What are my tuition fees?

Whatever degree you are studying, you can find your tuition fees listed on the specific degree page under ‘Fees and scholarships.’ Make an informed decision about investing in your future.

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Start your studies in Deakin's Trimester 3 (November) intake and achieve your dream future sooner. Join Melbourne's #1 university for international student graduate employment and access advanced facilities, industry-led learning and strong student support. 2027 applications are also open for Trimester 1 starting in March and Trimester 2 starting in July. 

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Evelyn from Vietnam

Studying abroad can be financially challenging. Gaining a scholarship has reduced that burden to my family, allowing me to focus on my studies and maintain strong academic performance.

Evelyn, Vietnam

Bachelor of Communications

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Do you need financial assistance to continue your degree, or just need help with managing your money? We have a range of financial services to support you during your studies. 

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Frequently asked questions about international student fees and costs

Your Letter of Offer will include details of fees that are due when you accept your offer.

There will likely be additional expenses associated with your degree. Some are optional, some you will not be able to avoid. Depending on what you are studying, they include things like:

  • textbooks
  • equipment
  • resources and materials for projects
  • study tours and excursions. 

Yes. We are here to help. Deakin is the #1 university in Melbourne for student support. Our Student Emergency Assistance Fund provides lifeline emergency grants – whether that is helping you keep a roof over your head or stay connected online. The Deakin University Student Association (DUSA) also operates a food pantry on every campus. And if financial pressures are stressing you out, we offer free counselling and budgeting support to help you get back on track.

When planning to study in Australia, it is important to budget for everyday living expenses in addition to your tuition and study fees. These costs typically include accommodation, groceries, transport, utilities, mobile and internet bills, textbooks, and personal expenses. The Study Australia cost of living calculator can help you estimate how much it could cost to have the lifestyle you choose in Australia.

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