Payment options for tuition fees
There are a few ways that you can pay your tuition fees, and you should only use a payment option that's listed on your invoice to pay your fees at Deakin.
If you are a prospective international student, please refer to Deakin's international student fees and scholarships webpage.
Please note: certain payment methods may incur a non-refundable surcharge.
Beware of fee payment scams
Scammers are still actively targeting international university students. These scams are designed to take your money in a dishonest way leaving your university fees unpaid. Please be aware of the following.
- If anyone offers you a discount or an extension on your university fees by email, delete it or by phone, hang up.
- If a friend recommends a fee payment scheme that offers you a discount or extension, don't accept.
- If you receive a phone call asking for your Deakin student ID, hang up.
- If you receive a phone call or email asking you to deposit money into a local bank account, ignore it.
All valid payment options are displayed on your student invoice and listed above. Payments can take up to five (5) working days to appear on your student record. Consider this when planning your payments to make sure you meet the invoice due date.
Visit our Online Safety and Security section to learn about how to stay safe online
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Additional resources
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Learn how to managing spam and phishing emails with advice from our IT Help team.
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Learn tips to stay secure online and protect your personal information.
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Read government information about protecting yourself from scammers.
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Read government information for international students about student scams.