Student Fees, Charges and Refunds
Current Tuition Fees 2024
The tuition fees that you will pay in each semester will depend on courses and number units in which you enrol.
As an international student, it is a condition of your student visa that you enrol in a full-time study load that will allow you to complete your course in the expected standard duration of study listed above
For a list of census dates for payment of please refer to Academic Calendar
Master of Business (Analytics)-115139C
Total Course fee: A$50,000
Annual fee: A$25,000
Semester fee: A$12,500
In addition to tuition fee listed , an enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application and it is non-refundable.
Master of Information Technology (Security Management)
Total Course fee: A$50,000
Annual fee: A$25,000
Semester fee: A$12,500
Total Course fee: A$50,000 Annual fee: A$25,000 Semester fee: A$12,500 In addition to tuition fee listed , an enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application and it is non-refundable.
Overseas Student Health Cover Fee
As an international student, it is a requirement of your student visa that you have private health insurance for the duration of your stay in Australia as per the Australian Government policy. Medicare Australia national health program does not cover you.
The Department of Home Affairs requires all international students (and their dependents) coming to Australia to study under a student visa to have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for duration of their student visas.
Failure to have continuous cover could result in a student visa being cancelled.
GHE has nominated BUPA as it's preferred Overseas Student Health Cover provider. It is not compulsory that students register with them, but evidence of purchased OSHC must be provided prior to the issuance of Confirmation of Enrolment.
It is your responsibility to renew your health cover when it expires if you are covered by BUPA's OSHC, you can do this online or at any BUPA branch. For information regarding current BUPA's rates for single and family cover, as well as general information about coverage and renewal, please refer to BUPA's website:
Payment of OSHC must be made if you accept an offer of study from GHE. If you are accompanied by family and children, you must have the compulsory family policy for OSHC. If you do not yet have health cover, GHE can help arrange visa-length cover or renew with our preferred OSHC provider. Email address: [email protected]
Payment options
Payment is to be made to Global Higher Education (Tuition Fees) and (OSHC and Application Processing Fee if elected to be provided by GHE).
All payments must be received with either your student ID number as reference. Payment must be made in Australian dollars
Please tick your payment method below.
Offshore International Students:
International Wire Transfer: GHE Tuition Fees, OSHC & Application Fee.
Bank Name: St. George Bank
Bank Address :82 Ultimo Rd, Haymarket NSW 2000
Australia
Account Name: IIBIT AHE PTY LTD
BSB Number : 112-879
Account Number : 489247294
Account Type : Business Saver
Swift Code :SGBLAU2S. (required only if fee transferred from overseas electronically)
A copy of the bank TT receipt must be sent to [email protected]
Onshore/Domestic Students:
Bank Deposit GHE Tuition Fees, OSHC & Application Fee:
Bank Name: St. George Bank
Bank
Bank Address: 82 Ultimo Rd, Haymarket NSW 2000
Australia
Account Name: IIBIT AHE PTY LTD
BSB Number: 112-879
Account Number : 489247294
Account Type: Business Saver
Swift Code: SGBLAU2S. (required only if fee transferred from overseas electronically)
Credit Card/EFPOS: If you elect to pay your tuition fees via Credit Card please contact student support.
Please note your enrolment/timetables will NOT be finalised until all your tuition fees are paid. Once your timetable is confirmed, no further changes may be made to the timetable.
Should you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact the Finance and Accounts Department [email protected]
Statement of Tuition Assurance
GHE fulfills its requirements for tuition assurance arrangement through its membership with the Tuition Protection Service (TPS). These arrangements are outlined in the Financial Framework
The purpose of this arrangement is to protect relevant students if GHE defaults from its obligations and is unable to deliver a course paid by the student or if GHE does not meet its obligations to either offer the student an alternative course accepted by the student or refund the unspent prepaid tuition fees of the student.
If GHE ceases to provide an approved course the, TPS will either:
• offer affected students a replacement course; or
• repay the student’s tuition fees.
The replacement course must enable students to finish their original course or an equivalent. An eligible student may seek a review of TPS decision as to whether or not the alternative course offered meets these requirements.
If an eligible student accepts the offer of a replacement course:
• they will not be required to pay the replacement provider for the subjects of study that the student had commenced
but not completed because GHE ceased to provide the course);
• they will receive credit for those parts of the original course successfully completed; and
• understand that tuition fees for the remainder of the replacement course may differ from the fees payable for the
original course.
Students will have a period of 6 months in which to accept the offer (but TPS may extend that period in circumstances that justify an extension.
If there is no suitable replacement course for a student, the student’s balance will be re-credited for the affected parts of the original course.
If a student enrolls in a course not deemed to be a replacement course, the student:
• may be required to pay additional tuition fees; and
• might not receive the credits they would have received if they had enrolled in a replacement course.