Frequently Asked Questions - Fees
- How do I pay my fees?
- What fees do I need to pay?
- When do I need to pay my fees?
- What is the University's policy on fee refunds?
- How do I pay by electronic funds transfer?
- How do I pay my fees in person?
- How do I pay by credit card?
- How do I pay by bank cheque/draft?
- Is there an application fee?
- What happens if I do not pay my fees on time?
- What if I cannot pay all my fees?
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International students can pay their fees by any of the following methods:
- online payment or credit card - our preferred method of payments
- bank draft/cheque
- in person (cash will not be accepted)
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On-campus international students are required to pay:
- Tuition fees
- Overseas Student Health Cover
- Non-refundable application fee of A$55 (Students applying online do not have to pay the application fee)
Off-campus international students are required to pay
- Tuition fees
- Non-refundable application fee of A$55 (Students applying online do not have to pay the application fee)
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For students starting a course at Deakin University, fees must be paid once they have accepted their offer. If you are paying by bank draft or credit card, complete and return the Offer Acceptance and Payment of Fees form to Deakin International.
Once we have received your payment (along with your Offer Acceptance form), we will issue you with an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE) that will enable you to apply for a student visa.
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The University's tuition fee, fee refund and privacy policies are available to all students. You are advised to familiarise yourself with them before making any fee payment.
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You can pay your fees by electronic funds transfer through your local bank. Below are the details needed to organise payment by electronic funds transfer.
Please note: payment must be made in Australian dollars. Your bank may also charge you an administrative fee for electronic funds transfers, which you will have to take into account when making your payment.
Account for electronic funds transfer:
Deakin University Enrolment Account
ANZ Bank
Deakin University, Waurn Ponds, VIC 3217
BSB: 013644
Account No: 8369 07657
(swift code: ANZBAU3M)
Telephone number of ANZ bank: +61 3 5243 6177
Fax number ANZ bank: +61 3 5243 8158You will need to provide the following information to the bank:
- Student name
- Date of birth
- Course name
- Details of payment (e.g. payment for tuition fees for semester 1, 2008)
Once the transaction has been made, notify Deakin University by faxing a copy of the transaction details to Deakin Finance on +61 3 9244 5094, including the following information:
- Bank name
- Branch name
- Branch number
- Student name
- Student number (as on Offer Letter)
- Date of birth
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You can visit any of our international offices in Australia, India or Indonesia to pay your fees. Note: cash payments are not accepted.
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Deakin International prefers the online payment method for students paying their fees with credit card from overseas. Paying online is a safe and fast payment method that lets you:
- Pay in your local currency
- Pay with various major currencies
- Pay with credit card
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When you receive your Letter of Offer, you will also be sent a Payment of Fees form (62 KB). If you decide to pay by bank cheque/draft, complete the relevant section of the form and send it by courier or registered mail to:
Deakin International
221 Burwood Highway
Burwood VIC 3125
AustraliaPlease note: payment must be made in Australian dollars. Your bank may also charge you an administration fee for the bank cheque/bank draft, which you will have to take into account when making your payment.
The bank cheque/draft must be payable to Deakin University and you must include the following information:
- Student name
- Date of birth
- Course name
- Details of payment (e.g. payment for tuition fees for semester 1, 2008)
You are advised to make photocopies of all bank drafts/cheques and keep them as evidence of payment.
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Yes, Deakin University charges a non-refundable application fee of A$55. However, students applying online do not have to pay the application fee
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If you do not pay your fees on time, you will not be able to enrol. Your application for a student visa may also be affected.
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Unfortunately, all commencing students must pay their fees in full before they can be issued with an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE). If you find that you are unable to pay your first trimester tuition fees in full, you may wish to consider deferring your offer until your circumstances change.
