Explore other costs associated with studying: beyond tuition fees, there are several additional expenses to consider.
The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is charged each semester to fund non-academic services and to support programs at the University. Rates are determined by the Australian Government and set on an annual basis.
If you are a domestic student, you may be eligible to defer all or part of your SSAF through SA-HELP, a government loan scheme.
Most courses and units of study have required or recommended course materials, such as books, readers, materials and equipment.
For some courses, there may also be other additional courses costs that are substantial.
Don't forget to budget for the costs of living, which includes things like accommodation, food and lifestyle expenses. We've put together a rough guide to living costs in Sydney.
Surcharges may apply to certain payment methods, while overdue fees and penalties may be charged for late payments. Explore payment options and understand the penalties for missed deadlines below.
Compulsory for international student visa holders who are studying in Australia. The cost of your cover will depend on your circumstances and the duration of your stay.
You will be required to pay or give evidence of your overseas student health cover when you accept your offer.
International students who apply to study onshore need to pay a non-refundable application processing fee of A$150.00. The fee covers all applications made within one year (two semesters or four research periods).
This application processing fee needs to be paid to progress your application and undertake an admissions assessment.