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Fees for Commonwealth Supported Students

If you are a Commonwealth supported student you have two ways to find out your course or unit fees:

1. View the 2012 Published Student Contribution Amounts (SC Amounts)
2. Use the Fee Calculator to calculate your unit and/or course fees

1. View the 2012 Published Student Contribution Amounts (SC Amounts)

The student contribution amount (SC Amount) is the amount that you will need to pay for each unit. The Australian Government covers the remaining cost of the unit. You can view published student contribution amounts for all Curtin units by downloading the following documents:

2012

• SC Amounts for Commonwealth Supported students pre-2008 (other than Natural and Physical Sciences) [.pdf]
  For students who commenced a course of study prior to 1 January 2008
• SC Amounts for Commonwealth Supported students pre-2008 (Natural and Physical Sciences) [.pdf]
  For students who commenced a course of study prior to 1 January 2008 and transferred from an incomplete non-Natural and Physical Science (NPS) course into a Natural and Physical Science course from 1 January 2009
• SC Amounts for Commonwealth Supported students pre-2009 [.pdf]
  For students who commenced a course of study between 1 January 2008 and 31 December 2008
• SC Amounts for Commonwealth Supported students post-2009 [.pdf]
  For students who commenced a course of study after 1 January 2010
• SC Amounts for Commonwealth Supported students pre-2010 [.pdf]
  For students who commenced a course of study between 1 January 2009 and 31 December 2009
• Contribution Exempt - Bridging and WEI Units [.pdf]

2011

• View 2011 Published Student Contribution Amounts

If you would like further information on Commonwealth Support, the HECS-HELP scheme or discounts on up-front payments, please visit our Commonwealth Supported Students page.

2. Use the Fee Calculator to calculate your unit and/or course fees

To calculate your course or unit fees, you can use the Fees Calculator. Make sure you select the appropriate “Domestic student” option.

Note: These schedules of student contribution amounts and tuition fees are published in accordance with the requirements of Section 19-95 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003.