International Students University Programs & Fees 2016

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1 International Students University s & Fees 2016 Application fee All online applications, excluding Higher Degree by Research applications (Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Philosophy), attract a non-refundable application fee of A$75. All paper applications will cost A$150. The fee must accompany the application. You may pay the fee with a credit card (MasterCard or Visa only) or a Bank draft (international cheque) made out in Australian dollars to The Australian National University. Foreign currency cheques will not be accepted. Tuition fees The indicative annual tuition fees listed here are for your guidance only, as the actual tuition fee you will pay will depend on the courses you choose and the number of units required to complete your successfully. Prices quoted in this schedule are for 2016 and are generally for a standard full time (48 unit) load if you commence your in First Semester (February) 2016 and choose courses entirely in the discipline area of your. For a full explanation of how tuition fees are calculated please refer to the General Information section at the back of this schedule. Some s have additional compulsory costs (e.g. Field trips, books, equipment). These are NOT included in the tuition fees. More information is available from the ANU College concerned. Payment method The ANU does not accept traveller s cheques or cheques in foreign currency. All cheques must be made in Australian dollars only. Note: Tuition fees do not include the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) premium or the Services and Amenities Fee (SA FEE). For further enquiries or information on fees please contact: student@anu.edu.au For the most up to date Fee Schedule please consult the website: anu.edu.au/students/-administration/costs-fees ANU CRICOS Provider 00120C

2 Units Maximum Undergraduate All undergraduate s can be commenced in first semester (February/March). Y/N (yes/no) refers to whether a can be commenced in Second Semester (July), some course restrictions may apply. Associate Degrees A 2050 Y Associate Degree 96 2 years Undergraduate K 3406 Y Bachelor of Accounting years F 3401 Y Bachelor of Actuarial Studies years A 4716 N 2 Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Honours) years K 4717 N 2 Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and years Development) (Honours) G 3112 Y Bachelor of Archaeological Practice years E 3113 Y Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship years B 3111 Y Bachelor of Arts years B 3550 Y 1 Bachelor of Asian Studies years J 3511 Y Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) years M 3605 N Bachelor of Biotechnology years A 3410 Y Bachelor of Business Administration years F 3114 Y Bachelor of Classical Studies years F 3400 Y Bachelor of Commerce years F 3127 Y Bachelor of Criminology years D 3115 Y Bachelor of Design Arts years C 3116 Y Bachelor of Development Studies years B 3200 Y Bachelor of Economics years E 4700 Y Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) years F 4714 Y Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) years (Honours) B 3126 Y Bachelor of Environmental Studies years D 3117 Y Bachelor of European Studies years C 3408 Y Bachelor of Finance years G 4405 N Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics (Honours) years J 3614 N Bachelor of Genetics years A 3701 N 2 Bachelor of Information Technology years E 3610 Y Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) years A 4610 Y Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) years Advanced (Honours) B 3409 N Bachelor of International Business years F 3118 Y Bachelor of International Relations years M 3503 Y Bachelor of International Security Studies years B 3119 Y 1 Bachelor of Languages years Notes 1. Commencement in Second Semester is possible but a modified start may be necessary depending on existing language skills (spoken and written). Second Semester commencement in language study is normally not available to beginners. 2. Commencement in Second Semester is possible only for students receiving credit/ status/recognition of prior learning. 3. Available for commencement in Second Semester only. 4. It may be possible to commence Honours studies in Second Semester in some disciplines. Please contact the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences for further information: students.cass@anu.edu.au 5. Commencement is available only to current ANU students by internal transfer. 6. Full is less than one year. The listed Fee is for one semester of enrolment only. 2 The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice.

3 Units Maximum E 3120 Y Bachelor of Latin American Studies years J 4302 Y Bachelor of Laws (Honours) years G 3611 N Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences years J 3607 N Bachelor of Medical Science years D 3121 Y Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies years G 3122 N Bachelor of Music years J 3502 Y Bachelor of Pacific Studies years G 4141 N Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) ANU/Bachelor of Arts years (Honours) National University of Singapore K 4661 N Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) ANU/Bachelor of years Science (Honours) National University of Singapore K 4140 Y Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) Arts and Social years Sciences J 4500 Y Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) Asia-Pacific years B 4660 Y Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) Science years F 3123 Y Bachelor of Policy Studies years C 3128 Y Bachelor of Political Science years D 3133 N Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics years G 4612 Y Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) years K 3600 Y Bachelor of Science years M 4600 Y Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) years G 3618 Y Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences) years M 3609 Y Bachelor of Science (Psychology) years J 3603 Y Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental years Management) E 4444 Y 3 Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours in Actuarial Studies years and Economics) (Honours) ANU-NUS M 4708 N 2 Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) years A 3407 Y Bachelor of Statistics years G 3125 Y Bachelor of Visual Arts years A 2701 N Diploma of Computing 48 1 year G 2102 Y Diploma of Liberal Studies 48 1 year Flexible Double Degrees D 4050 Y 1 Flexible Double Degree Arts, Social Sciences, years Business, Science C 4750 Y 1 Flexible Double Degree Engineering or Advanced years Computing B 4350 Y 1 Flexible Double Degree Law (Honours) years Vertical Double Degree s A 3111 Y Bachelor of Arts/Master of International Affairs years D 3550 Y 1 Bachelor of Asian Studies/Master of Globalisation years G 3133 N Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Juris Doctor years Honours Year s J 3406 Y Bachelor of Accounting (Honours) 48 1 year G 3401 N Bachelor of Actuarial Studies (Honours) 48 1 year G 3112 Y Bachelor of Archaeological Practice (Honours) 48 1 year J 3113 Y Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship (Honours) 48 1 year The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice. 3

4 Units Maximum K 3111 Y 4 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 48 1 year G 3550 Y Bachelor of Asian Studies (Honours) 48 1 year D 3605 N Bachelor of Biotechnology (Honours) 48 1 year B 3410 N Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) 48 1 year G 3114 Y Bachelor of Classical Studies (Honours) 48 1 year G 3400 N Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 48 1 year B 3127 Y Bachelor of Criminology (Honours) 48 1 year F 3115 Y Bachelor of Design Arts (Honours) 48 1 year B 3116 Y Bachelor of Development Studies (Honours) 48 1 year A 3200 N Bachelor of Economics (Honours) 48 1 year D 3126 Y Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Honours) 48 1 year G 3117 Y Bachelor of European Studies (Honours) 48 1 year B 3408 N Bachelor of Finance (Honours) 48 1 year G 3614 Y Bachelor of Genetics (Honours) 48 1 year B 3701 Y Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) 48 1 year G 3610 Y Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) 48 1 year (Honours) F 3409 N Bachelor of International Business (Honours) 48 1 year A 3118 Y Bachelor of International Relations (Honours) 48 1 year F 3503 Y Bachelor of International Security Studies (Honours) 48 1 year C 3119 Y Bachelor of Languages (Honours) 48 1 year F 3120 Y Bachelor of Latin American Studies (Honours) 48 1 year A 3607 N Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) 48 1 year K 3121 Y Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 48 1 year (Honours) M 3122 Y Bachelor of Music (Honours) 48 1 year C 3123 Y Bachelor of Policy Studies (Honours) 48 1 year K 3128 Y Bachelor of Political Science (Honours) 48 1 year K 3133 Y Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics (Honours) 48 1 year M 3618 Y Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences) (Honours) 48 1 year M 3600 Y Bachelor of Science (Honours) 48 1 year E 3609 Y Bachelor of Science (Psychology) (Honours) 48 1 year E 3603 Y Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental 48 1 year Management) (Honours) M 3407 N Bachelor of Statistics (Honours) 48 1 year E 3125 Y Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) 48 1 year Undergraduate Non-Award s M 1003 Y 6 ANU Express years Non 1006 N Global Summer Undergraduate 7 weeks 0 CRICOS B 1140 Y Non Award ANU College of Business and Economics 1 year C 1301 Y 6 Non Award Exchange Semester 0.5 years G 1301 Y Non Award Exchange Year 1 year M 1110 Y Non-Award ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences 1 year M 1150 Y Non-Award ANU College of Asia and the Pacific 1 year J 1170 Y Non-Award ANU College of Engineering and Computer 1 year Science D 1130 Y Non-Award ANU College of Law 1 year The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice.

5 Units Maximum J 1160 Y Non-Award ANU Colleges of Medicine, Biology 1 year and Environment, and ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences G 1300 Y 6 Non-Award Study Abroad Semester 0.5 years M 1300 Y Non-Award Study Abroad Year 1 year G 1304 Y Undergraduate Exchange 1 year 0 Graduate Doctor of Philosophy A 9040 Y Doctor of Philosophy ANU College of Business and years Economics A 9070 Y Doctor of Philosophy ANU College of Engineering and years Computer Science K 9030 Y Doctor of Philosophy ANU College of Law years J 9910 Y Doctor of Philosophy ANU Medical School years F 9062 Y Doctor of Philosophy ANU-National University of years Singapore Science M 9072 Y Doctor of Philosophy ANU-Norwegian University of years Science and Technology F 9513 Y Doctor of Philosophy China in the World years K 9064 Y Doctor of Philosophy Clinical Psychology years G 9540 Y Doctor of Philosophy Crawford School of Public Policy years B 9065 Y Doctor of Philosophy Fenner School of Environment and years Society J 9710 Y Doctor of Philosophy John Curtin School of Medical years Research E 9650 Y Doctor of Philosophy Mathematical Sciences years M 9350 Y Doctor of Philosophy National Centre for Indigenous years Studies F 9850 Y Doctor of Philosophy National Security College years M 9723 Y Doctor of Philosophy Psychology years D 9560 Y Doctor of Philosophy Regulation, Justice and Diplomacy years C 9670 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Astronomy and years Astrophysics M 9066 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Biology years G 9620 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Chemistry years F 9640 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Earth Sciences years G 9552 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Humanities and years the Arts B 9680 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Physics and years Engineering G 9602 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Population years Health K 9520 Y Doctor of Philosophy Research School of Social Sciences years F 9050 Y Doctor of Philosophy School of Culture, History and years Language C 9510 Y Doctor of Philosophy School of International, Political and years Strategic Studies G 9060 Y Doctor of Philosophy Science years The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice. 5

6 Professional Doctorates Units Maximum D 9031 N Doctor of Juridical Science ANU College of Law years G 9063 N Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) years Doctor of Medicine and Surgery D 8950 N Doctor of Medicine and Surgery Medicinae ac Chirurgiae Doctoranda Juris Doctor years M 7330 Y Juris Doctor years Master of Philosophy D 8040 Y Master of Philosophy ANU College of Business and 96 2 years Economics B 8070 Y Master of Philosophy ANU College of Engineering and 96 2 years Computer Science E 8030 Y Master of Philosophy ANU College of Law 96 2 years E 8910 Y Master of Philosophy ANU Medical School 96 2 years G 8721 Y Master of Philosophy Applied Epidemiology years D 8540 Y Master of Philosophy Crawford School of Public Policy 96 2 years D 8050 Y Master of Philosophy Culture, History and Language 96 2 years A 8065 Y Master of Philosophy Fenner School of Environment and 96 2 years Society G 8710 Y Master of Philosophy John Curtin School of Medical 96 2 years Research J 8650 Y Master of Philosophy Mathematical Sciences 96 2 years A 8350 Y Master of Philosophy National Centre for Indigenous 96 2 years Studies G 8850 Y Master of Philosophy National Security College 96 2 years G 8723 Y Master of Philosophy Psychology 96 2 years G 8560 Y Master of Philosophy Regulation, Justice and Diplomacy 96 2 years J 8670 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Astronomy and 96 2 years Astrophysics K 8066 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Biology 96 2 years A 8620 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Chemistry 96 2 years K 8640 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Earth Sciences 96 2 years A 8551 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Humanities and 96 2 years the Arts G 8680 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Physics and 96 2 years Engineering C 8601 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Population 96 2 years Health M 8520 Y Master of Philosophy Research School of Social 96 2 years Sciences E 8510 Y Master of Philosophy School of International, Political and 96 2 years Strategic Studies C 8060 Y Master of Philosophy Science 96 2 years The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice.

7 Master Degrees (Coursework) Units Maximum J 7414 Y Master of Accounting 96 2 years E 7420 N Master of Actuarial Practice years G 7410 N Master of Actuarial Studies 96 2 years G 7108 Y Master of Anthropology 96 2 years F 7108 Y 5 Master of Anthropology (Advanced) 96 2 years E 7109 Y Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory 96 2 years Development Non 7109 Y Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory 96 2 years CRICOS Development Online D 7109 Y 5 Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (Advanced) 96 2 years Non CRICOS 7109 Y 5 Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (Advanced) Online 96 2 years C 7431 Y Master of Applied Economics 96 2 years D 7421 Y Master of Applied Finance years K 7159 Y Master of Archaeological Science 96 2 years J 7159 Y 5 Master of Archaeological Science (Advanced) 96 2 years G 7160 Y Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies 96 2 years G 7160 Y 5 Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies (Advanced) 96 2 years A 7179 N Master of Arts (Advanced) 96 2 years E 7530 Y Master of Asia-Pacific Studies 96 2 years F 7637 Y Master of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Advanced) 96 2 years E 7164 Y Master of Biological Anthropology 96 2 years D 7164 Y 5 Master of Biological Anthropology (Advanced) 96 2 years C 7636 Y Master of Biological Sciences 96 2 years B 7636 Y Master of Biological Sciences (Advanced) 96 2 years A 7634 Y Master of Biotechnology 96 2 years G 7634 Y Master of Biotechnology (Advanced) 96 2 years K 7810 Y Master of Business Administration 96 2 years M 7417 Y Master of Business Information Systems 96 2 years G 7165 N Master of Classical Studies 96 2 years F 7165 Y 5 Master of Classical Studies (Advanced) 96 2 years C 7836 Y Master of Climate Change 96 2 years G 7601 N Master of Clinical Psychology 96 2 years F 7412 Y Master of Commerce 96 2 years M 7706 Y Master of Computing 96 2 years F 7706 Y 5 Master of Computing (Advanced) 96 2 years E 7166 Y Master of Culture Health and Medicine 96 2 years D 7166 Y 5 Master of Culture Health and Medicine (Advanced) 96 2 years C 7167 Y Master of Digital Arts 96 2 years B 7167 Y 5 Master of Digital Arts (Advanced) 96 2 years M 7181 Y Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture 96 2 years K 7181 Y 5 Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture (Advanced) 96 2 years A 7513 Y Master of Diplomacy 96 2 years D 7513 Y Master of Diplomacy (Advanced) 96 2 years M 7635 Y Master of Earth Sciences (Advanced) 96 2 years K 7432 Y Master of Economic Policy 96 2 years The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice. 7

8 Units Maximum F 7430 Y Master of Economics 96 2 years E 7630 Y Master of Energy Change 96 2 years D 7630 Y Master of Energy Change (Advanced) 96 2 years G 7709 Y Master of Engineering in Digital Systems and 96 2 years Telecommunications G 7709 Y Master of Engineering in Mechatronics 96 2 years G 7709 Y Master of Engineering in Photonics 96 2 years G 7709 Y Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies 96 2 years C 7647 Y Master of Environment 96 2 years B 7647 Y Master of Environment (Advanced) 96 2 years A 7834 Y Master of Environmental and Resource Economics 96 2 years M 7835 Y Master of Environmental Management and Development 96 2 years Non 7835 Y Master of Environmental Management and Development 96 2 years CRICOS Online K 7653 Y Master of Environmental Science 96 2 years J 7653 Y Master of Environmental Science (Advanced) 96 2 years C 7418 Y Master of Finance 96 2 years D 7424 N Master of Financial Economics 96 2 years G 7406 Y Master of Financial Management 48 1 year G 7645 Y Master of Forestry 96 2 years J 7645 N Master of Forestry (Advanced) 96 2 years G 7168 Y Master of General and Applied Linguistics 96 2 years G 7168 Y 5 Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) 96 2 years F 7169 Y Master of Globalisation 96 2 years E 7169 Y 5 Master of Globalisation (Advanced) 96 2 years C 7170 Y Master of History 96 2 years B 7170 Y 5 Master of History (Advanced) 96 2 years G 7815 Y Master of International Affairs 48 1 year A 7833 Y Master of International and Development Economics 96 2 years J 7425 Y Master of International Management 96 2 years M 7509 Y Master of International Relations 96 2 years F 7509 Y 5 Master of International Relations (Advanced) 96 2 years D 7171 Y Master of Islam in the Modern World 96 2 years B 7171 Y 5 Master of Islam in the Modern World (Advanced) 96 2 years E 7300 Y Master of Laws 48 1 year E 7300 Y Master of Laws in Environmental Law 48 1 year E 7300 Y Master of Laws in Government and Regulation 48 1 year E 7300 Y Master of Laws in International Law 48 1 year E 7300 Y Master of Laws in International Security Law 48 1 year E 7300 Y Master of Laws in Law, Governance and Development 48 1 year K 7812 Y Master of Management 48 1 year G 7644 Y Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) 96 2 years F 7173 Y Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 96 2 years E 7173 Y 5 Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 96 2 years (Advanced) M 7178 Y Master of Museum and Heritage Studies 96 2 years K 7178 Y 5 Master of Museum and Heritage Studies (Advanced) 96 2 years B 7174 Y Master of Music 96 2 years The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice.

9 Units Maximum A 7174 Y 5 Master of Music (Advanced) 96 2 years A 7870 Y Master of National Security Policy 96 2 years M 7870 Y Master of National Security Policy (Advanced) 96 2 years M 7642 Y Master of Neuroscience 96 2 years K 7642 Y Master of Neuroscience (Advanced) 96 2 years J 7641 Y Master of Nuclear Science 96 2 years G 7413 Y Master of Professional Accounting years G 7423 Y Master of Project Management 96 2 years G 7832 Y Master of Public Administration 96 2 years F 7639 Y Master of Public Health 96 2 years E 7639 Y Master of Public Health (Advanced) 96 2 years C 7825 Y Master of Public Policy 96 2 years C 7825 Y Master of Public Policy in Development Policy 96 2 years C 7825 Y Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy 96 2 years C 7825 Y Master of Public Policy in International Policy 96 2 years C 7825 Y Master of Public Policy in Policy Analysis 96 2 years C 7825 Y Master of Public Policy in Social Policy 96 2 years K 7638 Y Master of Science Communication 96 2 years F 7624 Y Master of Science Communication Outreach 48 1 year E 7614 Y Master of Science in Science Communication 48 1 year J 7175 Y Master of Social Research 96 2 years G 7175 Y 5 Master of Social Research (Advanced) 96 2 years G 7422 Y Master of Statistics 96 2 years F 7510 Y Master of Strategic Studies 96 2 years E 7510 Y Master of Strategic Studies (Advanced) 96 2 years D 7904 Y Master of Studies 96 2 years C 7904 Y Master of Studies (Advanced) 96 2 years G 7177 N Master of Translation 96 2 years G 7177 Y 5 Master of Translation (Advanced) 96 2 years K 7176 Y Master of Visual Arts 96 2 years A 7176 Y 5 Master of Visual Arts (Advanced) 96 2 years Double Masters Degree F 7050 Y Flexible Double Masters Arts and Social Sciences years Graduate Diplomas C 6401 Y Graduate Diploma of Accounting 48 1 year K 6406 Y Graduate Diploma of Business Information Systems 48 1 year E 6706 Y Graduate Diploma of Computing 48 1 year J 6430 Y Graduate Diploma of Economics 48 1 year K 6621 Y Graduate Diploma of Environment 48 1 year G 6405 Y Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 48 1 year M 6815 Y Graduate Diploma of International Affairs 48 1 year K 6600 Y Graduate Diploma of Science 48 1 year The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice. 9

10 Graduate Certificates Units Maximum G 6459 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Accounting years J 6108 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Arts years K 6462 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Business Information Management years G 6431 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Economics years M 6659 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Environment years G 6404 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics years F 6321 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Law years Non 6860 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Management Online years CRICOS G 6192 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Public Policy years A 6613 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Science years M 6109 Y 6 Graduate Certificate of Studies years Graduate Non-Award s E 5082 Y 6 Crawford School of Public Policy Graduate Bridging 0.5 years D 5036 Y 3 Global Summer Graduate 7 weeks C 5031 Y 6 Graduate Exchange Semester 0.5 years J 5034 Y Graduate Exchange Year 1 year C 5140 Y Graduate Non-Award ANU College of Business and 1 year Economics A 5170 Y Graduate Non-Award ANU College of Engineering and 1 year Computer Science E 5050 Y 6 Graduate Non-Award Crawford School of Public Policy 1 year D 5150 Y Graduate Non-Award School of Culture, History and 1 year Language B 5130 Y Graduate Non-Award Law ANU College of Law 1 year E 5160 Y Graduate Non-Award Science ANU College of Medicine, 1 year Biology and Environment, and ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences A 5051 Y Non-Award Graduate Cross-Institutional 1 year 0 Notes 1. Commencement in Second Semester is possible but a modified start may be necessary depending on existing language skills (spoken and written). Second Semester commencement in language study is normally not available to beginners. 2. Commencement in Second Semester is possible only for students receiving credit/ status/recognition of prior learning. 3. Available for commencement in Second Semester only. 4. It may be possible to commence Honours studies in Second Semester in some disciplines. Please contact the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences for further information: students.cass@anu.edu.au 5. Commencement is available only to current ANU students by internal transfer. 6. Full is less than one year. The listed Fee is for one semester of enrolment only. 10 The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice.

11 Information for international students Application Fee All online applications, excluding Higher Degree by Research applications (Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Philosophy), attract a non-refundable application fee of A$75. All paper applications will cost A$150. Your application will not be assessed until the application fee has been received. You may pay the fee with a credit card (Master card or Visa only). If this option is not available to you for payment you may send a Bank draft (international cheque) made out in Australian dollars to The Australian National University. Foreign currency cheques will not be accepted. 1. s Not Offered If the University is unable to offer a for which you have paid tuition fees or a tuition deposit, those fees or deposit will be repaid to you in full. 2. General Information on the Calculation of Tuition Fees 2.1 International Student fees listed in this schedule are indicative only and are meant to be a guide to the approximate cost of the in which you enrol. The actual tuition fee will be determined by the courses in which you enrol as part of your. Each course (i.e. subject or class) is made up of units. A typical course is made up of six units. You can find the exact fee for each course at Tuition fees are applicable for a calendar year. If you begin a that goes beyond a calendar year (e.g. a three semester year or Summer Session (January March) and the tuition fee rises in the new calendar year, you will be liable for additional costs. 2.3 International Student Fees are set at a per-unit level. The 2016 cost to you for a normal 6 unit course will therefore range between A$3,876 for most undergraduate Creative Arts courses (an annual cost of A$31,008 for 8 courses), to A$5,190 for undergraduate Health Sciences courses (an annual cost of A$41, for 8 courses). 2.4 Award s at ANU have a lot of flexibility and students are encouraged to take courses in other areas. You can also study in a wide range of combined s. Remember that you may be charged at a different rate depending on your actual course enrolment. For example, even if you are enrolled in a BA, you may choose to study Economics and you will therefore be charged A$4,638 for each Economics course you take even though most of your undergraduate Arts courses will be charged at A$3,876 to $4,368 each. 2.5 International Student Fees are set each year and the University expects to publish the tuition fees for the following calendar year by no later than October of the previous year. You should check each year to see whether there has been a change in fees for your. 2.6 If your fees are being paid by a sponsorship or scholarship which ends before your is completed, you will become personally liable for paying the tuition fees for the remainder of your. 2.7 While most students are enrolled in two standard semesters (First and Second semester) or four non-standard sessions (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring), it is possible that coursework students may be enrolled in up to six sessions and receive an invoice for each session. The invoice schedule is normally Summer January, February and March First Semester February/March Autumn April, May and June Winter July, August and September Second Semester July/August Spring October, November and December These dates should be seen as a guide only. 2.8 You should consult the website for any enrolment and administrative procedures at anu.edu.au/students/-administration/costs-fees and for information about payment dates, fees and related information you should consult the fees website at anu.edu.au/students/administration/costs-fees 2.9 Every effort has been made to provide you with an accurate list of s. The University retains the right to amend availability, structure and content as necessary. 3. Fee Information for Undergraduate & Graduate Coursework Students 3.1 The indicative annual tuition fees stated in this schedule are published for your guidance only and are based on you taking the normal annual (two semester) full-time enrolment of 48 units entirely in the main discipline area of your degree: i.e. only natural and physical science courses for a BSc or only political science and policy studies courses for a BA. For undergraduate students the 48 units (normally 24 units are taken each semester) are usually made up of 8 courses, each of six units. Graduate coursework students should refer to the schedule for the unit value of s. 3.2 If you take more than 48 units in a year, you will pay more than the indicative annual tuition fee. If you take less than the standard full-time load, you will pay less (unless you are enrolled in a based fee). The same may happen if you take courses from another discipline area as part of your degree. 3.3 A deposit for a must be paid before an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (e-coe) can be issued, unless the fees are being paid on your behalf by a sponsor or you hold a scholarship which includes the tuition fee. You need an e-coe to apply for a student visa. The amount of the deposit will be included in the offer letter you receive from the University. 3.4 The remaining balance of your semester fees must be paid by the third Friday of each semester, or the nominated date in a non-standard teaching session. 3.5 All students, including students from overseas, may have to pay incidental costs for their studies such as the hire of laboratory kits and the purchase of notes and/or reading bricks. These costs are paid when they are incurred and not when your tuition fees are due. Your tuition fees do not include living expenses. 4. Fee Information for Graduate Research Students 4.1 Research tuition fees will be payable by the third Friday of each semester. 4.2 A deposit must be paid before an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (e-coe) can be issued, unless the fees are being paid on your behalf by a sponsorship or scholarship. You need an e-coe to apply for a student visa. The amount of the deposit will be included in the offer letter you receive from the University. You will be invoiced for the balance of the semester s tuition fees after enrolment. 5. Visa Requirements 5.1 You are legally required to keep the University informed of your current address at all times. If you fail to do this you will be in breach of student visa requirements. 5.2 Except in special circumstances, you are required as a condition of your visa to remain enrolled as a full time student in 100% study load. You must obtain permission from the University to enrol in more or less than 100% full-time study load in each semester. 5.3 You must inform the Academic Quality and Standards Office (ASQO) about any variation in your enrolment. This includes Leave, Transfer and Withdrawal. Retrospective applications will not be accepted. 6. Overseas Student Health Cover 6.1 Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a private health care arrangement, which helps cover the cost of medical treatments in and out of hospital, for example if you get sick or have an accident. It is a condition of your student visa (Condition 8501) that you are covered by OSHC for the of your student visa. OSHC World Care is the preferred health cover provider of The Australian National University; this arrangement however does not restrict you from obtaining OSHC from a recognised provider of your choice. If you choose to select a health insurance provider other than the University s nominated provider, you must show evidence that you are covered by the other health insurance provider. OSHC must be arranged before a student visa can be issued. It is your responsibility to make sure that you have a current health cover policy until your student visa expires. 7. Refund Policy 7.1 Under certain circumstances students/applicants may be eligible for a full or partial refund of their fees. For details, see anu.edu.au/students/ -administration/costs-fees/fee-refunds The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice. 11

12 The Australian National University Acton ACT 0200 Australia T F W students.anu.edu.au ANU CRICOS # 00120C MO_DSA The University reserves the right to vary the above information at any time without notice.