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University of Tasmania Programs

FEE STRUCTURE

Before you can determine how much your fees will be you must find out what type of Fee Structure (Commonwealth Supported or Full Fee) paying applies to you and determine your Fee Type.

The following unit fee information is provided as a guide only for the below programs. Please refer to the University of Tasmania website for full details on the fees for these programs and the availability of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP). http://www.utas.edu.au/

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Professional Honours in Infrastructure Asset Management)
Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Professional Honours in Road Engineering & Construction)

Fees

Domestic

Band	CSP Student Contribution	Full Fee Paying (domestic)	Field of Education
	Per Unit	Per Unit	Code
2	2019: $1,169.00	2019: $2,704.00	030999

Commonwealth Supported Places

COMMONWEALTH SUPPORTED PLACES

All Commonwealth supported places are substantially subsidised by the Australian Government so that students only pay 'student contribution' amounts for their units of study.

Eligible Commonwealth supported students (Australian citizens and permanent humanitarian visa holders) can use a HECS-HELP loan to help pay student contribution.

To be eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place, students must study onshore - for more information please see HECS-HELP Loans.

Commonwealth Assistance Form (CAF)

It is a legislative requirement that you complete a CAF if you want to take up a Commonwealth supported place. To complete an eCAF log in to the Universities eStudent, and click on the Commonwealth Assistance tab.

If you use HECS-Help and defer your fees, you will need to include your Tax File Number (TFN).

Even if you pay your fees up-front or have a full scholarship, you still need to complete a CAF but you don’t need to include your TFN.

Important! Failure to complete a CAF can result in cancellation of your enrolment.

Full Fee Places

FULL FEE PAYING PLACES

A Full Fee Paying place is not Commonwealth supported, that is, not subsidised by the Australian Government. If you are a domestic student in a Full Fee Paying place you must pay full tuition fees for your studies.

Eligible Full Fee Paying students (Australian citizens and Permanent Humanitarian Visa holders) may be eligible for a FEE-HELP loan to pay all or part of their tuition fees.

How to Pay

What to Pay?

Invoices

Student contribution or tuition fees will be invoiced to you automatically via the University of Tasmania eStudent once you have enrolled in the units you wish to study.

To view your invoice, login to your eStudent, and click on the Email My Tax Invoice button under the Finance tab.

International students should refer to the University of Tasmania International Students course fees page to get an indicative course cost.

CENSUS DATE AND FINANCIAL LIABILITY

What is a Census Date?"

The census date is the last day you can withdraw from a subject without being financially liable

If you are enrolled in a unit at the census date you will be liable for the fees and charges for that unit for the relevant study period, even if you intended to withdraw from the unit.

Census dates do vary and should be checked

Students are responsible for ensuring their enrolment record is accurate. This means you must check you are enrolled in the correct units and finalise your enrolment by the census date that has been set for each unit.

It is not sufficient to advise the lecturer/Unit Chair that you will no longer be participating. If you do not wish to remain enrolled in a unit and incur the financial liability for it, you must formally withdraw from enrolment in that unit by completing a Variation of Enrolment Form and submitting to CPEE by the census date.

All withdrawals after the unit census date will incur financial liability, however you may withdraw from a unit without academic penalty depending on the date of withdrawal. The census dates and academic withdrawal dates are published as part of the Academic Principal Dates.

You must finalise your arrangements for payment of your student contribution or unit and related fees by:

CPEE Programs

> making payment of your current or outstanding unit fees.

University of Tasmania Programs

> making an upfront payment of your current unit fees.

> submitting your completed request for Commonwealth support and HECS-HELP form, or

> submitting your request for a FEE-HELP loan

The payment requirements will vary depending on the provider so ensure that you are aware of your individual fee responsibility on enrolment.

Each subject of study offered will have a census date. For all units not maintained directly by CPEE please refer to the individual unit provider for census date information.

Financial Liability

You must finalise your arrangements for payment of your student contribution or fees by:

CPEE Programs

Full Fee

> Making payment of your current or outstanding unit fees.
> Your unit fee is payable by the issued invoice due date
> If your unit fee has not been paid by the relevant census date, you will incur a financial liability for the debt and access to the CPEELMS removed.

University of Tasmania Programs

Full Fee

If you are required to pay a unit fee for your unit and you have not requested FEE-HELP (if eligible/ applicable) or paid by the relevant census date, your enrolment will be cancelled.

Commonwealth Supported student

If you are a Commonwealth Supported student and have not met all Higher Education Support Act requirements by the relevant unit census date your enrolment will be cancelled. You must provide:

> a valid completed Request for Commonwealth Support form for each course you enrol in, and

> your Tax File Number (TFN) if eligible to defer and you choose the Deferred or Partial Up-Front payment option.

Upfront Payment

If you choose the up-front payment option and do not provide your TFN you must pay the required amount by the fees due date or your enrolment will be cancelled. As a safety net to avoid enrolment cancellation, it is advisable to provide your Tax File Number and your fees may be deferred it you do not meet the due date.

Withdrawal and Refunds

WITHDRAWAL AND REFUNDS

By enrolling into a unit of study you acknowledge you have reviewed the related dates; including semester start, end, academic and financial penalty dates, including the census date, along with the related penalties that may be imposed for variation to or withdrawal of that enrolment. Refer to the Terms and Conditions of Enrolment for full details.

You can get a full standard refund without penalties or fees:

If you withdraw before the semester census date for your unit

You are not eligible for a refund

If you withdraw post the semester census date of your unit
for units already provided
If you do not complete the program within its mandatory timeframe in which case your enrolment expires without refund, unless you have been approved for an extension.

To be eligible for a standard refund you must have:

withdrawn from the program prior to the semester census date, and have paid the relevant unit and associated fees.
If there is an outstanding debt associated with your program, please contact CPEE for possible payment options.

Fees UTAS Programs

University of Tasmania Programs

FEE STRUCTURE

Domestic

Commonwealth Supported Places

COMMONWEALTH SUPPORTED PLACES

Full Fee Places

FULL FEE PAYING PLACES

How to Pay

What to Pay?

Eligibility tool

CENSUS DATE AND FINANCIAL LIABILITY

What is a Census Date?"

Census dates do vary and should be checked

Financial Liability

CPEE Programs

Full Fee

University of Tasmania Programs

Full Fee

Commonwealth Supported student

Upfront Payment

Withdrawal and Refunds

WITHDRAWAL AND REFUNDS

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