of the course.  Assuming an EFTSL value of 0.125, the student contribution amounts applicable to each band are:

Commenced 2009 rates

Band 3 - $8,859 x 0.125 = $1107 (1 six unit course)

Band 2 - $7,567 x 0.125 = $945

Band 1 - $5,310 x 0.125 = $663

National Priority - $4,249 x 0.125 = $531

Students that commenced a new program in 2008 or are continuing a Program commenced in 2007

Changes from 2008

A change was introduced for all courses under the disciplines of Accounting, Administration, Economics and Commerce.  The change was that students studying these courses that commenced their Program in 2008 were charged at the Band 3 rate (not the Band 2 rate as in previous years). Students should be aware that this rate is described on Study@ as "AAEC".  This means either Band 2 or Band 3, depending upon your year of commencement as outlined here.

Please note that if you are a student studying Accounting, Administration, Economics or Commerce courses and were enrolled pre-2008, you will be charged at the pre-2008 Band 2 rates for these courses, dependent upon your year of commencement for your current Program.

 

Student Contribution Amounts for students that commenced their Program in 2008 or are continuing a Program commenced in 2007.

 

Student Contribution Band	Amount per EFTSL
Band 3 (accounting*, administration*, economics*, commerce*, law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science)	$8,859
Band 2 (mathematics, statistics, computing, built environment, health, engineering, science, surveying, agriculture)	$7,567
Band 1 (humanities, behavioural science, social studies, foreign languages, visual and performing arts)	$5,310
National Priority NP (education and nursing) Please note that NP is also represented as Band 5 and Band 6 in some official ANU publications	$4,249

* If you commenced in 2007 you will be charged the $7567 rate for any accounting, administration, economics or commerce courses.  You may see this Band indicated on your enrolment as Band 2,3.

Commenced 2008 or continuing from 2007 rates

Band 3 - $8,859 x 0.125 = $1107 (1 six unit course)

Band 2 - $7,567 x 0.125 = $945

Band 1 - $5,310 x 0.125 = $663

National Priority - $4,249 x 0.125 = $531

Example 1 of student that commenced a new program in 2008:

Mary began a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2006.  If Mary chose to stay in her Bachelor of Arts degree for 2008, 2009 and 2010, her standard full-time enrolment cost (if only enrolled in Band 1 courses) for 2010 would be $4249.

If Mary chose to transfer into a Bachelor of Archaeological Practice for 2009, her standard full-time enrolment cost for 2010 would be at the indexed 2010 rate of $5,310 (for Band 1).

Example 2 of student that commenced a new program in 2008:

Ryan began a combined Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws degree in 2005.  If Ryan chose to stay in his Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws for 2010, he would be charged at a rate of $757 per 6 unit course for his Commerce courses and $886 per 6 unit course for his Law courses.

If Ryan chose to transfer to the single Bachelor of Commerce degree in 2010, he would be charged at the pre-2008 Student rate of $946 per 6 unit course for his Commerce courses.  If Ryan chose to study courses from humanities in his Commerce degree, he would be charged at the 2010 rate of $664 per 6 unit course.

 

Students that commenced a program before 1 January 2007

Eligible students that commenced a program of study before 1 January 2007 and have not discontinued your enrolment or completed the requirements of your program, will be charged a student contribution amount at the ANU scheduled indexed rate. Please remember that the ANU scheduled indexed rate is only applicable until 31 December 2010. After this date new rates will apply to students who commenced their program prior to 2007 and are continuing their program after 1 January 2011.

Student Contribution Amounts for students continuing their program in 2010 that commenced a program before 1 January 2007

Student Contribution Band	Amount per EFTSL
Band 3 (law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science)	$7,087
Band 2 (accounting, administration, economics, commerce, mathematics, statistics, computing, built environment, health, engineering, science, surveying, agriculture)	$6,053
Band 1 (humanities, behavioural science, social studies, foreign languages, visual and performing arts)	$4,249
National Priority NP (education and nursing) Please note that NP is also represented as Band 5 and 6 in some official ANU publications	$4,249

 

commenced before 1 January 2007 rates

Band 3 - $7,087 x 0.125 = $885 (1 six unit course)

Band 2 - $6,053 x 0.125 = $756

Band 1 - $4,249 x 0.125 = $531

National Priority - $4249 x 0.125 = $531

 

Student Learning Entitlement (SLE)

All Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens and holders of a Permanent visa are allocated a Student Learning Entitlement.  This is measured in equivalent fulltime student load (EFTSL).  To be Commonwealth Supported for a course, you must have enough SLE to cover the EFTSL value of the course you intend to undertake. 

It is your responsibility to monitor your SLE and ensure you have sufficient SLE to cover your course/s.

Your SLE is made up of ordinary, any additional, and lifelong SLE.  Your SLE will be used to undertake study as a Commonwealth Supported Student.  You may be entitled to further SLE.  It is your responsibility to investigate this.  Please refer to sections 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 in the Information for Commonwealth Supported Students booklet 2010.  This can be found at the DEEWR website www.goingtouni.gov.au.

Once the university is alerted that a student no longer has any SLE they are required cancel your enrolment as a Commonwealth Supported Student. 

Students who are cancelled from their Commonwealth Supported place will be enrolled in a Domestic Fee paying place.  Eligible students may apply for FEE HELP. Please be aware that there is a 20% loading on top of the tuition fees for undergraduate students. 

You can expect that the domestic tuition fees will be greater than the Commonwealth Supported contribution amount

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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) are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place at the ANU in which the Commonwealth Government will partially subsidise the cost of your tuition. You are required to pay a contribution towards your fees which you must pay up-front without a discount.

How to calculate your student contribution.

Note that you are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place, but not for HECS-HELP. When enrolling through ISIS, you will need to complete an electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form ('e-CAF').

You will need to pay your student contribution by the due date.

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

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International students

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

Click the following link to view the applicable fee schedule:

2009 Fee Schedule
2010 Fee Schedule

You will need to pay your ISF by the due date or a late fee of $125.00 will be incurred.

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

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