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The University of Adelaide
SA 5005
Australia
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| Program |
When you enter university you have to choose an academic program (degree) and each program requires you to complete a certain number of courses (subjects). See Glossary of Terms.
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| Course |
A syllabus item offered by the University. You undertake courses to complete your program requirements. Courses are identified by a subject area and catalogue number, for example, CHEM 1101 is a first year Chemistry course in the Bachelor of Science program.
See Course Planner.
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| Units |
Describes the value the course contributes towards program completion.
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| EFTSL |
Eligible Full Time Study Load (EFTSL) is a measure of the study
load of a course. This is displayed against each course and indicates the
fraction of a full time study load that each course represents.
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| Commonwealth Supported Student |
Commonwealth Supported students are those who have been offered a
Commonwealth Supported Place for undergraduate and selected postgraduate
programs.
This calculation is indicative only; some rounding of charges will occur.
Contact Student Finance for fee information. |
| Domestic Tuition Fee |
This is the maximum fee that a domestic student, who is not Commonwealth
Supported, would pay for the course.
Domestic Students are Australian Citizens, New Zealand Citizens and Permanent
Resident visa holders.
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| International Tuition Fee |
The maximum fee that an international student would pay for the course.
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| Student Contribution Band |
The Student Contribution Band identifies which rate the course is
charged at and is necessary to determine the Student Contribution that a
Commonwealth Supported student will be charged.
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| Student Contribution Charges |
Student Contribution Charges have been calculated using the relevant
contribution band and the EFTSL
(equivalent full-time student load) value of the unit.
Determine whether you are a pre-2005 HECS student or not. Generally to be a
pre-2005 student you must have commenced your program prior to 2005. For
more information, please see Pre-2005 HECS Students.
The table below gives the student contribution ranges for units of study.
| Band |
pre-2005 HECS |
2005 |
2006 |
2007 students commencing
after 1 January 2005 |
students commencing after
1 January 2008 |
students commencing 2009 |
| 1 |
$0 to $3,847 |
$4,808 |
$4,899 |
$0 to $4,996 |
$0 to $5,095 |
$0 to $5,201 |
| 2 |
$0 to $5,479 |
$6,849 |
$6,979 |
$0 to $7,118 |
$0 to $7,260 |
$0 to $7,412 |
| 3 |
$0 to $6,414 |
$8,018 |
$8,170 |
$0 to $8,333 |
$0 to $8,499 |
$0 to $8,677 |
NP
(National Priority) |
$0 to $3,847 |
$3,847 |
$3,920 |
$0 to $3,998 |
$0 to $4,077 |
$0 to $4,162 |
See notes on What You Pay - 2009 Student contribution.
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Tuition information is available for most
courses offered after January, 2005.
Some courses do not have their fees listed on this web site. These special
cases are described below: |
| Offshore Campus |
These courses are taught outside Australia and the fees are charged by the
host institution in the local currency. Please contact the International
Office for fees for these courses. |
| Defence Science (DEFSCI) |
These courses are only available to students identified by the Defence
Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO).
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| Music Vocational Education and
Training (VETMUS) |
Tuition fees for Music Vocational Education and Training (VETMUS) courses
are not available at this time. For further information on these courses please
contact the Elder Conservatorium of Music. |
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