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2017 Fees

International student tuition fees will be raised for most of our courses in 2017, as part of the University's review of our fees. This change enables us to support our objectives of delivering globally competitive research and higher education, and socially responsible access to education. The fee changes will be implemented in a way that does not disadvantage students current offers or those who have already accepted for 2017.

This is how your students can beat the fee change

For students with an offer to study with us in 2017: Any future student who accepts an offer to study with us by midnight on 28 November 2016 will be able to take advantage of our 2016 published course fees + 3.5%.

For students who have not yet to applied to study with us in 2017: Any future student who applies to study with us before midnight on 18 September 2016, and accepts their offer (including payment of their full deposit) by 28 November 2016, will also be eligible for our 2016 published course fees + 3.5%.

It's important to urge your students to act now, as missing these deadline dates may mean they will pay higher fees – and whilst most courses increased by between 5% and 10%, some increased by more than 10%. Our 2017 fees will be published on 19 September 2016.

Students should also be urged to commence their degree in the year of their offer and avoid deferring. Students who defer their offer or who change their course of study will incur the 2017 published fee.

Official 2017 Fees

If any of your students do not qualify for the 2016-based fee, the standard 2017 international fee increase will apply to applications lodged from 19 September 2016. 2017 fees for most courses will increase by 5-10%, although changes will be on a course by course basis. We encourage you to check this page after 19 September 2016 to access more information about our course-by-course fee changes. We will also send an email communication to you on this date regarding our published 2017 fees.

Advising students of the fee changes

The University of Tasmania is ranked in the top 2% of universities worldwide and is also Australia’s premier university for teachng excellence. During the past three years the Australian dollar has fallen against most currencies which will reduce the impact of fee rises for students.

More information?

Should you have any queries in relation to this matter please do not hesitate to contact your In-Country Manager or Regional Development Manager.

Yours sincerely

Ben Jones
Executive Director - International

University of Tasmania

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