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Student Fees 2012

2012 Domestic Fee Basis by Course

To find the right fees for your course please scroll through the course in the below table until you find the course you are enrolled in. Then click on the link beside the course to be taken to the fees page that contains the correct information for you. Where there are two choices of fee types please refer to the information on the letter of offer issued to you by the Admissions unit to select the right fee information for your course offering.

Course Title	Domestic Fee Basis	Course Title	Domestic Fee Basis
Advanced Diploma in Arts	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Arts Management	FEE
Advanced Diploma in Local, Family and Applied History	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Clinical Education and Teaching	FEE
Advanced Diploma in Nursing	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Education Studies	CSP/FEE1
Advanced Diploma in Special Education and Disability Studies	CSP	Graduate Certificate in eLearning	CSP/FEE1
Advanced Diploma in The Sciences	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Advanced Chinese Language and Business Studies	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Financial Services	FEE
Bachelor of Agribusiness	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Gifted and Talented Education	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Agribusiness with Honours	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Health Management	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Agricultural and Resource Economics	CSP	Graduate Certificate in History Curriculum	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Agriculture	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management	FEE
Bachelor of Agriculture/Bachelor of Business	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Australian Education	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Agriculture/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Information Technology	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Animal Science	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Integrated Early Childhood Service Delivery	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Arts	CSP	Graduate Certificate in International Schooling, Education and Development	FEE
Bachelor of Arts with Honours	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Management	FEE
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Practice	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Precision Agriculture	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting	FEE
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Teaching	CSP	Graduate Certificate in School Leadership	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Audiometry	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Science	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Biomedical Science	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Special Education	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Business	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Sustainability	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Economics	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Teaching	CSP	Graduate Certificate in Writing	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Chinese Language and Business Studies	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Accounting	FEE
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Acute Care Nursing	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Computer Science	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Economics	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Computer Science with Honours	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Applied Anatomy by Dissection	FEE
Bachelor of Computer Science/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Counselling for Health and Social Care	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Criminology	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Economics	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Criminology with Honours	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Education	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Financial Management	FEE
Bachelor of Ecology	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Financial Services	FEE
Bachelor of Economics	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Health Science	FEE
Bachelor of Economics with Honours	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Humanities	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Information Technology	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Education	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies	FEE
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood)	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Local, Family and Applied History	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Education (Primary)	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Management	FEE
Bachelor of Engineering Technology	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Psychology	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Environmental Science	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Rural Science	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Environmental Science with Honours	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Science	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Sustainability	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science	CSP	Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (Clinical Exercise Physiology)	CSP
Bachelor of Financial Services	CSP	Juris Doctor	FEE
Bachelor of Financial Services/Bachelor of Laws	CSP
Bachelor of GeoScience	CSP	Master of Agriculture	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Health, Ageing and Community Services	CSP	Master of Applied Anatomy by Dissection	FEE
Bachelor of Historical Inquiry and Practice	CSP	Master of Applied Linguistics	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Teaching	CSP	Master of Applied Linguistics with Honours	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of International Studies	CSP	Master of Applied Theatre Studies	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of International Studies (Advanced)	CSP	Master of Arts	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of International Studies with Honours	CSP	Master of Arts Management	FEE
Bachelor of Languages	CSP	Master of Business Administration	FEE
Bachelor of Languages and International Business	CSP	Master of Business Research	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Master of Clinical Counselling	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Mathematics/Bachelor of Teaching	CSP	Master of Clinical Leadership	FEE
Bachelor of Media and Communications	CSP	Master of Clinical Leadership (Advanced)	FEE
Bachelor of Media and Communications with Honours	CSP	Master of Commerce	FEE
Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours	CSP	Master of Commerce (Professional Accounting)	FEE
Bachelor of Medicine - Joint Medical Program	CSP	Master of Computer Science	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Music	CSP	Master of Counselling	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Music with Honours	CSP	Master of Economic and Regional Development	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Teaching	CSP	Master of Economic Studies	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Nursing	CSP	Master of Economics (Coursework)	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Nursing with Honours	CSP	Master of Education (Coursework)	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Organisational Leadership	CSP	Master of Education (Research)	RTS
Bachelor of Pharmacy	CSP	Master of Environmental Advocacy	FEE
Bachelor of Psychological Science	CSP	Master of Environmental Science	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Psychology with Honours	CSP	Master of Environmental Science and Management	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Rural Science	CSP	Master of Financial Services	FEE
Bachelor of Science	CSP	Master of Health Science	FEE
Bachelor of Science with Honours	CSP	Master of History	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws	CSP	Master of Information Systems	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Teaching	CSP	Master of Information Technology	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Social Science	CSP	Master of International Health Management	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Social Science with Honours	CSP	Master of Laws (Coursework)	FEE
Bachelor of Social Work	CSP	Master of Laws (Research)	RTS
Bachelor of Special Education (Primary)/Bachelor of Disability Studies	CSP	Master of Leadership	CSP/FEE1
Bachelor of Sports Studies	CSP	Master of Music (Research)	RTS
Bachelor of Sustainability	CSP	Master of Nursing	CSP
Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)	CSP	Master of Philosophy	RTS
Bachelor of Theatre and Performance	CSP	Master of Professional Accounting	FEE
Bachelor of Training and Development	CSP	Master of Professional Accounting and Business	FEE
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning	CSP	Master of Professional Studies (Research)	RTS
Bachelor of Zoology	CSP	Master of Psychology (Clinical)	CSP/FEE1
		Master of Resource Science	RTS
Diploma in Agriculture	CSP	Master of Rural Science	RTS
Diploma in Business	CSP	Master of Science	RTS
Diploma in Indigenous Archaeology	CSP	Master of Science in Agriculture	CSP/FEE1
Diploma in Modern Languages	CSP	Master of Scientific Studies	CSP/FEE1
Diploma in The Sciences	CSP	Master of Social Work (Professional Qualifying)	CSP/FEE1
Diploma in Town Planning	CSP	Master of Strategic Organisational Development	FEE
		Master of Sustainability	CSP/FEE1
Doctor of Education	RTS	Master of Teaching (Primary)	CSP/FEE1
Doctor of Health Services Management	RTS	Master of Teaching (Secondary)	CSP/FEE1
Doctor of Judicial Science	RTS	Master of Training and Development	CSP/FEE1
Doctor of Philosophy	RTS	Master of Urban and Regional Planning	CSP/FEE1
		Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology	CSP/FEE1
Graduate Certificate in Accounting	FEE
Graduate Certificate in Acute Care Nursing	CSP/FEE1	Professional Doctorate for Industry/Professions	RTS
Graduate Certificate in Agriculture	CSP/FEE1
Graduate Certificate in Arts	CSP/FEE1

Courses Offered to New and Continuing Students

¹ Please refer to your letter of offer to determine if you have been offered a Full Fee or Commonwealth Supported Place

Courses offered to continuing students only (new admissions not permitted)

¹ Please refer to your letter of offer to determine if you have been offered a Full Fee or Commonwealth Supported Place

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Students in Commonwealth Supported Places

Domestic Students in Fee-paying Places

Study Abroad and International Fees

Non-award Unit Costs

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Important Information

Commonwealth Supported Students

This information is to help Commonwealth Supported Students meet important requirements for their enrolment, including financial arrangements. Should you not meet these requirements the University is required by law to cancel your enrolment. Please refer to the 2012 HECS-HELP booklet on the Study Assist Website (http://studyassist.gov.au) for the details of what you need to do.

You must return a completed Commonwealth Assistance Form (CAF or e-CAF) each time you start a new degree or diploma and nominate a payment preference. If you have not changed your degree or diploma, the Commonwealth Assistance Form you previously submitted will still be current. If you have not already submitted a form, please contact the Student Centre . The last day for submission of your Commonwealth Assistance Form is due on or before the census date for the semester in which you first enrol.

• If you are a New Zealand citizen or an eligible permanent resident living in Australia your payment options can be found in the 2012 HECS-HELP booklet. You are required to make full upfront payment by the census date or as indicated on your invoice. You will not be eligible to defer your fees to the HELP loan or receive the discount.

• The following summary is a guide for all Commonwealth Supported Students.

• If you nominate a deferred payment option, you must provide your Tax File Number.

•  If you nominate an upfront payment option, you must EITHER make a full payment of the invoiced amount by the due date, OR make a partial payment AND supply your Tax File Number by the due date.

• Invoices can be downloaded from the myUNE student portal from the first day of the teaching period onwards and a new online invoice can be downloaded for each enrolment variation.

• All payments must be received at UNE by the date indicated on your invoice.

• If you wish to withdraw from a unit without financial penalty, you may do so prior to the census date for the relevant semester. However you should note that to withdraw without financial penalty after the census date (remission of HECS-HELP debt and re-credit of Student Learning Entitlement) has very strict legal requirements. Please see below for details.

Ensure your correct and current mailing address is registered at UNE. If you need to update your mailing address visit http://my.une.edu.au.

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Domestic Full Fee Tuition Students

This information is to help Domestic Full Fee Tuition Students meet important requirements for their enrolment, including paying your fees. As a domestic Full Fee Tuition student, you may be eligible to take advantage of FEE-HELP or you may pay your full invoiced tuition fee. Please refer to the 2012 FEE-HELP booklet on the Study Assist Website (http://studyassist.gov.au) for the details of what you need to do if you believe you are eligible and elect to take this option.

Key things to keep in mind:

• If you elect FEE-HELP as a payment option, you must return a completed “Request for FEE-HELP assistance” form with your Tax File Number (TFN) each time you start a new course. If you have not already submitted this form, please contact the Student Centre.  The last day for submission of a “Request for FEE-HELP assistance” form the census date.

• Invoices can be downloaded from the myUNE student portal from the first day of the teaching period onwards and a new online invoice can be downloaded for each enrolment variation.

• All payments must be received at UNE by the due date indicated on your invoice.

•  If you wish to withdraw from a unit without financial penalty, you may do so prior to the census date. However you should note that to withdraw without financial penalty after the census date (re-credit FEE-HELP debt or refund of tuition fees) has very strict legal requirements. Please see below for details.

•  Ensure your correct and current mailing address is registered at UNE. If you need to update your mailing address visit http://my.une.edu.au.

• If you elect not to use FEE-HELP and do not pay your tuition fees, the University will cancel your enrolment.

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International Full Fee Tuition

This information is to help you as an international Full Fee Tuition student meet important requirements for your enrolment, including paying your fees. As an international Full Fee Tuition student, you are required to pay your full invoiced tuition fees by the date indicated on your invoice.

Key things to keep in mind:

• Invoices can be downloaded from the myUNE student portal from the first day of the teaching period onwards and a new online invoice can be downloaded for each enrolment variation.

• All payments must be received at UNE by the date indicated on your invoice.

• If you are a continuing student and wish to withdraw from a unit without financial penalty, you may do so prior to the census date. However you should note that to withdraw without financial penalty after the census date (refund of tuition fees) has very strict legal requirements. Please see below for details.

• Ensure your correct and current mailing address is registered at UNE. If you need to update your mailing address visit http://my.une.edu.au.

• Should your fees not be paid by the due date, UNE will not be able to deliver to you one or more of the following services and may cancel your enrolment:

provide you with your results and an academic transcript;

progress you to graduation;

provide you with online access and Library services.

• If you do not pay your tuition fees, the University will cancel your enrolment.

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Graduate School of Business Students

This information is to help you as a GSB Tuition student to meet important enrolment requirements, including financial arrangements

The following summary is a guide for all Graduate School of Business Tuition students:

• Full payment of the invoiced amount is due on or before the date indicated on your invoice.
• Invoices can be downloaded from the myUNE student portal from the first day of the teaching period onwards and a new online invoice can be downloaded for each enrolment variation.
• If you wish to withdraw from a unit without financial penalty you may do so prior to the census date through the myUNE student portal . However you should note that to withdraw without financial penalty after the census date (refund of tuition fees) has very strict requirements. Please see below for details.
• Ensure your correct and current mailing address is registered at UNE. If you need to update your mailing address visit myUNE

Payment Methods

Tuition and Student Contribution Amount invoices can be paid via the below methods:

• BPay
• Credit Card (Visa or MasterCard)~ goto www.postbillpay.com.au or call 13 1816
• Cheque ~ please make all cheques payable to University of New England and post to:
  The Cashier
  Financial Services Directorate
  University of New England
  ARMIDALE NSW 2351
• In Person ~ use the barcode on your Printer Friendly Version of the invoice at any Australia Postshop
• Direct Deposit ~ please email finrev@une.edu.au for instructions on how to make a direct deposit.

For your Biller codes and unique reference number please refer to the printer friendly version of the invoice available through your myUNE student portal

IMPORTANT!: This information is for Tuition and Student Contribution Charges ONLY – For information on paying other charges please contact the following Departments:
Accommodation Charges ~ please contact Central Residential Services on +61 2 6773 3370;
Library Fines ~ please contact Dixson Library +61 2 6773 2458
Exam related charges ~ please contact Accounts Receivable through AskUNE

Invoices

Please Note: No hard copies of invoices will be posted to students.

An email will be sent to your UNE email account when invoices for the current teaching period will be available for viewing and download from your myUNE student portal.

To access your Electronic Statement of Account log into MyUNE and then select the MyInfo Tab. When you click on the Current Invoice Link a Pop-up will appear with all the important information you need to know about dates and your invoice. You will need to click on the I Accept button before you can proceed to your invoice.

Student Services and Amenities Fee

In 2012, UNE will be introducing a Student Services and Amenities Fee for all students as a result of the Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services and Amenities) Bill 2010, which was passed by the Senate on 11 October, 2011.

The legislation allows Universities to charge students a 'Student Services and Amenities Fee' up to a maximum of $263.00 per year from 2012 and will be indexed on an annual basis. The fee will be used to help cover the cost of student services including food, sports and recreation, childcare, counselling, legal, health, housing and employment as well as independent student representation structures.

Eligible students will have the option of taking out a loan for the fee under the SA-HELP scheme. Students wishing to apply for the HELP scheme will need to return the SA-HELP form by the due date for the relevant teaching period.

For more information on the Student Amenities Fee, please visit the Study Assist website: (http://studyassist.gov.au).

	Coursework1				Research1
	On Campus2		Off Campus/ Online		On Campus2		Off Campus
	Annual Rate	Trimester Rate	Annual Rate	Trimester Rate	Annual Rate	Research Period Rate	Annual Rate	Research Period Rate
Full Time3	$263.00	$131.50	$176.00	$88.00	$197.00	$98.50	$132.00	$66.00
Part Time	$197.00	$98.50	$132.00	$66.00	$147.00	$73.50	$98.00	$49.00

¹ The fee will be charged in Trimester 1 and Trimester 2 for our Coursework Students, Research Period 1 and Research Period 2 for our Research Students and Semester 1 and Semester 2 for our Joint Medical Program Students.

² On Campus is defined as a teaching period with any On Campus unit enrolment

³ Full Time is defined as 0.375 EFTSL or more in a teaching period across all enrolled courses

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Payment Reminders

Payment reminders will be sent to your UNE email accounts one week before the due date and one week before the census date.

Cancellations

If you are enrolled in a Commonwealth Supported Place and have not made full payment or supplied your Tax File Number¹ by the final due date, UNE is obliged under the Higher Education Support Act (2003) to cancel your enrolment in your Commonwealth Supported Place. Reinstatements into Commonwealth Supported Places after the census date are not permitted.

¹ Permanent Residents and New Zealand Citizens are not eligible to supply their TFN and MUST make a full payment upfront to the University by the final due date.

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CHESSN & myUniAssist

The myUniAssist website is designed to help you monitor your ordinary Student Learning Entitlement (SLE)* and FEE-HELP balances. Please be aware however, that this information will NOT become available until 6 months after the first semester you are enrolled with UNE.

The Commonwealth Higher Education Student Support Number (CHESSN) issued by The University of New England will be required to access your information on the secure myUniAssist site. You can find your CHESSN on the front of your Commonwealth Assistance Notice. To access your information on the myUniAssist website, you will need to

1. Go to https://app.heims.deewr.gov.au/myuniassist/Forms/Logon.aspx
2. Enter your CHESSN
3. Enter your Family Name
4. Enter your Date of Birth
5. Click on the submit button

For more information about the myUniAssist website, go to http://studyassist.gov.au/.

Remission of HECS-HELP and FEE-HELP and Post-Census Withdrawal Tuition Refund Applications

The University of New England recognises that occasions may arise in which students find it necessary to withdraw from a unit after the census date. In such cases, the academic penalty may be waived and the fees reversed if the unit is withdrawn for special circumstances including:

• medical, family, or personal

• employment related

• university error

To be eligible to apply for re-credit of student learning entitlement and remission of fees, it must be demonstrated that the special circumstances:

•  are beyond the your control; and

• do not make their full impact on the student until on, or after, the census date; and

• make it impracticable for you to complete the requirements for the course during the period during which the student undertook the course.

Students must apply in writing within 12 months of the end of the period of study in which the course was or was to be undertaken. You are required to complete an application form, including original or certified supporting documentation and submit to:

The Remissions Assessment Officer
Student Administration and Services
The University of New England
Armidale NSW 2351

Further information about Re-crediting of Student Learning Entitlement and Remission of HECS-HELP / FEE-HELP debt may be found at http://www.studyassist.gov.au/ .

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