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STUDENT FEES AND FUNDING

STUDENT FEES AND FUNDING

Find information about tuition fees, payment options, FEE-HELP and additional fees that may apply during your studies at the College of Law.

TAKING THE NEXT STEP

 

Whether you're exploring your study options or preparing to enrol, you'll find information here about course fees, funding options and financial assistance available at the College of Law.

From FEE-HELP to scholarships and bursaries, we're committed to helping students access legal education and take the next step in their professional journey.

Explore your funding and payment options below, or jump directly to the fees for your program.

 

PRACTICAL LEGAL TRAINING FEES

Program fees apply when you enrol in the Practical Legal Training program. Different fees may apply depending on your enrolment and whether you are a domestic or international student.

 

Program Domestic fee International fee
Practical Legal Training Program $9,200 $13,270
Clinical Experience Module 15 days, where selected $1,690 $1,690
Clinical Experience Module 25 days, where selected $1,620 $1,620

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our policies for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

Additional fees may apply if you select certain program options or request particular administrative services.

Not every fee listed below will apply to every student. Contact us if you are unsure whether a charge applies to your circumstances.

 

Fee description Domestic & international fee
Transfer within a Program to a different offering $400
Oral assessment reschedule $100
CEM transfer $100
Archive search and reproduction of documents $60
Non-refundable academic appeal $100
Re-sending of materials to students where first delivery has failed $60
Part Program transfer $60
London on-site additional charge $1,575

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our policies for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

POSTGRADUATE FEES

Postgraduate tuition fees vary by course, subject and enrolment. Check the relevant course information and your enrolment details to understand the fees that apply.

 

Postgraduate program 2026 domestic & international fee 2027 domestic & international fee
Master of Laws (Applied Law) $4,150 per subject $4,295 per subject
Graduate Diploma of Applied Law $4,150 per subject $4,295 per subject
Graduate Certificate of Applied Law $4,150 per subject $4,295 per subject

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our policies for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

Additional charges may apply for certain enrolment changes, academic processes or administrative services.

Not every fee listed below will apply to every student. Contact us if you are unsure whether a charge applies to your circumstances.

 

Fee description Domestic & international fee
Testamur & Academic Transcript reprint $60
Archive search $60
Remark request $50

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our policies for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

SHORT COURSES FEES

Short course fees vary by course. Check the relevant course information and your enrolment details to understand the fees that apply.

 

Short course Domestic & international fee
Legal Practice Management Course NSW $1,900
Legal Practice Management Course QLD $2,200
Legal Practice Management South Australia $1,900
Legal Practice Management Course Victoria $2,200
Nationally Accredited Mediator Training Program $2,990
National Mediation Assessment $1,200
Mental Health First Aid for Legal Professionals $429
Mental Health First Aid Refresher Training $329

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our policies for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

Additional fees may apply if you select certain program options or request particular administrative services.

Not every fee listed below will apply to every student. Contact us if you are unsure whether a charge applies to your circumstances.

 

Fee description Domestic & international fee
AMDRAS Training and Assessment cancellation or transfer fee $400
Legal Practice Management and all other short courses cancellation or transfer fee $250
Mental Health First Aid cancellation or transfer fee $100
Notarial Practice Assessment resit $550
National Mediation Assessment resit $880

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our terms and conditions for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

CPD FEES

CPD fees vary by course, format and delivery method. The applicable fee will be displayed on the individual course page and during registration.

Browse CPD courses

Additional fees may apply to certain CPD services or requests.

Not every fee listed below will apply to every student. Contact us if you are unsure whether a charge applies to your circumstances.

 

Fee description Domestic & international fee
Cancellation or transfer fee $100

 

Fees are subject to change. The applicable fee will be confirmed during the relevant process. Please refer to our terms and conditions for eligibility requirements and applicable terms and conditions.

DIRECT PAYMENT

 

If you're not using FEE-HELP, you'll need to pay your fees when you enrol. Payments can be made by credit card or direct deposit.

Credit Card

We accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

Direct Deposit

Account Name: College of Law
Bank Name: National Australia Bank
BSB: 082 212
Account Number: 164 281 531
Bank Address: 32 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest NSW 2065

FEE-HELP

 

In Australia, the Commonwealth Government provides loans to eligible full fee paying students to assist with tuition fees.

The College is an approved Higher Education Provider (HEP) under the Higher Education Support Act 2003. Therefore, if you meet the Commonwealth’s FEE-HELP eligibility criteria, you can apply for a FEE-HELP loan.

The Commonwealth Government will pay the amount of the loan to The College of Law on your behalf. You then repay the loan to the government either voluntarily or through the tax system. View more information about loan repayments.

For more information about FEE-HELP, visit the StudyAssist website or call 1800 020 108.

You can apply for a FEE-HELP loan when enrolling in an eligible Practical Legal Training program, Clinical Experience Module (CEM), or Postgraduate subject at the College of Law.

To apply, you must complete and submit an Electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form (eCAF) before the relevant census date.

You can check the status of your FEE-HELP application by confirming your eCAF was submitted successfully and reviewing your Commonwealth Assistance Notice (CAN) after the census date.

Your CAN will confirm:

  • your enrolment details
  • any tuition fees charged
  • the amount deferred to your FEE-HELP loan

Your FEE-HELP limit is the total amount of FEE‑HELP you can use.

To monitor your student loans, you can log into the myHELPbalance website at any time.

The census date is the last day that a FEE-HELP student may withdraw from the program without financial penalty.

If you are transferring or deferring, you still remain linked to the original census date and will incur a Commonwealth debt after that date. If you do not wish to acquire a Commonwealth debt you must withdraw and pay the early withdrawal fee before the original census date.

You can repay your FEE-HELP loan voluntarily or through compulsory payments via the tax system.

Visit the StudyAssist website to learn more about FEE-HELP loan repayments.

NEED HELP UNDERSTANDING YOUR FEES, FUNDING OPTIONS OR ELIGIBILITY?

 

Whether you have a question about tuition fees, additional charges, FEE-HELP or financial assistance, our team is here to help.

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