How to calculate fees
- Future students can use the Indicative Fees Tool for an indication of fees payable.
- Current students can access fees on the Fee Statement in myUNSW at the beginning of each teaching period.
- Course fees can also be calculated by multiplying the cost by the total unit of credit (UOC). You can find the UOC values in the Handbook.
PLEASE NOTE:
Fees are charged at the course's level of study (i.e. undegraduate / postgraduate / research). This means that if you are a postgraduate student undertaking an undergraduate subject, you will be charged at the undergraduate rate. For example:Example 1: A postgraduate student enrolling in an undergraduate course such as PHAR3306 which has a value of 6 UOC: The fee for this course will be $980 x 6 = $5,880 which is charged at the undergraduate rate.
Example 2: A postgraduate student enrolling in a postgraduate course such as PHAR9101 which has a value of 6 UOC: The fee for this course will be $635 x 6 = $3,810 which is charged at the postgraduate rate.