International Tuition Fees: Tuition Rates

Being an International student can be an exciting, rewarding and at times, overwhelming experience. You have a lot of things to remember and special conditions to comply with. This page will provide you will information on your tuition fees, how they are calculated and other general information.

Don't forget that you will need to ensure you have all your payments and options finalised by the census date of each study period to avoid cancellation of enrolment.

How Are My Fees Calculated?

International students are charged a per credit point rate for their course of study. These rates change each calander year and are published on the Fees - International @ UOW web page. Your per credit point rate will change at the beginning of each year.

These per credit point rates also apply to students studying non-award or cross institutional subjects.

Remember, if you transfer your course of study you will need to pay the current rates for the course you are transferring into.

What Do I Need to Pay?

New International students will need to pay an amount upfront before they commence. This study deposit amount is usually 24 credit points worth of study and will be shown on your offer letter.

Re-enrolling students will need to pay for the total number of credit points they are enrolled into for the study period, by each study period census date. For example;

Mohammad is enrolled into 4 subjects in Autumn 2012. Each of these subjects is 6 credit points each. His per credit point rate for 2012 is $430.00. Therefore, his tuition fees for Autumn 2012 will be (6 x 4 = 24) x $430.00 = $10,320.00. Mohammad will need to pay $10,320.00 by the Autumn 2012 census date.

Your fee balance is updated every 24 hours on your SOLS. You can check this by logging onto SOLS and selecing 'Fee Statement' from the left hand menu.

Need Help?

If you have any questions, or are experiencing difficulties paying your fees, please contact our fees team at student-fees@uow.edu.au so that we can answer your questions and discuss your options.

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