Every Australian degree, with the real fee attached
Search 17,932 CRICOS-registered courses from 659 Australian providers, with the course code, the duration and the provider's own published international fee.
Courses by subject
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Courses by degree level
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US
University of New South Wales
Sydney, New South Wales · QS World #19
A$43,000 – A$61,500/yr tuition, indicative
ME
University of Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria · QS World #19
A$40,508 – A$69,484/yr tuition, indicative
SY
University of Sydney
Sydney, New South Wales · QS World #25
A$50,200 – A$64,873/yr tuition, indicative
AN
Australian National University
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory · QS World #30
A$49,820 – A$57,710/yr tuition, indicative
MO
Monash University
Melbourne, Victoria · QS World #37
A$45,313 – A$65,880/yr tuition, indicative
UQ
University of Queensland
Brisbane, Queensland · QS World #42
A$36,152 – A$52,556/yr tuition, indicative
UW
University of Western Australia
Perth, Western Australia · QS World #77
A$42,500 – A$56,442/yr tuition, indicative
AD
Adelaide University
Adelaide, South Australia · QS World #79
A$37,226 – A$54,900/yr tuition, indicative
UT
University of Technology Sydney
Sydney, New South Wales · QS World #96
A$42,010 – A$54,875/yr tuition, indicative
RM
RMIT University
Melbourne, Victoria · QS World #125
A$40,320 – A$51,840/yr tuition, indicative
MA
Macquarie University
Sydney, New South Wales · QS World #138
A$39,267 – A$50,300/yr tuition, indicative
CU
Curtin University
Perth, Western Australia · QS World #183
A$37,293 – A$51,054/yr tuition, indicative
What a year costs, by subject
Browse every course →| Subject | Courses | Lowest | Average | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Administration (MBA) | 2,217 | A$4,800 | A$25,870 | A$121,984 |
| Curriculum & Instruction | 1,462 | A$800 | A$27,248 | A$68,575 |
| Information Technology | 957 | A$6,500 | A$30,059 | A$82,432 |
| Industrial Design | 908 | A$6,500 | A$33,184 | A$78,578 |
| Law (JD) | 756 | A$10,143 | A$46,819 | A$78,578 |
| Hospitality Management | 656 | A$1,706 | A$16,798 | A$72,338 |
| Social Work | 523 | A$5,500 | A$22,102 | A$156,200 |
| Information Systems | 502 | A$6,567 | A$23,727 | A$67,200 |
| Psychology | 461 | A$16,800 | A$43,167 | A$81,351 |
| Accounting | 448 | A$5,807 | A$32,307 | A$82,263 |
| Computer Science | 419 | A$10,200 | A$42,877 | A$92,046 |
| Public Health | 384 | A$13,333 | A$43,136 | A$78,360 |
Each figure is the provider's own published international tuition for one year, across the courses on this site that state one. A provider can revise a fee between intakes, so treat these as indicative and check the course page for the figure it was last read at.
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Universities, by subject:
Best 39 Bachelors Business Administration (MBA) Universities in Australia 39
Best 38 Education Universities in Australia 38
Best 37 Graduate Certificate Business Administration (MBA) Universities in Australia 37
Best 37 Nursing Universities in Australia 37
Best 35 Sports & Recreation Universities in Australia 35
Best 34 Honours Medicine & Health Sciences Universities in Australia 34
Best 34 Bachelors Education Universities in Australia 34
Best 34 Bachelors Nursing Universities in Australia 34
Best 34 Bachelors Information Technology Universities in Australia 34
Best 34 Environmental Science Universities in Australia 34
Best 34 Social Work Universities in Australia 34
Best 33 Physiotherapy Universities in Australia 33
Courses, by subject:
3902 Business & Management Courses in Australia 3,902
2231 Business Administration (MBA) Courses in Australia 2,231
2195 Social Sciences & Psychology Courses in Australia 2,195
1952 Medicine & Health Sciences Courses in Australia 1,952
1766 Computer Science & IT Courses in Australia 1,766
1496 Education Courses in Australia 1,496
1463 Business & Management Courses in New South Wales 1,463
1434 Arts, Design & Architecture Courses in Australia 1,434
1387 Engineering Courses in Australia 1,387
1149 Science Courses in Australia 1,149
1122 Business & Management Courses in Victoria 1,122
963 Information Technology Courses in Australia 963
Every link above is a live list built from the CRICOS register, and the number beside it is what is on that list right now.
How this site is built
Courses, codes and providers come from the Commonwealth CRICOS register, the same register a visa officer checks. Fees are the provider's own published international figure, and they are shown as indicative because a provider can revise them between intakes.
The ranking method is published in full, no institution pays for placement, and we are not an agent. If something here disagrees with a university's own page, the university is right and we want to hear about it.