Save up to 84% on fees

In 60+ Postgraduate courses with a Government supported place

Save up to 84% on the cost of over 60 postgraduate courses.

Reduce the cost of your postgraduate study with a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP).¹ This means the government subsidises your university fees, making the cost much lower than a full-fee place.² In addition, HECS-HELP loans are available for eligible domestic students, so you can defer repaying your tuition fees until your income meets the repayment threshold.³

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Course	Duration ⁴	Estimated Full-Fee Cost (first year only) ⁵	Estimated CSP Cost (first year only) ²	Saving ⁶
Graduate Certificate in Accounting	0.5 year	$14,236	$8,048	43%
Graduate Certificate in Agribusiness	0.5 year	$14,788	$7,838	47%
Graduate Certificate in Agriculture	1 year	$34,232	$7,623	78%
Graduate Certificate in Arts	1 year	$27,040	$11,394	58%
Graduate Certificate in Business	0.5 year	$14,236	$7,838	45%
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity	0.5 year	$14,448	$4,464	69%
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity and Computing	1 year	$28,896	$8,928	69%
Graduate Certificate in Data Science	0.5 year	$11,356	$3,712	67%
Graduate Certificate in Digital Learning	0.5 year	$13,520	$2,208	84%
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies	0.5 year	$13,456	$3,325	75%
Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science	1 year	$34,232	$8,921	74%
Graduate Certificate in Information Technology	0.5 year	$11,356	$4,464	61%
Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience	0.5 year	$10,676	$4,464	58%
Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and Business	0.5 year	$10,676	$5,459	49%
Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and Education	0.5 year	$10,676	$4,284	60%
Graduate Certificate in Professional Practice	0.5 year	$13,296	$7,460	44%
Graduate Certificate in Public Health (One Health)	0.5 year	$12,000	$4,464	63%
Graduate Certificate in Science	0.5 year	$17,780	$4,045	77%
Graduate Certificate in Transition and Succession Planning	0.5 year	$14,156	$8,160	43%
Graduate Diploma in Accounting	1 year	$29,576	$16,024	46%
Graduate Diploma in Business	1 year	$28,472	$16,323	43%
Graduate Diploma in Counselling	Up to 4 yrs PT	$27,568	$16,282	41%
Graduate Diploma in Cybersecurity	1 year	$28,896	$8,928	69%
Graduate Diploma in Data Science	1 year	$22,712	$7,455	67%
Graduate Diploma in Economics	1 year	$27,640	$16,320	41%
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology	Up to 4 yrs PT	$22,712	$8,928	61%
Graduate Diploma in Local, Family and Applied History	1.5 years	$27,040	$15,928	41%
Graduate Diploma in Neuroscience	1 year	$21,352	$8,928	58%
Graduate Diploma in Neuroscience and Business	1 year	$21,352	$10,406	51%
Graduate Diploma in Neuroscience and Education	1 year	$21,352	$8,928	58%
Graduate Diploma in Professional Practice	1 year	$26,592	$13,528	49%
Graduate Diploma in Psychology	1.25 years	$28,056	$14,033	50%
Graduate Diploma in Public Health (One Health)	1 year	$24,000	$8,928	63%
Graduate Diploma in Science	1 year	$35,560	$7,475	79%
Graduate Diploma in Transition and Succession Planning	1 year	$28,312	$16,320	43%
Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning	1.5 years	$27,936	$11,100	60%
Master of Applied Linguistics	1.5 years	$24,672	$4,717	81%
Master of Artificial Intelligence	2 years	$30,000	$8,948	70%
Master of Arts	1.5 years	$27,040	$13,100	52%
Master of Business Administration (MBA)	1.5 years	$28,472	$15,920	44%
Master of Computer Science	2 years	$22,712	$8,373	63%
Master of Counselling	Up to 6yrs PT	$27,568	$8,941	68%
Master of Cybersecurity	1.5 years	$28,896	$8,928	69%
Master of Cybersecurity and Computing	2 years	$28,896	$8,928	69%
Master of Data Science	2 years	$22,712	$7,625	66%
Master of Economic and Regional Development	2 years	$29,440	$15,034	49%
Master of Economics	2 years	$27,640	$15,426	44%
Master of Environmental Science and Management	2 years	$34,232	$8,380	76%
Master of History	1.5 years	$27,040	$15,909	41%
Master of Information Technology	2 years	$22,712	$9,628	58%
Master of Laws	2 years	$28,312	$16,320	42%
Master of Neuroscience	2 years	$21,352	$8,958	58%
Master of Neuroscience and Business	1.5 years	$21,352	$9,914	54%
Master of Neuroscience and Education	1.5 years	$21,352	$8,656	59%
Master of Professional Accounting	2 years	$28,472	$16,026	44%
Master of Psychology (Clinical)	2 years	$33,800	$4,416	87%
Master of Public Health (One Health)	1.5 years	$24,000	$8,928	63%
Master of Science in Agriculture	2 years	$34,232	$6,932	80%
Master of Scientific Studies	2 years	$35,560	$8,086	77%
Master of Social Work (Qualifying)	2 years	$28,888	$8,617	70%
Master of Teaching (Primary)	2 years	$23,664	$4,416	81%
Master of Teaching (Secondary)	2 years	$23,664	$4,686	80%
Master of Urban and Regional Planning	1.5 years	$27,936	$9,641	65%

_{Please note: estimated fees shown are applicable only for the first year of study, and are provided as a guide based on a typical enrolment. The costs will depend on the units you choose to study, as the individual costs of each unit vary.}

_{For more information, please see fees and costs.}

_{¹Availability of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) is based on demand, and UNE does not guarantee that a CSP will still be available when you apply. Check 2024 CSP availability.}

_{² The CSP costs will depend on the units you choose to study as the cost of individual units vary depending on the student contribution band field of study. "Estimated costs” are provided as a guide only based on a typical enrolment of students undertaking a study load of 48 credit points (full-time study load) in the first year of the course.}

_{³ Compulsory income repayment threshold for income year 2023-2024 is $51,550.}

_{⁴Duration note: Estimated fees shown are for the first year of study only. For courses that require less than 48 credit points (1 year full-time study load), the fees indicated are based on the total credit points required for completion of that course. The duration shown does not take into account advanced standing or block advanced standing rules which may reduce the duration of study.}

_{⁵ Full Fee "Estimated costs” are provided as a guide only, based on a typical enrolment of students undertaking a study load of 48 credit points (1 year full-time study load) in the first year of this course.}

_{⁶ Rounded up to nearest %.}

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At UNE, online study is about the kind of flexibility and support that can only come from a university that has long understood the challenges faced by adults studying from home.

We have three teaching periods (trimesters), giving you greater choice about when and how much they study each year.

We know that a vital part of online study is your engagement with the learning community. Communication with your classmates, teaching staff and university support staff will enhance your study experience and ensure that your skills extend beyond the subject matter. UNE’s teaching staff are experts in their field which is why UNE consistently receives five stars from students for teaching quality.

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