Fees

Audit

(these fees cannot be paid through FEE-HELP)

• $650 per unit
• $80 for HDR Exchange Students only
• $100 for Individual Catholic Dialogue School Today sessions (conditions apply)
• $25 for Engaging Your Faith sessions
• $40 for Engaging Your Faith sessions (for teachers seeking a certificate of attendance for accreditation purposes)

Single Unit

(these fees cannot be paid through FEE-HELP)

• Undergraduate $1,764 per 18-point unit
• Postgraduate $2,732 per 24-point unit

Undergraduate Coursework

• $1,764 per 18-point unit
• $3,528 per 36-point unit

Postgraduate Coursework

• $2,732 per 24-point unit
• $1,821 per 16-point unit
• $5,464 per 48-point unit (e.g. Minor Thesis)

Research

• Master of Philosophy (full-time): $18,384 per annum
• Master of Philosophy (part-time): $9,192 per annum
• Doctor of Philosophy (full-time): $18,384 per annum
• Doctor of Philosophy (part-time): $9,192 per annum

Domestic students are eligible for Fee-Help assistance.
A limited number of scholarships are available each year.

All tuition fees include borrowing rights for the Mannix Library
Tuition fees are payable upfront at time of enrolment, or through FEE-HELP

Voluntary Student Contribution
CTC requests that all audit and coursework students make a voluntary contribution of $80 per semester to subsidise the cost of providing the following services:

• Photocopies distributed in class by the lecturer
• Student Common Room facilities
• Student Representative Council (SRC) social functions
• SRC guests at the CTC College Mass and Dinner
• Student ID card

Note: Voluntary Student Contribution (for all students) are requested directly by CTC.

University of Divinity Overseas Students Fees
Application fee for Overseas Students: $300

The student tuition fee for a unit must be paid in full prior to the commencement of a unit. Fees are paid directly to the University of Divinity at the time of admission or re-enrolment.

Students may pay fees by any one of the following methods:

• Fee-Help
• Credit Card
• BPay
• Cheque or Money Order
• Third party payment (sponsor)
• Western Union for Overseas Payment
• Research Fee Scholarship

Australian citizens and holders of a permanent humanitarian visa may defer the payment of fees through the FEE-HELP loan scheme. Tuition fees are paid by the Australian Government and debited to a loan account. Students are not required to begin repaying the accumulated loan debt until their taxable income rises above the compulsory repayment threshold.

Applying for Fee-Help

WHEN DO I APPLY FOR FEE-HELP?

FEE-HELP funding is linked to your course of study. If you are a new or existing student at the University of Divinity starting a new course or transferring to another course and you wish to secure FEE-HELP funding for that course, you will need to apply using the steps detailed below.

You must submit your application for FEE-HELP (eCAF) before the census date of your first unit. This will be listed on the eCAF. Otherwise, you will have to pay tuition fees in full upfront.

Re-enrolling students within the same course who are already on FEE-HELP do not need to take any action.

HOW TO APPLY FOR FEE-HELP

1. Student: Contact us to let us know you wish to apply for FEE-HELP. Your intention to apply for FEE-HELP should be clearly indicated on your admission or re-enrolment (or financial variation) form.
2. CTC: We will apply for an eCAF (electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form) on your behalf. You will then receive an email from the Department of Education and Training inviting you to complete your eCAF.
3. Student: The invitation will include a web-link which you will access with a Passkey given in the email along with your date of birth. You will need your Tax File No. to complete your eCAF. If there are any errors in your eCAF which you are unable to edit, then you must contact us to correct this before you submit it.

50% PASS RATE RULE

From 1 January 2022, a 50% pass rate rule will apply to all NEW students who access FEE-HELP. Find out more about this change on the University of Divinity FAQ page or by visiting FEE-HELP | StudyAssist.

LOAN FEES ABOLISHED FOR UNIVERSITY OF DIVINITY STUDENTS

Changes in 2018 to the FEE-HELP loan scheme mean the University of Divinity is more attractive than ever for people undertaking studies in theology, philosophy and ministry. This fee does not apply to University of Divinity students, including both new and existing students.
For more information, visit FEE-HELP | StudyAssist.

NEED HELP?

For assistance, please contact the Academic Records Office.

Austudy: Financial assistance if you’re 25 or older and a full-time student

Youth Allowance: Financial assistance if you’re 24 or younger and a full-time student

University of Divinity Bursaries

• University of Divinity has a Bursary Fund to assist both domestic and overseas students.
• It has limited funds available.
• Bursaries may be granted toward payment of tuition fees, to support the cost of living during a period of study, or to support the purchase of study materials.
• Application Criteria
  • An applicant must have successfully completed at least one unit of study.
  • An applicant must demonstrate capacity for and commitment to study.
• Applications are assessed against the following criteria:
  • The degree of financial need;
  • The student’s ability to receive Austudy, Abstudy, or other government assistance;
  • The student’s eligibility to access FEE-HELP loans
  • The sources of income or support that are available to the student.

2022 Applications

• Before each semester the Registrar will advise students of the application process.
• Form due to CTC:
  • Semester 1: Monday 15 February
  • Semester 2: Monday 18 July

The Bob and Cathy Dixon Bursary

• A bursary of $500 is available annually to assist CTC students in using methodologies of the social sciences in their studies (e.g., travel for interviews, transcriptions of interviews, software purchase, conference attendance).
• The bursary is presented at the Annual College Dinner.
• Applications close 31 March.
• Recipients
  • 2018: David Moloney, Doctor of Philosophy
  • 2019: Not awarded
  • 2020: Not awarded
  • 2021: Not awarded
  • 2022: Not awarded

• Invoices for degree students are issued directly by University of Divinity.
• Invoices for audit students are issued directly by CTC.
• The tuition fee for a unit must be paid in full prior to the commencement of a unit.
• Click on the enquiry link below for queries regarding tuition fees.
• Click on the enquiry link below for queries regarding Voluntary Student Contribution.

Degree Students

• Students who withdraw before the census date receive a full refund of the unit fee.
• Those who withdraw after the census date receive no refund.
• Under special circumstances students can apply for a refund of fees or recredit of a FEE-HELP balance after the applicable census date.

Audit Students

• Students who withdraw before the census date receive a full refund of the unit fee.
• For those who withdraw after the census date, refund of fees is negotiated with the Academic Dean.
• After the census date $200 of the audit fee is not refundable.

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  Jason Gu

  Financial Controller
  Office of the Vice-Chancellor

  Email

  (+61) 98533177