Summer Semester fees and charges


Commonwealth supported students and tuition fee-paying students may undertake courses in the Summer Semester 2012/13. 

Commonwealth supported students 
If you are currently a Commonwealth supported student in a program at UQ or another university, you may be eligible to enrol in Summer Semester courses as a Commonwealth supported student if :

  • you meet eligibility requirements for the course; and
  • the course will count for credit towards your program of study. 

Request for Commonwealth Support and HECS-HELP

You must submit a new Request for Commonwealth Support and HECS-HELP form if you are:

  • a cross-institutional student approved to enrol as a Commonwealth supported student;  
  • a current University of Queensland Commonwealth supported student and you wish to change from your previously nominated payment option;  
  • a current University of Queensland Commonwealth supported student enrolling in a different program in the Summer Semester via the taxation system.

Please note: Eligible students can apply for a HECS-HELP loan to defer re-payment of their student contribution amounts for Summer courses.

Request for Commonwealth Support and HECS-HELP forms are available via the 'Financial' link on your mySI-net home page and must be submitted no later than the ceneus date, Tuesday 18 December 2012.

For advice on eligibility for HECS-HELP and how to apply, please refer to myAdvisor.

Tuition fee-paying students include:

  • international students
  • most domestic postgraduate students
  • full-fee-paying domsetic students (eg. current UQ students who have recently gained Permanent Residency and do not have a Commonwealth supported place; or pre-2009 commencing domestic students)
  • non-award students
  • Commonwealth supported students who are not eligible to enrol in a Summer Semester course as a Commonwealth supported student (see eligibility criteria above under Commonwealth supported students)  

FEE-HELP
If eligible, FEE-HELP assistance forms are available via the 'Financial' link on your mySI-net home page and must be submitted no later than the census date Tuesday 18 December 2012.

For advice on eligibility for FEE-HELP and how to apply, please refer to myAdvisor.

Fees Calculator 

To assist students to estimate their student contribution amounts or fees for a semester, the University has an online Fees Calculator. The Fees Calculator will guide you through a series of options, allowing you to include details of the course(s) you are interested in studying and the fee category which applies to your enrolment. 

Click here   to proceed  to the Fees calculator.

When to Pay 
The due date for payment of all up-front fees and charges is Friday 7 December 2012.

What to Pay 

  • The amount in the myAccount box on your mySI-net home page indicates your due fees.
  • If you wish to print a copy of your invoice (available via your mySI-net Financial link) you must do so before making payment, as your invoice will no longer be dislayed once payment is receipted.
  • Dropping or adding courses may change your fee liability.
  • Please wait at least one day after adding or dropping courses before viewing your updated invoice, which will be available via the 'Financial' link on your mySI-net home page.

How to Pay

  • Click 'Pay My Fees Now' in the myAccount box on your mySI-net home page and use one of the three payment options (credit card, BPAY or cheque)
  • Your invoice will also indicate the payment methods which may be used.
  • Further information on payment of fees is available on myAdvisor.
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