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Tuition and administrative fees


Understanding your tuition and administrative fees is an important step in planning your studies. Whether you're a domestic or international student, this section will help you to see what fees apply to your courses.

You can use the tabs below to view details based on your student type or fee type.

Commonwealth supported places (CSP) are government-subsidised places where you pay a reduced fee (called the student contribution) and the government covers the rest.

Most domestic students starting a bachelor’s degree - and some in postgraduate programs - are eligible. If you're not eligible, you'll be offered a fee-paying place instead.

Student Learning Entitlement

The Student Learning Entitlement (SLE) limits how much study you can do in a Commonwealth Supported Place. From 1 January 2022, students are given 7 years of full-time study, and your balance decreases as you complete courses.

Commonwealth Supported Place - Student Contribution Amounts

Students who commenced from 2021 onwards
HECS Band: Field of Education
Student Contribution (per unit)
Student Contribution (per EFTSL/8 units)
Band 1: Agriculture, Education, English, Mathematics, Nursing, Postgraduate Clinical Psychology, Statistics $578 $4,627
Band 2: Allied Health, Aviation, Built Environment, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Information Technology, Pathology, Professional Pathway Psychology, Professional Pathway Human Services and Social Work, Science, Surveying, Visual and Performing Arts $1,164 $9,314
Band 3: Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Science $1,655 $13,241
Band 4: Accounting, Business and Management, Communications, Humanities, Human Movement, Law $2,124 $16,992

 

Students who commenced their current program prior to 2021
HECS Band: Field of Education
Student Contribution (per unit)
Student Contribution (per EFTSL/8 unites)
Band 1: Agriculture, Clinical Psychology (Postgraduate), Education, English, Mathematics, Nursing, Statistics $578 $4,627
Band 2: Communications, Humanities, Human Movement, Professional Pathway Human Services, Professional Pathway Psychology, Visual and Performing Arts $996 $7,973
Band 2: Built Environment, Allied Health, Aviation, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Information Technology, Pathology, Science, Surveying $1,164 $9,314
Band 3: Accounting, Business and Management, Law $1,663 $13,305

Domestic students in fee-paying places do not receive a Government subsidy and are responsible for the full cost of their studies. Domestic tuition fees vary depending on the subject area of each course.

Eligible students in a fee paying place may defer payment of their tuition fees using the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP).

Domestic tuition fees are set by the University and are reviewed annually.

Area of Study 

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

Research

Business and Commerce $3,300 $3,970 $3,650
Creative Arts and Media $3,430 $3,170 $3,650
Education $3,190 $3,140 $3,650
Engineering, Surveying and Built Environment $4,130 $4,020 $4,430
Humanities and Communication $3,330 $3,360 $3,650
Health and Community $3,500 $3,540 $4,430
Health and Community (Psychology) $3,500 $3,650 $4,430
Information Technology $3,500 $3,620 $3,650
Law and Justice $3,450 $4,190 $3,650
Mathematical and Statistical Sciences $3,500 $3,580 $4,430
Biological and Physical Sciences $3,940 $4,210 $4,430

 

International students are not eligible to receive an Australian Government subsidy and are required to pay full international tuition fees. Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the level of study and the subject area of each course.

International tuition fees are set by the University and are reviewed annually.

Award programs

Area of Study  Undergraduate Postgraduate Research
Business and Commerce $3,530 $4,120 $3,895
Creative Arts and Media $3,530 $4,000 $3,895
Education $3,455 $3,530 $3,895
Engineering, Surveying and Built Environment $4,635 $4,625 $4,430
Humanities and Communication $3,605 $3,980 $3,895
Health and Community $4,200 $3,980 $4,430
Information Technology $3,880 $3,900 $3,895
Law and Justice $3,880 $4,190 $3,895
Maths, Statistics and Computational Science $3,765 $3,780 $4,430
Biological and Physical Sciences $4,350 $4,840 $4,430

 

Non-award programs

Area of Study Non-award
Tertiary Preparation $1,840

Domestic students commencing a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) program will automatically be assessed for eligibility to have tuition fees paid by the Australian Commonwealth Government under the Research Training Program (RTP).

The RTP Fees Offset scholarship covers program fees for HDR students up to a maximum period of four years for full-time study for a Research Doctorate, and up to a maximum period of two years for full-time study for a Research Masters. The maximum periods of support are doubled for part-time students.

If the RTP Fees Offset scholarship expire before completion of the program, full tuition fees will be required.

For further inquiries, please contact the Graduate Research School.

Find out more about various postage, graduation, library and other administrative charges.

Extension of time to pay tuition fees

Extension of time to pay tuition fees $175

Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF)

Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) $45.60 per unit 

Letters, transcripts and official documents

Item Cost
Completion Letter $10.00
Official University Letter $10.00
Academic Transcript (printed) $20.00
Academic Transcript (digital) $15.00
AHEGS (printed) $20.00
AHEGS (digital) $15.00
Replacement Testamur (printed) $90.00
Replacement Testamur (digital) $25.00
Authentication of Graduation documents $20.00

Postal charges

Standard postage within Australia $10.00
Express postage within Australia $15.00
Registered post within Australia $15.00
International post $30.00

Library charges

Replacement fee - course materials $154.00 (or value of item if available)
Replacement fee - general materials $99 (or value of item if available)
Replacement fee - curriculum item $55 (or value of item if available)

Graduation costs

Graduation Ceremony Fee $150

Depending on your program, you may incur some additional study-related costs. This could include:

  • textbooks and reference material
  • specific software
  • uniforms and personal safety equipment
  • residential school travel and accommodation

Additional requirements for specific programs are listed in the UniSQ Handbook.

Visit the UniSQ Handbook for additional study-related costs
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