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Rules Relating to Student Fees and Charges (including Student Sanctions)

1. Definitions

2. Fees to be Paid

3. Time for Payment

4. Director of Student Services Powers if Fees Unpaid

5. Refund of Fees

6. Special Cases to be Determined by the Director of Student Services

Part 1: Compulsory Student Bodies Fees

Part 2: Australian Students

Part 3: Overseas Students

Part 4: Administrative Charges

Student Sanctions

Rules Relating to Student Fees and Charges (including Student Sanctions)

PART 3: OVERSEAS STUDENTS

Each student shall pay the relevant charge set out in Part 1, the charge for textbooks provided by the University and the annual fee prescribed for the relevant description of enrolment.
Prescribed annual fees
A$
Associate Degree in –
Health Science
11,000pa
Information Technology
11,000pa
Law (Paralegal Studies)
11,000pa
Multimedia
11.000pa
Resource Technology
15,000pa
Arts (Writing)
11,000pa
Bachelor of –
Accounting/Bachelor of InformationTechnology
11,000pa
Applied Science
15,000pa

  (Coastal Management)

  (Fisheries and Aquaculture Management)

  (Environmental Resource Management)

  (Engineering and Environmental Geochemistry)

Applied Science (Forestry)
15,000pa
Arts
11,000pa
Arts/Bachelor of Laws
11,000pa
Business
11,000pa
Business/Bachelor of Arts
11,000pa
Business in Hotel and Catering Management
11,000pa
Business in Tourism
11,000pa
Business Administration
11,000pa
Contemporary Music
12,000pa
Contemporary Music/Bachelor of Laws
12,000pa
Education (Primary)
11,000pa
Education/Bachelor of Arts
11,000pa
Education/Bachelor of Contemporary Music
12,000pa
Education/Bachelor of Human Movement Science
13,000pa
Education/Bachelor of Applied Science
15,000pa
Education/Bachelor of Visual Arts
12,000pa
Exercise Science and Nutrition
13,000pa
Health Science in Nursing
11,000pa
Human Movement/Bachelor of Laws
13,000pa
Human Movement Science (Exercise Science, Sport Management)
13,000pa
Human Services
11,000pa
Indigenous Studies/Bachelor of Laws
11,000pa
Information Technology
11,000pa
Laws (available to graduates only)
11,000pa
Laws/Bachelor of Applied Science
15,000pa
Laws/Bachelor of Business
11,000pa
Laws/Bachelor of Information Technology
11,000pa
Laws/Bachelor of Legal and Justice Studies
11,000pa
Laws/Bachelor of Business in Tourism
11,000pa
Legal and Justice Studies
11,000pa
Management
11,000pa
Management and Professional Studies
11,000pa
Multimedia
11,000pa
#Natural Therapies
15,000pa
Naturopathy
15,000pa
Nursing
11,000pa
Psychology (Honours)
12,000pa
Social Science
11,000pa
Sport Tourism Management
11,000pa
Technology Education (Secondary Teaching)
10,000pa
Visual Arts
12,000pa
Study Abroad Program
Semester Abroad
6,500
Year Abroad
13,000

Postgraduate Graduate Certificate in/of –

Business Administration*
6,400
Business Administration in Hotel and Tourism Management
7,600
Complementary Medicine (Pharmacy)
6,000
Health Science
6,000
Information Systems
6,000
International Tourism and Hotel Management
6,400
International Sport Management*
6,400
Management*
6,400
Graduate Diploma in/of –
Business Administration*
12,800
Business Administration in Hotel and Tourism Management
15,200
Education (Secondary)
12,000
Health Science
12,000
Information Systems
12,000
International Business*
12,800
International Tourism and Hotel Management
12,800
International Sport Management*
12,800
Law
11,000
Management*
12,800
Marine Science and Management
15,000
Master of (by Coursework) –
Business Administration*
19,200
Business Administration in Hotel and Tourism Management
22,800
Environmental Science
15,000
Health Science
12,000pa
Information Systems
12,000pa
International Business*
19,200
International Sport Management*
19,200
International Tourism and Hotel Management
19,200
Management*
19,200
Professional Accounting*
19,200
Professional Accounting (extended program)*
19,200pa
* Courses are taught on a trimester basis (3 academic sessions per year)
Master in (by Research)#
Business
15,000pa
Contemporary Arts
13,500pa
Education
15,000pa
Environmental Science and Management
15,000pa
Exercise Science and Sport Management
15,000pa
Humanities, Media and Cultural Studies
15,000pa
Human Services
15,000pa
Indigenous Studies
15,000pa
Law and Criminal Justice
15,000pa
Multimedia and Information Technology
14,000pa
Natural and Complementary Medicine
15,000pa
Nursing and Health Care Practices
15,000pa
Science
15,000pa
Social and Workplace Development
15,000pa
Tourism and Hospitality Management
15,000pa
Doctor of (by Coursework and Research) –
Business Administration*
19,200pa
Doctor of Philosophy in (Doctorates by Research) –
Business
15,000pa
Contemporary Arts
13,500pa
Education
15,000pa
Environmental Science and Management
18,000pa
Exercise Science and Sport Management
18,000pa
Humanities, Media and Cultural Studies
15,000pa
Human Services
15,000pa
Indigenous Studies
15,000pa
Law and Criminal Justice
15,000pa
Multimedia and Information Technology
14,000pa
Natural and Complementary Medicine
15,000pa
Nursing and Health Care Practices
15,000pa
Social and Workplace Development
15,000pa
Tourism and Hospitality Management
15,000pa
External and Online Courses°
Graduate Certificate in Community Development
5,000
Graduate Certificate in Conventions and Event Management
6,400
Graduate Certificate in Educational Multimedia
6,400
Graduate Certificate in Gaming Management
6,400
Graduate Certificate of Health Science
6,400
Graduate Certificate in International Sport Management*
6,400
Graduate Certificate in Leadership and Change
6,000
Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management*
6,400
Graduate Certificate of Organisational Development and Training
6,000
Graduate Certificate in Professional Development
6,000
Graduate Certificate in Training and Development
6,000
Graduate Certificate of Vocational Education and Training
6,000
Graduate Diploma in Community Development* (Emergency Management)
10,000
Graduate Diploma in Community Development* (Human Services)
10,000
Graduate Diploma in Convention and Event Management
12,800
Graduate Diploma in Educational Multimedia
12,000
Graduate Diploma in Health Science
12,000
Graduate Diploma in International Sport Management*
12,800
Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management*
12,800
Graduate Diploma of Organisational Development and Training
12,000
Graduate Diploma of Training and Development
12,000
Graduate Diploma of Vocational Education and Training
12,000
Master of Community Development* (Emergency Management)
15,000
Master of Community Development* (Human Services)
15,000
Master of Convention and Event Management
12,800pa
Master of Education
12,000pa
Master of Education (Training and Development)
12,000pa
Master of Educational Multimedia
18,000
Master of Gaming Management
19,200
Master of Health Science
12,000pa
Master of International Sport Management*
19,200
Master of Marketing Management*
19,200
Master of Organisational Development and Training
12,000pa
Master of Vocational Education and Training
12,000pa

pa = per annum fees (per year)

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Notes:

Fees quoted are in Australian Dollars, are for tuition fees only and were correct at time of publication for the 2003 academic year. The fees quoted are fixed at the amount shown for the normal duration of the course and are calculated on a pro-rata basis where enrolment varies from a normal full-time load.

In addition to the fees above, students are required to pay annually compulsory overseas student health insurance and Student Association fees.

Students who are not enrolled in a Southern Cross University course but who enrol in individual subject units will be charged $1,875 per subject unit.

* Courses are taught on a trimester basis (3 academic sessions per year). All other courses are offered on a semester basis.

• An Honours year is available at the end of most Bachelor courses for students who meet the entry criteria. The course fee for the Honours year is the annual course fee for the Bachelor course.

† The course fee for the Study Abroad program includes a non-refundable administrative fee of $1,500 per semester.

# A qualifying year may be required for some students before commencement of a Masters by Research or a Doctorate of Philosophy. The course fee for the qualifying year is the annual course fee for the Masters or Doctorate.

° Admission to external and online courses (off-shore) is at the discretion of the Head of School. Admission is not available to overseas students on a student visa studying in Australia.

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Refunds: Tuition Fees – Overseas Students

If the event described occurs, the student concerned shall be entitled to the refund of fees indicated:

(a) Full refund of fees paid if an offer of a place is withdrawn or the University is unable to provide the course. If, however, the offer was made on the basis of incorrect or incomplete information supplied by the applicant, the University shall retain 10% of the fee in respect of one study period as well as any cost incurred by the University’s agent in recruiting the student.

(b) Full refund of fees paid if a student is excluded before the start of the study period.

(c) If the Director of Student Services receives from the student written notice of withdrawal from course:

(i) Commencing Students
more than four weeks before the start of the study period all tuition fees paid are refundable less an administrative fee of 10% of the tuition fee applicable to that study period and any agent’s fee that may have been incurred plus a full refund of fees paid in advance in respect of a following study period;
(ii) Continuing Students
before the start of the study period the student shall be entitled to a full refund of tuition fees applicable to the study period and a full refund of fees paid in advance in respect of a following study period;
(iii) Commencing and Continuing Students

1. on or before the last day of the fifth week of study period, the student shall be entitled to a refund of 50% of the fee applicable to that study period and a full refund of fees paid in advance in respect of a following study period;
2. after the last day of the fifth teaching week of the study period, the student will not be eligible for any refund of the fee applicable to that study period but will be eligible for a full refund of fees paid in advance in respect of a following study period.

(d) If the Director of Student Services receives from a student written notice of withdrawal from a unit or units representing less than withdrawal from course:

(i) on or before the last day of the second teaching week of the study period the student shall be entitled to a full refund of the tuition fee applicable to that/those unit/s;
(ii) on or before the last day of the fifth week of the study period the student shall be entitled to a refund of 50% of the fee applicable to that/those unit/s;
(iii) for whatever reason beyond the fifth teaching week of the study period, the student shall not be eligible for a refund of the fee paid for that/those unit/s.

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