Domestic full fee paying (undergraduate)

In accordance with the government's commitment to phase out domestic full fee paying undergraduate places, UTS will not be making undergraduate full-fee offers in 2012.

However as this is a phased process, the following student cohorts will continue to occupy undergraduate full fee places in 2012:

• Continuing students who are currently enrolled on a full fee-paying basis in a course commenced before 1 January 2009 (including course transfers within UTS)
• International students who become a domestic student at any point during their course

Any student who is enrolled in an undergraduate full fee paying place and who wishes to transfer to a Commonwealth Supported place must apply through the standard admission channels (i.e. UAC).

In the following exceptional circumstances universities are able to continue to offer undergraduate full-fee paying places:

• Where CSP students have consumed all their Student Learning Entitlement
• Where students have advised UTS in writing that they do not wish to be Commonwealth Supported

Domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) tuition fees

To find domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) tuition fees for the current year use the undergraduate domestic students by subject fees calculator.

Payment of domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) tuition fees

You must make payment of your domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) tuition fees in full by the due date. If you do not pay on time, a late fee will be charged and you risk your enrolment being cancelled.

Commonwealth assistance

As an undergraduate student enrolled in a full fee paying place you may be eligible to access FEE-HELP to defer your payment.

If you have previously deferred your fees through FEE-HELP, and you have not changed your course, you will be invoiced for each teaching period, and given the option to either pay upfront or defer your course fees.

Maximum charges for domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) students

Domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) tuition fees are reviewed and may increase each year.

The tuition fees are charged for each of your subjects, using subject fee clusters.

The following tables show the indicative domestic full fee paying (undergraduate) tuition fee that will be charged at UTS in 2012.

2012

Domestic student:
Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens and holders of Australian permanent resident visas.