At Adelaide University, international students are required to pay annual tuition fees for their program of study.
These fees are based on a standard full-time enrolment of 48 units per year and vary depending on your program and enrolment load.
You are considered an international student if you:
For more information visit StudyAustralia.
As an international student you are responsible for:
Tuition fees are charged by study period on a pro rata basis according to your enrolled load and program.
A deposit of 50% of the annual program fee is payable when you accept your Offer of Admission. This deposit is credited towards your tuition fees for your first study period. An invoice for the remaining balance is issued before teaching begins and/or upon enrolment.
Invoices are issued for each study period. You can pay via PayNow. For more details, visit the Payments page.
Note: Fees for continuing students may increase annually, as outlined in your offer letter.
All international students on a student visa, and their dependants, must have health insurance for the duration of their stay in Australia. This is called Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). This is a requirement set by the Department of Home Affairs.
Bupa is Adelaide University's preferred Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) provider. You are free to choose an OSHC provider of your choice. For information about other OSHC providers see the StudyAustralia website.
Additional fees may apply. Visit the Non-tuition fees page to learn more.
You may not be required to pay tuition fees if you are:
