Tuition Fees and Scholarships

Your tuition price will vary from the stated amount depending on the year that you start your studies and whether or not your study load is greater than or less than 1.0 EFTSL. 

The following tuition costs should be noted: 

As costs differ by course, they are presented in a range. You must check your course page for exact and accurate course pricing as this is only meant to serve as a high-level guide. Based on a full-time student enrolment load of 48 credit points per year, or 1.0 Equivalent Full-Time Student Load, and are expressed in Australian dollars (1.0 EFTSL) 

The University of Sydney 

The University of Sydney was founded on the idea that everyone should have the chance to realize their potential through education, and it still firmly believes in this idea today. 

Different tuition prices apply to the undergraduate and graduate halves of this combined bachelor of arts/doctor of medicine degree. In 2022, the estimated start-up costs for the Bachelor of Arts are $52,000 and the estimated start-up costs for the Doctor of Medicine are $86,000. 

The following degrees are not included in the estimated pricing levels above: 

• $52,500 for a Master of Economic analysis 
• $52,500 for a Master of Economics 
• $52,500 for a Master of Economics with a dual degree from Fudan University in China.
  
  Please be aware that this is the approximate price for Year 1. 

Australian National University  

About ANU The capital of Australia is home to a top-ranked university. In our approach to research and education, excellence is ingrained. 

University of Melbourne  

You will enroll in your course as a full-fee paying student as an international student. Your tuition is determined by the courses you take, not the subjects you study. You will be charged for every subject you enroll in each academic year. You should also include additional charges like Overseas Student Health Cover, textbooks, lodging, and other living expenses. 

Affordable university for International students  

1. Federation University of Australia 

• Undergraduate tuition costs start at AUD 22,000 ($15,800) annually. 
• Graduate tuition costs start at AUD 23,000 ($16,500 USD) year. 

A public university with campuses in Churchill, Stawell, Horsham, Ararat, Brisbane, and Berwick, The Federation University is often known as FedUni. It is Australia's fourth-oldest higher education institution, having been founded in 1870. The Federation University of Australia is the least expensive in Australia for overseas students, with annual tuition starting at USD 17,335. 

2. Victoria University 

• Fees for undergraduate studies start at AUD 30,000 ($21,500 USD).
• Each Year Graduate tuition costs start at AUD 31,000 (USD 22,300).

Victoria University, usually referred to as VU or VicUni, is an Australian public university that is located in Melbourne. The Footscray Technical School was founded in 1916, and 1990 it was given university status. In addition to Sydney, the western region is home to the campuses of VU, one of Australia's top universities. Together, these branches are home to 15,000 students, 28% of whom have international origins. The College of Art & Education, Business, Engineering & Science, Health & Biomedicine, Law & Justice, or the College of Sports & Exercise Science are all options for students at VU. 

3. Charles Darwin University 

• Undergraduate tuition costs begin at AUD 25,000 ($18,000 USD).
• Each Year Graduate tuition costs start at AUD 15,000 (USD 10,800).

Following the amalgamation of three schools, Charles Darwin University, a public educational institution, was established in 2003. CDU has its main office in Darwin, but it also manages 8 branches there. 

4. Australian Catholic University 

• Undergraduate tuition costs begin at AUD 25,000 (USD 18,000).
• Each Year Graduate tuition costs start at AUD 25,000 (USD 18,000).

In Queensland, Australia, the Australian Catholic Institution (ACU) is a renowned public university. Following the merger of four institutions, some of which date back to the 1800s, it opened its doors in 1991. Through its four faculties—Education & Arts, Health Sciences, Law & Business, and Theology & Philosophy—ACU offers undergraduate and graduate degrees. 

5. Western Sydney University 

• Fees for undergraduate study start at AUD 26,000 ($18,700) each year.
• Fees for graduate school start at AUD 14,000 ($10,100) each year.

Public university Western Sydney University (WSU) began operations in 1989. Although it also includes campuses in Perth, Parramatta, Blacktown, Bankstown, Liverpool, and Hawkesbury, it stays true to its name and serves Western Sydney. WSU was founded as a result of the merging of two colleges, just as other Australian universities before it. As a result, the university now includes a large selection of Schools, including those for business, computing, education, law, medicine, nursing, and midwifery, as well as social science and psychology, science and health, and humanities. 20% of WSU's 34,750 students are international, representing a comparatively high foreign enrolment rate. 

International scholarships for foreign student  

A variety of scholarships are available for international students who want to study in Australia and can help you with the financial aspects of your studies. You shouldn't put all of your faith in getting a scholarship because there is fierce competition for them, but they are worth looking into. 

How do get and who can apply for a scholarship? 

While some scholarships cover these expenses in full for the duration of your degree, others just cover a fraction of the total, cover expenses for a single year, or offer a one-time payment for financial aid. 

Although there is some financing available for students from developing countries who need it, the majority of scholarships are awarded based on academic performance. Be aware that some scholarships are only available to students from specific nations, while others may be tied to a particular course, field of study, or level of education (postgraduate degrees, for instance). 

Eligibility  

A specific course, subject of study, or degree of study may be associated with some scholarships, while others may only be available to international students from certain countries (you might find some scholarships that are restricted to German students studying music, for example). 

Scholarships in Australia 

Scholarships can help with funding for: 

1. Both tuition and living expenditures are included in your tuition fees, housing, and living costs. 
2. While some scholarships cover these expenses in full for the duration of your degree, others just cover a fraction of the total, cover expenses for a single year, or offer a one-time payment for financial aid. 
3. Although there is some financing available for students from developing countries who need it, the majority of scholarships are awarded based on academic performance.
4. Be aware that some scholarships are only available to students from specific nations, while others may be tied to a particular course, field of study, or level of education (postgraduate degrees, for instance). 

Scholarships application tips 

• Start looking into scholarships as soon as you can:
  Make a list of every possible scholarship provider and every scholarship for which you are qualified, as well as the expenses they cover and the specifications for applying. Remember that you may automatically be eligible for various institution scholarships when applying for your program. 
   
• Start looking into scholarships as soon as you can:
  Make a list of every possible scholarship provider and every scholarship for which you are qualified, as well as the expenses they cover and the specifications for applying. Remember that you may automatically be eligible for various institution scholarships when applying for your program. 
   
• Make sure you include the necessary documentation:
  Academic transcripts, an offer letter, and references are a few examples of acceptable documentation. Where necessary, make sure to have certified and translated copies. 
   
• Determine whether you qualify for each scholarship:
  Some scholarships are restricted to German students alone, while others may be tied to a particular course, subject of study, or degree of study. Some scholarships are only available to overseas students from specified countries. 
   
• The person who reviews your application should be able to speak English well:
  If your scholarship application is filled out incorrectly, the committee may not consider it. 
   
• Submit as many scholarship applications as you can:
  Even if some scholarships are for smaller sums, receiving any financing is preferable to receiving none at all. If you don't get accepted or the scholarship you get doesn't cover the entire cost of your education, make sure to reapply in subsequent years. 
   
• Request assistance with applications:
  Before applying, contact the institution or organization giving the award if you have any queries regarding your eligibility or the submission requirements. 

Scholarship provider 

You can inquire about institutional-wide and faculty-specific international student scholarships at your Australian educational institution by contacting the international student team or browsing their website. Larger colleges frequently maintain a database of scholarships where you can enter your information. 

• Your lodging supplier:
  Scholarships are available from several residential colleges and other housing providers to help cover the cost of housing for international students. 
   
• Australia's federal government:
  Under the Australia Awards program for accomplishment and growth, the Australian Government provides a wide range of scholarships for international students, including Endeavour Awards, Australia Awards Scholarships, Australia Awards Pacific Scholarships, and Australia Awards Fellowships.
   
• Your home country's educational institution:
  In particular, if you are thinking of studying or participating in an exchange program in Australia, your existing educational institution may provide scholarships and bursaries. 
   
• Your home country's educational institution:
  In particular, if you are thinking of studying or participating in an exchange program in Australia, your existing educational institution may provide scholarships and bursaries. 
   
• Organizations:
  It covers pertinent domestic and foreign organizations, such as charities, trade groups, and major corporations, as well as international organizations. 
   

You can get in touch with the appropriate offices of your home government or the consulate of your home nation in Australia.