The amount you pay for each unit (your tuition fee) depends on your course, enrolment, and citizenship. All domestic undergraduate places are Commonwealth-supported. UWA offers a limited number of postgraduate Commonwealth-supported places based on meeting eligibility and criteria requirements. Depending on your course and citizenship, you may be eligible to defer your fees through HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP government loans.

Australian citizens, permanent humanitarian visa holders and New Zealand citizens under a Special Visa Category are eligible for this option. Other New Zealand citizens and non-humanitarian permanent residents of Australia are required to pay their tuition fees, directly to the University.

Further information on eligibility for the Special Visa Category is available at Study Assist.

Student contribution amounts

At UWA, courses comprise a number of units. A standard unit is worth six credit points. Full-time students usually study four six-credit-point units in a semester for a total of eight six-credit-point units in a year. Fees are billed on a semester basis.

The amount of an individual's student contribution each semester depends on the mix of units in which they are enrolled. Full details of costs of units are available on the Fee Calculator.

Student contribution rates for Commonwealth-supported students

Rates are available at the Australian Government's Study Assist website.