5. Pay fees

What fees do I pay?

The fees that you pay depend on what kind of student you are, your program, and the courses in which you enrol.

Commonwealth supported students – pay student contribution amounts.

Full fee-paying students – pay domestic or international Tuition Fees.

Once you have added your courses (see Step 3 - Enrol online for details), from late January onwards, the fees you owe will be displayed in mySI-net. Go to your Financial Home Page located on mySI-net to view your invoice and see the amount you owe.

Changing your enrolment (adding or dropping courses) may change the amount you owe. Wait one day after adding or dropping courses or changing your payment option to view an updated invoice showing the amount you owe.

How do I pay?

You can pay fees:

Online: by Visa or MasterCard via mySI-net (click on the UQ Pay option), or by BPAY;
By post: with payment via cheque or money order; or
In person: at the Student Centre on your campus.

Go to the How to pay page for more information on your payment options.

When do I pay?

You must pay your fees by the due date for payment of fees and charges. Late fees apply if you pay after this date.

If you change your enrolment after these dates, you should pay any outstanding amount within two days to avoid an administrative fee for late payment.

What is the census date?

The census date is the day by which you must finalise your course enrolments. Commonwealth supported students must have HECS-HELP arrangements sorted by this date, and full-fee paying postgraduate domestic students must have FEE-HELP arrangements finalised by this date. If you do not pay fees or have your HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP arrangements finalised by the census date, your enrolment at UQ will be cancelled.

Census date is the last date to drop courses on mySI-net without financial liability. International students should refer to the refund policy.

Go to the Census Date page to find the census date for each enrolment period.

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