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  1. Being granted PR status after you have applied to study at UWA as an international student

    If you are granted Permanent Residency after you have applied to UWA but before you have commenced studies, your International Offer becomes void, and you will need to re-apply as a Domestic Student... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  2. Discount on tuition fees for sending more than one child to UWA College

    Do you have a sibling who has already studied with us? Or are you studying at UWA College, and your sibling(s) are ready to follow in your footsteps? If so, your family could be eligible for a 5%... Date Updated: 14/04/2025

  3. SA-HELP debt following deferred payment of SSAF after census date

    If you withdraw from units after the relevant census date you will remain liable for the SA-HELP debt after the census date.  The University of Western Australia is not permitted to remove this... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  4. Paying UniHall fees

    All students are required to pay two weeks rent in advance to secure their place at UniHall. These funds are used to offset the first two weeks of rent. From then on, the rent will be deducted from... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  5. Partial Payment Nomination

    This option is available if you would like one of your recently made payments to be partially allocated to your student contribution/tuition (course fees) or Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). Please... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  6. Refund of tuition fee from a UWA College course

    Updated Please refer to the terms and conditions sent with your Letter of Offer or visit the  Refund of Tuition Fees for International Students Policy on our website.  Date Updated: 02/02/2026

  7. HECS-HELP explained

    HECS‑HELP is a loan scheme for eligible students enrolled in Commonwealth Supported Places to pay their student contribution amounts (tuition fees). It cannot be used for additional study costs such... Date Updated: 22/10/2025

  8. Commonwealth supported places explained

    A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) is a place at a university or higher education provider where the government pays part of your tuition fees. This part is a subsidy, not a loan, and you don't... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  9. How gaining permanent residency affects your eligibility for FEE-HELP

    You are only entitled to FEE-HELP assistance if you are one of the following: an Australian citizen who will study at least one unit of your course of study in Australia; or a New Zealand Special... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  10. Domestic CSP Students residing offshore

    To be eligible for a CSP, you must be one of the following: be an Australian citizen, who will complete some of your course of study while resident in Australia; or a New Zealand citizen; or an... Date Updated: 29/10/2025