A Bachelor of Business at JCU Singapore costs 53,783 USD for the whole course from Trimester 1, 2027[1], and the parchment is the same award JCU issues in Queensland. The rules around that degree, though, are those of a private education institution registered with SWDA, not of one of Singapore's autonomous universities. There is no MOE Tuition Grant here, so you pay the full unsubsidised fee. You cannot work at all while you study, and there is no post-study job-hunting pass, so you need the offer first.
Teaching runs in English, with intakes in January, May and September. A bachelor's runs 24 months and a coursework master's 12, cutting a year of living costs. Attendance is scanned at the gate, and falling short is a visa problem rather than a house-rule one.
The parchment is Australian — the same award JCU issues in Queensland
JCU puts it without hedging: you graduate with exactly the same globally recognised degree as students in Australia[8]. The awarding body is an Australian provider on the national register, TEQSA Provider ID PRV12077[9].
The Business School holds AACSB accreditation, which fewer than 5% of the world's business programmes have
JCU cites that share itself[10], and AACSB lists the Singapore campus separately in its directory[11]. The campus also holds EduTrust Star, the top national quality tier for private institutions, first awarded in 2015[12].
A bachelor's runs 24 months and a coursework master's 12, cutting a year of living costs
Three trimesters a year, four subjects in each, 24 subjects for a bachelor's and 12 for the MBA[6]. The price of that pace is a 90% attendance rule your pass depends on.
Accounting and psychology degrees carry the professional recognitions that decide careers
The Bachelor of Commerce accounting major is accredited by CPA Australia and CA ANZ and recognised by ACCA; the psychology degrees are accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council; the HR major by AHRI[10].
You can spend up to two trimesters in Australia without changing degree, course or fee currency
The Intercampus Exchange sends Singapore students to Townsville or Cairns while they stay enrolled here and keep paying Singapore fees[13].
What JCU Singapore cannot offer you
You cannot work at all while you study — not term-time, not vacations
Singapore's work-pass exemption follows a named list of institutions, and JCU Singapore is on neither the term-time nor the vacation list[14]. JCU prints the consequence on every course page: students on a Student's Pass are not permitted to work[6].
There is no post-study job-hunting pass, so you need the offer first
The graduate Long-Term Visit Pass is open only to graduates of the institutions on ICA's list — six local universities, five polytechnics, six offshore institutes with a local campus, LASALLE and NAFA. JCU Singapore is not among them[15].
No MOE Tuition Grant, so you pay the full unsubsidised fee
The Tuition Grant covers selected courses at the polytechnics, ITE, the arts institutions and the autonomous universities[16]. A private institution sits outside it — which also means no three-year Singapore work bond attached to your fee.
Attendance is scanned at the gate, and 90% is a visa condition rather than a house rule
International students must hit 90% class and campus attendance every month and be on campus at least three hours a day, Monday to Friday, recorded by gate readers[17]. Miss seven consecutive days and the university reports it to ICA.
The rankings quoted for JCU belong to the Australian parent, not this campus
QS 2027 puts James Cook University at =438 and lists Townsville as the campus behind the entry[18]; THE 2027 places it in the 326-350 band[19]. The marine-science reputation sits in Queensland too.
One degree, two regulators
The confusing part of a branch campus is that two legal systems sit on top of the same student. The award comes from James Cook University in Australia, a TEQSA-registered provider with CRICOS Provider Code 00117J. The thing you enrol in is James Cook University Pte. Ltd., a Singapore company whose PEI registration number is 200100786K and whose current registration period runs from 13 July 2026 to 12 July 2032[9]. All courses taught here are registered with the Skills and Workforce Development Agency and governed by EduTrust[3].
That split explains almost every practical question about the campus. Anything that follows the award travels with you: the AQF level, the professional accreditations, recognition by employers and by universities you later apply to. Anything that follows the institution stops at the Singapore border — work rights, the tuition subsidy, the post-study pass, and the immigration list your graduation certificate does or does not open. An applicant weighing JCU against a public Singapore university is really weighing an Australian degree obtained cheaply and quickly against a Singapore degree that comes with a local labour-market entry route.
The student-protection machinery is the other half of private-institution status, and it works in your favour. EduTrust requires every student to be covered by a Fee Protection Scheme; JCU uses group insurance underwritten by Lonpac Insurance Bhd, so fees you have paid are protected if the institution fails[12]. Enrolled students are also covered by a group hospitalisation and surgical policy through NTUC Income[17]. Public universities do not need either scheme; a private institution cannot enrol a foreign student without them.
The campus has sat at 149 Sims Drive, east of the city centre, since 2015[20]. Five schools teach here — the Business School, the School of Science and Technology, the School of Social and Health Science, the Language School and the Pathways School[21]. It is a single-site urban campus, not a precinct: a two-storey library, four auditoriums, ten collaboration rooms, a financial lab, science and biosciences labs, an AquaHealth lab, an aquaculture research and teaching facility, a psychology research and teaching facility, prayer rooms, a dance studio, a gym and a cafeteria with halal stalls[20]. There is no student housing.
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Campus Type
Urban
Library
Yes
Sport Facilities
Yes
The catalogue is narrow and vocational, and every undergraduate and postgraduate program is taught in blended mode — face-to-face teaching combined with online delivery[22]. The fields are business, commerce, accounting, economics, IT, cybersecurity, data science, psychology, aquaculture and environmental science, tourism and hospitality, guidance and counselling, plus pathway courses and research degrees. Two structural details are worth knowing before you shortlist. A double major in business costs no extra time or money, and the joint Master of Information Technology and MBA is a single enrolment rather than two degrees stacked[8].
Check the closures and the restrictions first. Early Childhood Education is teaching out by December 2026, the Internet of Things major by September 2027, and three Master of Information Technology majors — Business Informatics, Computing, and Interactive Technologies and Games Design — by January 2027. The Master of Psychology (Clinical) and the Master of Guidance and Counselling admit only Singaporeans, permanent residents and dependant pass holders, and have no international fee at all[1]. A separate list applies to the Australian exchange: cybersecurity, economics, tourism and hospitality, the psychology honours year and the counselling master's cannot be taken at the Queensland campuses[13].
The study process: four subjects, fourteen weeks, three times a year
A trimester is a full teaching period compressed into roughly fourteen weeks, and you take four subjects in each of them. The 2026 calendar shows the shape precisely: Trimester 1 ran from 19 January to 25 April, Trimester 2 from 18 May to 22 August, Trimester 3 from 14 September to 12 December, each preceded by a two-week orientation and closed by an eight-day examination period[23]. Inside each trimester the same checkpoints recur: enrolment closes in the first week, a census date falls about three and a half weeks in, one study week sits at the midpoint and another immediately before exams, and the last date to withdraw without academic penalty lands roughly halfway through.
Trimester, 2026 pattern
Teaching period
Exams and results
Trimester 1 (January intake)
19 January to 25 April, orientation from 5 January
Exams 18-25 April, results 11 May
Trimester 2 (May intake)
18 May to 22 August, orientation from 4 May
Exams 15-22 August, results 7 September
Trimester 3 (September intake)
14 September to 12 December, orientation from 31 August
Exams 5-12 December, results 23 December
Two years of that is a genuine workload, not a marketing number. There is no long summer: the gap between trimesters is about three weeks, and a full-time student takes twelve subjects a calendar year instead of the eight a two-semester degree spreads over the same months. The Bachelor of Business carries 72 credit points across 24 subjects and ends with a compulsory work-integrated learning capstone — a professional internship, a multidisciplinary project or an independent project — which you only become eligible for after completing a series of online career-development modules earlier in the degree[6]. Part-time study stretches the same bachelor's to 48 months and the MBA to 16.
The attendance rule has teeth
This is the part applicants underestimate. As an international student you must meet 90% class attendance and 90% campus attendance every month and overall, and be physically on campus for at least three hours a day from Monday to Friday outside breaks, exam weeks and public holidays. Attendance is recorded by scanning a mobile device at readers on the main gate and outside the One-Stop Centre; side and back gates do not count. Class attendance has a 30-minute scan window — fifteen minutes either side of the start — and a scan outside it marks you absent. Absence is appealed through a leave application with documentary evidence, and medical certificates are accepted only from doctors registered with the Singapore Medical Council[17]. Fall below the threshold without valid reason and the university is required to report it; the Student's Pass may be cancelled or not renewed. Domestic students face a 75% class requirement and no campus requirement at all.
Academic support
The Learning Centre is the main academic-skills service: learning advisors and learning technologists, the EMAS peer tutor and academic literacies scheme, statistics and mathematics support, research literacy sessions and APA 7th referencing resources[24]. Student Affairs adds orientation in the week before teaching starts, a student mentor program, careers workshops and counselling referrals[25]. There is a dedicated AccessAbility service for students with disabilities, and the campus runs its own psychology clinic where therapy is charged at 19 USD an hour and a full psychological assessment at 228 USD, with discounts or waivers on a household-income test[20]. For an international student on a tight budget in an expensive city, that last line is worth more than it looks.
Pathways: what to do when your school leaving certificate is a year short
Direct entry needs twelve completed years of schooling or the equivalent. Eleven years is common in several of JCU's main markets, and the campus runs its own answer to it. The Pre-University Foundation Program takes eight months — two trimesters of five subjects, ten subjects and 30 credit points — and JCU publishes an explicit country-by-country entry table: Year 11 with a 60% average for India, a Year 11 graduation certificate with 75% for the Philippines, Senior Middle 2 with 60% for China, SMA 2 with a GPA of 7.0 for Indonesia, SPM or UEC with five C-average passes for Malaysia, GCE O-Levels with a C average in five subjects for Singapore, Sri Lanka, Brunei and Mauritius[26].
The progression bar is specific and easy to miss: ten subjects passed at 50% or better each, plus an overall 65%, and some bachelor's programs demand a higher average than that or do not accept the foundation route at all. The foundation program also has its own lower English threshold — IELTS 5.5 with no band under 5.0, TOEFL iBT 56 or PTE Academic 46[26].
Two other routes exist. The English Language Preparatory Program substitutes for a test score at every level and is the only English program in Singapore endorsed by Australia's NEAS scheme[10]. The Diploma of Higher Education, in business studies, IT or psychological science, is for applicants who finished twelve years but miss direct degree entry; finishing it earns advanced standing of up to eight subjects in the matching bachelor's, which is a third of the degree[6]. Graduates of unrelated disciplines heading for the MBA have the Postgraduate Qualifying Program (Business).
What a JCU Singapore degree costs from Trimester 1, 2027
JCU prices courses as whole-of-course totals, not annual fees, and the current table is stamped for students commencing from Trimester 1, 2027, with all figures inclusive of the 9% Singapore GST[6]. These are the international rates; Singapore citizens, permanent residents and pass holders other than Student's Pass holders pay a lower domestic rate on the same table.
Item
Amount
Bachelor of Business, Commerce, Economics, IT or Cybersecurity
34 USD plus 46 USD, plus 23 USD for a Multiple Journey Visa if you need one
Academic calendar
Trimesters
Scholarships
Yes
Financial Aid
No
Bachelor
Local20,000USD/year
Foreign22,000USD/year
Master
Local28,000USD/year
Foreign30,000USD/year
Two things about that table matter more than the numbers in it. It moved to the 2027 cycle before the 2027 academic calendar was published, so a figure you found earlier in 2026 is already superseded — check the course page, not a cached quote. And JCU states plainly that fees are subject to change in following years, so the rate that binds you is the one written into your student contract when you sign, not the one on the website when you apply. Beyond tuition, the compulsory extras are small but real: the Fee Protection Scheme premium at 0.52% of the year's fees with a minimum of 8 USD, a 25 USD late payment fee, 165 USD to change course or major, and 41 USD for a supplementary examination[22]. Payment runs through Flywire or Convera for international transfers; a 0% instalment plan exists but only for Singapore credit-card holders.
Living costs are the line applicants underestimate. JCU's own budget puts a student at 1,123-3,186 USD/month, broken down as 607-2,276 USD for accommodation, 341-455 USD for food at roughly 11-15 USD a day at hawker centres, 76-114 USD for transport, 23-38 USD for mobile and internet and 76-303 USD personal[7]. One small saving: the JCU student card doubles as an EZ-link stored-value card for buses and the MRT, so there is no separate transport pass to buy.
There is no hall of residence and no first-year guarantee, because the campus owns no accommodation at all. Instead JCU appoints private co-living operators who sign a standard service agreement with the university, publishes them with photographs, prices and travel times, and runs a searchable index of rooms by price, bed count and commute[29]. The university is explicit that it does not own the buildings and does not run the service for profit, and confirmation comes from the operator, not from JCU. The index is a live list whose entries change and do not always match the operators' own pages, so the prices below are taken from individual provider pages as JCU listed them on 1 October 2026.
Room type
Appointed provider
Monthly rent per bed
Twin sharing, shared bathroom, only for students who arrive as a pair
A concrete example makes the trade-off legible. Brickhouse @ Sims, a five-minute walk from campus, charges 759 USD for a standard twin, 971 USD for a deluxe twin, 1,366 USD for a premium single and 1,593 USD for a deluxe single with an attached bathroom, with a one-off non-refundable administrative fee of 152 USD and a security deposit of one month's rent[35]. Rent at appointed providers includes wi-fi, utilities in most cases, air conditioning, a wardrobe and desk, weekly housekeeping of common areas and use of the kitchen and washing machine.
The process matters as much as the price. You apply for accommodation through JCU's Pre-Arrival System only after your Student's Pass receives In-Principle Approval, and the university advises against booking before that[36]. Contracts run a minimum of three months, and up-front you pay one month's rent, a refundable deposit and administrative and access-card charges. If you arrange housing yourself, two national rules apply: an HDB flat or bedroom has a six-month minimum rental and the landlord must get HDB approval to register you as a tenant, while a private unit has a three-month minimum and a cap of six occupants. Parents cannot stay with you in appointed accommodation. Our guide to renting an apartment abroad covers what a deposit should and should not cover.
Money off the fee, and the subsidy that does not reach here
Funding at JCU Singapore is thin, and the honest summary is that most international students pay the sticker price. The single named award for international applicants is the JCU Merit Scholarship (International). As the scholarships page stood in July 2026, it was competitive, open only to international students starting at JCU for the first time as full-time undergraduates or postgraduates, decided on the results of your highest qualification, and worth up to 15,173 USD depending on those results and the course; you apply by submitting a scholarship form with your course application. It excludes the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours), the Graduate Diploma of Psychology, the Master of Psychology (Clinical) and the Master of Philosophy, and JCU states that eligibility criteria vary by country, sending applicants to its regional recruiters — with separate contacts for north India, south India and the Philippines[37]. The award's older standalone terms add the conditions that shape it: the scholarship is offset against the final subjects of your course, up to the tuition for eight subjects — a third of a 24-subject bachelor's; holders cannot take any other JCU Singapore scholarship, cannot transfer the award to an Australian campus, and are expected to act as student ambassadors[38]. Withdraw early and the university reserves the right to reclaim what it has paid.
Two cautions. Those standalone terms were written for a November 2017 intake, and the live scholarships page now sits behind a JCU sign-in: on 1 October 2026 both www.jcu.edu.sg/scholarships and the move-up scholarships page still redirected there, which is why the 15,173 USD ceiling above comes from the archived July 2026 version. Treat award amounts on third-party sites as unverified and ask admissions in writing what is on offer for your intake before you count on it. The second caution is structural: because JCU is a private institution, the MOE Tuition Grant does not reach it[16], so there is no government subsidy and, equally, no three-year Singapore employment bond. Our overview of scholarships for international students covers the external funds worth trying instead.
Admission is rolling and criteria-based, not competitive: meet the academic and English standards, apply in time, and an offer follows. JCU assesses school qualifications case by case rather than from a published grade table[39], which is good news for applicants from systems that rarely appear in admissions tables and bad news for anyone who wants certainty before applying.
From a school certificate to a JCU bachelor's
Check your qualification covers 12 years: CBSE or ISC Class 12, Philippine senior high school, A-levels, the IB Diploma and a US high-school diploma normally qualify; WAEC and NECO results are assessed individually.
A year short? Take the foundation program or the Diploma of Higher Education, and check the progression average your target bachelor's degree demands before you enrol.
Book English early: IELTS 6.0 with no band below 6.0, TOEFL iBT 74 with no section under 18, or PTE Academic 52 with no component under 52; JCU's own English program substitutes for a score[6].
Apply at least 6 weeks before the intake with certified transcripts, passport, a photograph and your English result, pay the 197 USD application fee and attach the scholarship form.
Sign the student contract, which starts the 7-working-day cooling-off clock, then pay the first trimester fee once the pass receives In-Principle Approval. ICA's own processing target for an EduTrust-accredited private institution is two weeks; JCU advises two to four[27].
Master's entry, and the courses closed to internationals
Confirm the course admits international students — clinical psychology and guidance and counselling do not.
Match the entry rule: the MBA takes a cognate bachelor's, an honours degree, a graduate certificate in business administration, a bachelor's in any field plus two years in a managerial role, or four years of management experience assessed by the course coordinator[4].
Reach IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0, TOEFL iBT 86 with no section under 21, or PTE Academic 58, and assemble degree certificate, transcripts and CV. Research degrees need two academic referee reports and are exempt from the application fee.
Lodge any credit-transfer claim with the application, not after it. Credit is granted only for study completed in the ten years before the course starts, and the MBA caps it at 12 credit points[4].
Apply on the same 6-week cut-off, then follow steps 4 and 5 above. A master's degree here is three trimesters, so a missed intake costs four months.
Timing, and the 2027 calendar JCU has not published
Stage
When, and what it means
Trimester intakes
January, May and September — a missed start costs four months, not a year
Merit Scholarship
Scholarship form submitted with the course application; criteria vary by country, so confirm the timing with your regional JCU contact
2027 academic calendar
Not published as of 1 October 2026: the calendars page lists 2025 and 2026 only, both last updated 19 August 2025[40]
2027 admissions schedule
Also unpublished — the admissions schedule page still shows the 2026 chart[41]
Plan on the 2026 pattern, which has been stable for years, and confirm the exact dates with admissions before you book flights. The fee table has already moved to the 2027 cycle even though the calendar has not, so the intake months themselves are not in doubt.
Why the work rules differ at a private institution
Work rights in Singapore follow the institution, not the student, and the mechanism is a list rather than a category. The Ministry of Manpower names every school whose Student's Pass holders may work up to 16 hours a week in term time or without limit during vacations, and that list is not a simple public-private divide: INSEAD, ESSEC, S P Jain, TUM Asia, DigiPen, LASALLE and NAFA are all on it, and all are private. JCU Singapore is not[14]. So the answer is not "private institutions cannot work" but the narrower and harder fact that this one cannot. Budget for zero earnings across the whole course.
The same page sets out what to do instead. A foreign student on a training attachment needs an employer-sponsored Training Work Permit or Training Employment Pass; working without one is an offence. That matters for the work-integrated learning capstone in the Bachelor of Business and the professional project in the MBA — plan the paperwork with the careers team well before the placement trimester, not during it.
The campus runs a full careers operation from the Student Hub in Block C: one-to-one career advisory, a careers convention each trimester, an employers link programme, an employment-opportunities board, a mentorship scheme, an internship service and employability workshops on resumes and interview technique[42].
On outcomes, JCU publishes more than most private institutions and the numbers are worth reading with their date attached. The most recent survey on its graduate outcomes page is the 2023/2024 edition, conducted by Blackbox Research between June and October 2024 and covering the 2023 graduating cohort[43]. In it, 84.9% of bachelor's graduates were employed in Singapore six months after graduation, up from 73.2% for the 2022 cohort; 63% held full-time permanent roles, at a median gross 2,655 USD/month[44]. Two caveats belong next to those figures: the survey targeted 1180 graduates and got about a 20% response rate, and as of 1 October 2026 no newer edition has been published, so the newest available data describes students who graduated three years ago.
The structural limit is the one to plan around. Because JCU Singapore is absent from ICA's list of institutes of higher learning, its graduates cannot apply for the one-year graduate Long-Term Visit Pass that lets a fresh graduate stay and look for work[15]. Staying in Singapore therefore means holding a job offer before your Student's Pass expires, with the employer applying for the work pass. That is a real constraint, and it is the single biggest reason to think carefully before treating this campus as an immigration route.
Exchange to Australia, and the pass you have to re-apply for
The Intercampus Exchange is the most distinctive thing on offer, and also the most procedurally fiddly. You can spend one or two trimesters at Townsville or Cairns while remaining a Singapore-campus student: course fees stay payable in Singapore, and only the Australian Overseas Health Cover is paid to the host campus. Eligibility needs an AQF level 7 or higher coursework program, satisfactory academic status, age 18 or over, no outstanding debt and at least nine credit points already passed. Applications close on fixed dates — 30 August of the previous year for a January start, 1 January for May, 30 April for September[13].
The trap is immigration, not academics. Your Singapore Student's Pass is cancelled once you begin studying in Australia, and you must apply for a new one to come back — JCU asks students to start that at least three months before the returning term. You also need an Australian student visa for the exchange itself, and a Genuine Temporary Entrant assessment may be run by the Australian campus. Two trimesters is the maximum; longer means a formal campus transfer with its own fee consequences. If Australia is where you actually want to end up, compare this with simply studying in Australia from the start, where post-study work rights exist.
Research here is genuine but narrow, and mostly relevant if you are considering a master's by research or a PhD. The Tropical Futures Institute was the first research institute established by an Australian university in Singapore[45], and the campus names its research strengths as aquaculture and environmental and marine science; business, management and accounting; computer science; applied, social and cognitive psychology; and social sciences — with active work on reef fish evolutionary ecology, selective breeding of aquaculture species, alternative proteins, human-computer interaction and cybersecurity, and mental health[46]. The campus publishes a list of possible higher-degree-by-research projects, which is the practical starting point for a supervisor search. Undergraduates do not get research positions of the kind a large research university offers; the aquaculture and psychology teaching facilities are the realistic point of contact with laboratory work.
Applying to JCU Singapore from overseas
Because JCU assesses school qualifications individually rather than from a table, email admissions a scan of your certificate early and ask for a written equivalency assessment. It matters most for WAEC and NECO holders, Indian state boards outside CBSE and ISC, and anyone with eleven years of schooling — it decides between direct entry and a foundation year, and that is a difference of eight months and roughly 14,414 USD.
Have transcripts issued in English by the awarding body where you can; otherwise use a certified diploma translation and keep the original with it. Sit the English test before applying — the six-week cut-off leaves no room for a retake. Settle credit transfer before you sign anything: because the student contract is an EduTrust requirement that fixes your fees and course dates, JCU states that once it is sealed it is binding and cannot be amended, so a late credit claim simply cannot be honoured[47]. Keep money liquid at In-Principle Approval, when the first trimester fee falls due. For the destination rather than the campus, see our guides to studying in Singapore and to choosing among Singapore's universities.
What happens to my money if the Student's Pass is refused?
A refusal counts as withdrawal for cause: course and miscellaneous fees are refunded in full within 7 working days[47]. The application fee stays non-refundable.
And if I change my mind after signing?
Inside the 7-working-day cooling-off period the contract's highest refundable rate applies. Withdraw more than 21 days before the start and 80% of tuition and course fees comes back, less administrative charges; within 21 days, nothing.
Do I need SAT, GMAT or GRE scores?
No. The entry requirements JCU Singapore publishes for its bachelor's and master's courses name no standardised admissions test; the gates are your qualification, your English score and, for some postgraduate courses, managerial work experience.
Can I switch course after I start?
Yes, after at least one study period, applying at least six weeks before the new study period. You must meet the new course's entry requirements, sign a fresh contract and apply to ICA for a transfer of course; processing takes 14 working days[47].
Who regulates the campus, and has the regulator changed?
Yes. From 1 July 2026 the Private Education Act and EduTrust have been administered by the Skills and Workforce Development Agency, formed by merging SkillsFuture Singapore with Workforce Singapore[3]. JCU's registration under it runs to 12 July 2032.
Is the degree recognised back home?
It is an Australian award from a TEQSA-registered provider, so recognition follows Australian qualifications rather than Singaporean ones. For licensed professions check the accrediting body for your field — psychology through APAC, accounting through CPA Australia, CA ANZ or ACCA — since a degree alone rarely grants the right to practise.
When the Singapore campus is the right call
Choose JCU Singapore when you want an Australian degree without Australian living costs or the four-year timeline, you are aiming at business, accounting, IT, psychology or hospitality rather than a research career, your funding is secured without part-time earnings, and you intend to take the qualification somewhere else afterwards — home, the Gulf, or a master's in a third country.
Look elsewhere when your plan depends on working during study, on staying to job-hunt, or on a subsidised fee. If a Singapore address and a local career are the point, the National University of Singapore carries the Tuition Grant, work rights and the post-study pass, at a far higher entry bar and with a three-year employment bond attached. If the Australian degree is the point and you can afford four years, the Queensland campuses add marine science, genuine research access and post-study work rights. And if the two-year timeline is what attracts you, price the compressed workload honestly before you commit to it.
What the student contract locks in
Your fee for the whole course, at the rate current when you sign — so confirm the intake the quoted table applies to.
Every credit exemption you have claimed. Nothing can be added once the contract is sealed.
Your course and start date, and with them the attendance obligations your Student's Pass depends on.
Seven working days of cooling-off from the signature date. After that the refund ladder is fixed.
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