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What it costs & how to pay
When you enrol you will need to decide what payment options are available and best suit your situation.


Fees are payable in advance each semester and are charged on a unit by unit basis. The cost of studying at Curtin is determined at the unit level so the actual fee will vary depending on the units studied by each student.

How to pay

Australian Residents Commonwealth Supported Place
If you are a 'Commonwealth Supported' student, the Australian Government contributes the majority of the total funding for educational costs and you pay a 'student contribution' to cover the remaining costs of your course. Curtin determines the student contribution.

When you enrol, you will complete a form to choose how you will pay your student contribution.

HECS-HELP loans
Loans are available to eligible students enrolled in Commonwealth Supported Places. The loan will cover all or part of the student contribution amount. If you receive a HECS-HELP loan, the Australian Government pays the loan amount directly to Curtin University on your behalf, and a HECS-HELP debt is recorded with the Tax Office. You do not need to begin to repay your debt until your repayment income is above the minimum threshold. See http://www.goingtouni.gov.au/ for more information on government loans.

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Overview of payment structure

 

Australian citizens
(includes permanent humanitarian visa holders)

New Zealand citizens
and other Australian permanent visa holders

All others
(includes international students)

Government
contribution
Commonwealth government contribution as a Commonwealth supported place Commonwealth government contribution as a Commonwealth supported place No government contribution
Government loan HECS-HELP for assistance towards student contribution No government loan assistance No government loan assistance
Student pays Student contribution (tuition fee) for each unit Full tuition fees Full up-front payment

Payment options

Government loan (HECS-HELP) towards student contribution

OR

Full up-front payment of student contribution with 20% discount

OR

Partial up-front payment of student contribution

Not eligible for HECS-HELP - generally required to pay student contribution
up-front and in full

Generally required to pay full up-front fee

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International Students

Fee listings are on the Curtin international students fees website.

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For all further information

Detailed information about  Curtin's fees and a tuition fee calculator can be found at the Fees and Charges website.

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Scholarships

A range of Curtin Business School undergraduate scholarships  are available to undergraduate students. Curtin University also offers scholarships, including the prestigious John Curtin Undergraduate Scholarship awarded to academically gifted students demonstrating outstanding community service.

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