What does it cost to study with UTS Online?
Your total course fees depend on how many subjects you complete, but each one is an investment in real-world skills, expert-led learning and the flexibility to study on your terms. Below, you’ll find a clear breakdown of per-subject costs by course, along with FEE-HELP and other support options to back your journey.
Schedule of fees
Advanced Nursing
Business Administration
Digital Marketing
Education
Health Services Management
International Relations
Property Development
Psychology
Public Health
Strategic Communication
Sustainability
Technology Management
Urban Planning and Design
Women's and Children's Health
How can I get fee assistance?
FEE-HELP is a loan scheme provided by the Australian Government to assist eligible students with their university fees. It can cover all or part of your tuition costs, and repayment is made through the tax system once your income exceeds a designated threshold.
You are eligible for FEE-HELP if you are an Australian citizen or hold a permanent humanitarian visa and reside in Australia while studying.
However, New Zealand citizens and holders of other types of permanent visas are not eligible for this scheme.
A world-class education, 100% online
Your course fees give you full access to everything UTS Online has to offer
Stay connected
Get the support and guidance you need through direct access to academic staff, ensuring your questions are answered and you stay on track.
Interactive assessments
Apply your knowledge through scenario-based projects and problem-solving activities that mirror industry challenges.
On-demand learning
Attend live virtual classes or watch recordings at a time that suits you, allowing for a flexible learning experience.
Collaborate and network
Connect with fellow students through discussion boards and group projects, building professional relationships that extend beyond your studies.
Weekly modules
Clear, structured content helps you manage your time effectively, so you know exactly what to focus on each week.
Track your progress
Submit assignments online and receive timely feedback, helping you stay motivated and on top of your learning journey.
Fees, financial support and affordability FAQs
We understand that the cost of postgraduate study can be a concern. Here are some tips to help you navigate this challenge while considering the long-term benefits:
- Explore FEE-HELP: Check if you're eligible for FEE-HELP, a government loan scheme that can assist in covering your tuition fees. This financial support can make your postgraduate journey more accessible.
- Industry research: Research your chosen industry's skill and job demands. Understanding the market can help you make informed decisions about your investment in education.
- Apply your gained skills: Don't wait until you complete your degree to apply what you've learned. Seek opportunities to apply your new skills in your current job or through internships. This can enhance your career prospects and potentially offset some costs.
- Consider the non-financial benefits: Remember that the benefits of postgraduate study extend beyond finances. It can lead to fulfilling careers, increased confidence, and improved job satisfaction. These intangible rewards are part of your overall return on investment.
While postgraduate study may require an initial financial investment, the long-term benefits can far outweigh the costs. Additionally, exploring financial assistance options and considering the broader advantages can help make it a more manageable and rewarding experience. For a step-by-step guide to understanding and utilising FEE-HELP effectively, see here.
No, UTS Online courses are not Commonwealth-supported. However, you may be eligible for the FEE-HELP loan scheme to assist in paying tuition fees for your online course.
FEE-HELP is a government loan scheme assisting Australian citizens, current or previous Humanitarian visa holders, and eligible New Zealand citizens in paying their tuition fees. Students can apply with their tax file number and unique student identifier (USI) during the acceptance process and will be automatically eligible for FEE-HELP if they have a sufficient HELP balance. You will begin to repay a percentage of your loan, which will be determined based on your income and circumstances. Learn more about FEE-HELP on the Australian Government Study Assist website.