For most postgraduate coursework study at the University, you'll need to pay the full costs of your fees. These fees are:
Your fees don't include other costs you may also need to pay, such as costs for equipment and materials such as textbooks.
Some courses are offered in Commonwealth supported places (CSP), where part of your fees are funded by the Australian Government, although these are limited. If you're in a CSP, this will be stated in your letter of offer.
If you've been offered a full fee-paying place, it means your application has already been assessed for a CSP and a full fee-paying place was awarded instead.
Eligible domestic applicants are automatically considered for a CSP as part of the admissions process. There is no separate application or request required.
As CSPs are government-subsidised and limited in number, they are not available for all postgraduate degrees at the University. Where CSPs are offered, all eligible applicants are assessed and places are awarded based on:
If you have questions, send an email to admissions.office@sydney.edu.au.
Your tuition fees and SSAF will be listed on your student financial statement, which you can see after you complete enrolment. Access your statement by logging in to Sydney Student > My finance > Your finances > View financial statement.
If you change your unit selection, you'll receive a new financial statement with updated information.
If you're an eligible student, you may be able to apply for a:
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