Fees
Tuition Fees Domestic Students
Tuition fees for domestic students are currently charged for the Doctor of Business Administration, the Doctor of Applied Linguistics and the Doctor of Professional Communication programs. Information about tuition fees and 'FEE - HELP' can be found on the Macqaurie University Reforms web page. Click on 'Postgraduate Research' under 'Postgraduate Coursework' for 'FEE - HELP'.
International Students
International students, apart from scholarship recipients have to pay an acceptance fee prior to arrival and enrolment at Macquarie. International students are expected to pay a Commencement fee which is equivalent to one semester's fee upon their acceptance of the offer. The Commencement fee is the tuition fee for the first semester paid upfront. After the student is enrolled, they will have to pay fees at the beginning of each half year - in January and in July.
As from 2007, Student Fees will no longer be sending out Tax Invoice to students. Students are expected to check their Statement of Outstanding Charges through 'My Finances' via e-Student. They are expected to pay their fees by the due date shown on the Statement of Outstanding Charges. If they have a problem with their fees payment, they should contact Student Fees on student_fees@mq.edu.au. Payment due dates can also be found at the Office of Financial Services website .
Students who do not pay their fees by the due date may run the risk of having their enrolment cancelled under the University Policy.
All programs for International students are fee-paying programs. Students enrolling from 2007 onwards will have their fees subject to indexation each year.
Students should be aware that fees may change from year to year and that the University reserves the right to vary, without notice any information relating to fees applicable to enrolment in any course or unit of study.