Domestic fee-paying students

The Commonwealth does not contribute towards the cost of the education of domestic fee-paying students, so the student has to pay more for a domestic fee-paying place than for a Commonwealth supported place. In 2007 annual domestic fees will range from $17,472 for Arts to $32,256 for Vet Science (fees are subject to adjustment annually). The annual cost for most courses is under $22,000. Students pay their fees twice a year at the beginning of each semester.

Domestic fee-paying students who are Australian citizens or holders of a Permanent Humanitarian Visa can gain assistance in paying their fees through the Commonwealth Government's FEE-HELP program. In 2007, the FEE-HELP limit is $80,000, and $100,000 for students studying dentistry, medicine or veterinary science. This amount is indexed each year. There is a 20 per cent loan fee on the amounts borrowed through FEE-HELP.

To apply for a domestic fee-paying place students go through UAC using the domestic fee-paying (DFEE) codes listed in the UAC brochure. (Students can apply for both a domestic fee-paying place and a Commonwealth supported place on the same UAC application).

* The annual course fees above are indicative and only apply to enrolments in 2007. Fees are reviewed annually and may increase during the period of study. The exact fee will depend on the specific units of study in which you enrol.

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* The annual course fees above are indicative and only apply to enrolments in 2008. Fees are reviewed annually and may increase during the period of study. The exact fee is calculated on a subject basis.

** To apply for admission to the medical course you need a bachelors degree at credit level. We welcome students from a wide range of prior degrees and backgrounds. Find out more

*** Students are selected from amongst recent graduates on the basis of four performance criteria: bachelor’s degree; The Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT); a semi-structured interview; and a practical aptitude test. Find out more