Fees (General) Order 2016 (Cth)
THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Fees (General) Order 2016
I, Professor Brian P. Schmidt, Vice-Chancellor of the Australian National University, make the following order.
Dated 1 June 2016
Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS
Vice-Chancellor
Contents
1 Name
2 Commencement
3 Authority
4 Simplified outline
5 Interpretation
6 Application
7 Tuition fees
8 Calculation of particular student fees etc.
9 Extension of program arrangements for higher degree research students
10 Student Services and Amenities Fee
11 Repeals
Schedule 1—Standard tuition fees
Schedule 2—Other tuition fees
Schedule 3—Student Services and Amenities Fee
1 Name
This is the Fees (General) Order 2016.
2 Commencement
This instrument commences on the day after it is registered.
3 Authority
This instrument is made under section 4 of the Fees Statute 2006.
4 Simplified outline
The University is permitted to charge fees under section 41 of the Australian National University Act 1991 and section 19-85 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003 (the HES Act). The Acts are accessible at the following website:
Fees Rule made under the Fees Statute relates to types of fees that the University is permitted to charge under the HES Act. The rule is designed to be consistent with the HES Act and with guidelines issued by the Minister under that Act. The guidelines are accessible at that website.
This instrument complements the Fees Rule by setting out a framework under which particular fees can be calculated.
5 Interpretation
Unless the contrary intention appears, expressions used in this instrument have the same meanings as in the Fees Rule.
6 Application
(1) This instrument applies for 2016 to persons to whom the Fees Rule applies.
(2) However, if the Vice-Chancellor or a Deputy Vice-Chancellor arranges for a program to be offered in conjunction with another tertiary education institution or educational provider, a provision of this instrument has no effect in relation to a person undertaking the program to the extent to which it is inconsistent with the arrangement.
(3) Also, if the Vice-Chancellor or a Deputy Vice-Chancellor enters into a contract with a private or government organisation for a program to be offered, a provision of this instrument has no effect in relation to a person undertaking the program to the extent to which it is inconsistent with the contract.
(4) For this section, a provision of this instrument is not inconsistent with a provision of an arrangement or contract mentioned in this section to the extent to which both provisions can operate concurrently.
7 Tuition fees
(1) The tuition fees specified in Schedules 1 and 2 apply for 2016 to students to whom this instrument applies.
(2) Students are liable for the tuition fees regardless of their commencement dates.
(3) To remove any doubt, the fees payable under Schedule 1 do not cover the fees payable under Schedule 2.
8 Calculation of particular student fees etc.
Particular student tuition and contribution amounts are to be calculated in accordance with the guidelines accessible at:
Indicative fees for individual programs may be found at: of program arrangements for higher degree research students
If a student enrolled in a higher degree research program has successfully obtained an extension of the standard program duration applying to students undertaking the program, the student is to pay fees as follows:
(a) for a domestic student—the student is to be granted an exemption scholarship in 2016;
(b) for an international student resident in Australia—the student is to pay a subsidised fee of $3,000 (non-laboratory) or $4,000 (laboratory) for a period of 6 months in 2016;
(c) for an international student resident overseas—the student is not required to pay the subsidised fee mentioned in paragraph (b).
10 Student Services and Amenities Fee
All students enrolled at the University are liable to pay the applicable Student Services and Amenities Fee for 2016 specified in Schedule 3 unless they are exempt from the fee under the Schedule.
11 Repeals
The following instruments are repealed:
(a) Fees (General) Order 2015;
(b) Fees (Additional Courses) Order 2016.
Schedule 1—Standard tuition fees
Broad discipline Field of education (FoE) name FoE code UG band PG band HDR band[1] Domestic tier (coursework only) Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies 05 2 3 3 A Behavioural Science Behavioural Science 0907 3 4 4 B Business (MBA) Management and Commerce 08 4 A Creative Arts Creative Arts 10 1 1 1 C Economics Economics and Econometrics 0919 3 4 4 A Education Education 07 1 2 1 B Engineering Engineering and Related Technologies 03 3 3 3 A Health Health 0601 5 5 5 A Information Technology Information Technology 02 2 3 3 A Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice/Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice/Master of Legal Practice courses Law 0909 Separately approved course fees–see Schedule 2 Law Law 0909 2 3 2 B Management and Commerce Management and Commerce 08 3 4 4 A Medical Science[2] Medical Studies 0613 5 5 5 A Natural and Physical Sciences Natural and Physical Sciences 01 2 3 3 A Political Science and Policy Studies Political Science and Policy Studies 0901 2 3 3 B Society and Culture Society and Culture 09 (ex 0901, 0909, 0919, 0907) 1 2 1 B [1] Coursework courses taken as part of a research program will be charged at the relevant coursework rate.
[2] Does not include the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery (MChD) international fee, which is provided in Schedule 2.
Table 2: Band fee rates
Band Fee per 48 units Fee per unit 1 $31,008 $646 2 $34,944 $728 3 $37,104 $773 4 $39,024 $813 5 $41,520 $865 Table 3: Domestic tier
Tier Reduction on table 2 fee A 25% B 30% C 35% Schedule 2—Other tuition fees
Program fees
Program code Program name Domestic fee International fee 8950 Doctor of Medicine and Surgery (MChD) Domestic medical science rate $69,024 per 48 units 9300
9101
9600Higher Doctorates excluding Medicine
· Doctor of Laws
· Doctor of Letters
· Doctor of Science
$1,575[3] $1,575[4] 9911 Doctor of Medicine (MD) $3,500[5] $3,500[6] 1300 Study Abroad N/A $18,132[7] per 24 units 1300 Study Abroad (Partner Institutions) N/A $11,550 [3] Flat rate, non-refundable administration and examination charge.
[4] Flat rate, non-refundable administration and examination charge.
[5] Flat rate, non-refundable administration and examination charge.
[6] Flat rate, non-refundable administration and examination charge.
[7] The study abroad rate is determined by using the price for 12 units of undergraduate Medical Science and 12 units of Society and Culture fees and is indicative only. This is the fee charged to nominated sponsors as a flat fee per semester.
Course fees
Subject Catalogue Name Units DTF 2016 ISF 2016 ANUC
1102
Culture and Human Diversity: Introducing Anthropology
6
$3,276
$4,368
ANUC
1104
Introduction to Social Psychology
6
$3,276
$4,368
ANUC
1105
Introduction to International Relations: Foundations and Concepts
6
$3,276
$4,368
ANUC
1106
Indigenous Peoples, Populations and Communities
6
$3,276
$4,368
ANUC
1107
Logic and Critical Reasoning
6
$3,276
$4,368
ANUC
1108
Terror to Terrorism: A History
6
$3,276
$4,368
ANUC
1109
Close Encounters: How to Read Literature
6
$3,276
$4,368
ASGS 1114 Support for Foundations of International Relations: Europe in the Modern Era 6 $2718 $3876 ASGS 1115 Support for Science Courses 6 $3276 $4368 COMP 8701 Communication for Computing Professionals I 6 $2718 $3876 COMP 8705 Communication for Computing Professionals II 6 $2718 $3876 ENGN 8150 Professional Communication I 6 $2718 $3876 ENGN 8160 Professional Communication II 6 $2718 $3876 ESEN 6101 Essential University English 6 $2718 $3876 LAWS 8160 Military Discipline Law 6 $4,353 $4,353 LAWS 8161 Advocacy for Military Lawyers 6 $4,353 $4,353 LAWS 8162 Military Operations Law 6 $4,353 $4,353 LAWS 8163 Military Administrative Law 6 $4,353 $4,353 LAWS 8164 Advanced Military Discipline Law 9 $6,534 $6,534 LAWS 8165 Advanced Military Administrative Law 9 $6,534 $6,534 LAWS 8166 Advanced Military Operations Law 6 $4,353 $4,353 LEGW 8010 Banking & Finance Law 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8100 Accounts 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8101 Legal Ethics 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8104 Civil Practice 6 $2,406 $3,144 LEGW 8105 Commercial Practice 6 $2,406 $3,144 LEGW 8106 Criminal Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8107 Family Law Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8114 Wills Probate and Admin 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8118 Admin Law Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8124 Government Law Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8133 Real Estate Practice 6 $2,406 $3,144 LEGW 8135 Consumer Law Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8136 Employ & Industrial Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8137 Plan & Environmental Practice 3 $1,147 $1,503 LEGW 8141 Becoming a Practitioner 6 $1,701 $2,174 LEGW 8142 Professional Practice Core 24 $5,720 $8,014 LEGW 8129
8130
8131
8143Legal Practice Experience 3-12 $0 $0 PREP 1001 Basic Numeracy 9 $4077 $5814 PREP 1002 Basic Literacy 9 $4077 $5814 PREP 1005 Introduction to Psychology 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1006 Big Ideas in Science 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1103 Accounting 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1105 Biology 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1106 Calculus 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1107 Chemistry 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1109 Economics 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1113 Physics 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1114 Politics 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1115 Psychology 6 $2718 $3876 PREP 1116 Statistics 6 $2718 $3876 Schedule 3—Student Services and Amenities Fee
Fee
The Student Services and Amenities Fee for 2016 is as follows:
- $290 for full-time students
- $145 for part-time students.
Student cohort Liable? Note Commonwealth supported students Yes Domestic tuition fee (DTF) paying students Yes Research Training Scheme students (Domestic PhD or MPhil) Yes Domestic cross-institutional students
(inbound)No Domestic exchange students (outbound) Yes Study abroad students (inbound) Yes Inbound study abroad students coming from another institution are not eligible to defer the debt through SA HELP. Exchange students (inbound) No International student fee (ISF) paying students Yes International students are not eligible to defer the debt through SA HELP. Exemptions
1. Students in the following online only programs are exempt from the Student Services and Amenities Fee:
2. Students enrolled in the following transnational offshore programs and contractual arrangements are exempt from the Student Services and Amenities Fee:
3. Students enrolled in the following programs (and so have concurrent full-time enrolment at a secondary school or secondary college) are exempt from the Student Services and Amenities Fee:
- 5132 Graduate Non-award Legal Workshop
- 6303 Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
- 6312 Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
- 6353 Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law and Practice
- 7835 Master of Environmental Management and Development – Online.
- 7812XTSING Master of Management
- 6826 Graduate Diploma in Military Studies
- 6827 Graduate Certificate in Military Studies
- 6828 Graduate Diploma of Military and Defence Studies
- 6829 Graduate Certificate of Military and Defence Studies
- 7826 Master of Arts (Military Studies)
- 7827 Master of Military Studies
- 7828 Master of Military and Defence Studies (Advanced)
- 7829 Master of Military and Defence Studies.
- Bachelor of Studies
- Diploma of Studies.
0
0
0