Fees and invoices

A local student is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen.

Commonwealth supported places

• HECS-HELP: loans for student fees
• 2012 student contribution rates by discipline cluster
• 2013 student contribution rates by discipline cluster
• OS-HELP

Fee paying places

• FEE-HELP

Undergraduate

• 2012 undergraduate fees
• 2013 undergraduate fees

Postgraduate

• 2012 postgraduate fees
• 2013 postgraduate fees

Other information

• Fees and Charges Booklet 2012 (307 KB)
• Fees and Charges Booklet 2013
• Withdrawal dates and academic penalties
• Student services and amenities fee

Undergraduate

• 2012 undergraduate fees

Postgraduate

• 2012 postgraduate fees

Higher Degree by Research

• 2012 Higher Degree by Research fees

Other information

• Fees and Charges Booklet 2012 (307 KB)
• Fees and Charges Booklet 2013
• Payment of fees by instalments
• Withdrawal dates and fee refunds

A census date is the date when your enrolment arrangements must be finalised. There are different census dates for each teaching period. These census dates are set by Deakin University in accordance with Higher Education Support Act 2003.

* these census dates relate to units undertaken through residential study mode Resi-1, Resi-2 and Resi-3
# The use of the term Quarter for Higher Degree by Research (HDR) teaching periods comes into effect from 1 January 2011.  Prior to this date HDR students fall within the Trimester teaching periods.

A Commonwealth supported place is a higher education place for which the university receives some government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are only required to contribute to part of the cost of their course. The Australian Government allocates a number of Commonwealth supported places to the University each year.

More information about Commonwealth supported places.

A fee-paying place is one for which the university does not receive any government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute the full cost of their course. However, a loan program, FEE-HELP, is available to assist eligible domestic fee-paying students to pay their tuition fees. Fee-paying places are available to both domestic and international students.

More information about Fee paying places.