New receipt for Curtin ePay
From 25 June you will see a small change to the way you get a receipt from Curtin ePay.
By Arun Raj | Student feesStudent fees
Changes to the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) announced
The Australian government recently announced changes to the Higher Education Loan Program including changes to minimum repayment threshold, FEE-HELP loan limit, and a combined renewable loan limit.
By 277477a | Student feesChanges to payment options
As of 1 July 2018, Curtin will no longer accept payments by Australia Post. If you’ve generated an eInvoice prior to this date, you will not be able to use the Australia Post details on your eInvoice.
By Jaimi Baile | Student fees; Student OASISUpdate on the Higher Education Reform Package
In December 2017, the Government announced that many of the reforms proposed in the 2017-18 budget will not proceed. The Government will instead peruse a number of other policy measures…
By 277477a | Student feesChanges to funding for Permanent Residents and New Zealand Citizens
From 1 January 2018, Government subsidies for Australian Permanent Residents and New Zealand citizens enrolling in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) will be withdrawn.
By 277477a | Student feesChanges to Enabling Courses (Commonwealth Supported)
From 1 January 2018 the Australian Government will abolish the loading on enabling programs and replace the loading with an equivalent maximum student contribution rate.
By 277477a | Student feesChanges to Commonwealth Supported Postgraduate Funding (CSP)
From 1 January 2019, the Australian Government will implement a student-centred model for the distribution of Commonwealth supported postgraduate coursework places…
By 277477a | Student feesHigher Education Reform
The Australian Government has announced a range of reforms to improve the higher education sector.
By 277477a | Student feesRepayment of Loan – Overseas Obligation
The Australian Government has introduced changes relating to Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) repayment obligations for students with a HELP debt who are living and working overseas.
By 277477a | Student feesRemoval of the HECS-HELP discount and the HELP voluntary repayment bonus
From 1 January 2017, the Australian Government will remove the upfront HECS-HELP discount of 10 per cent for eligible students that pay their student contributions upfront and the voluntary HELP repayment bonus of 5 per cent. Removal of the 10% HECS-HELP discount You can still get the HECS-HELP discount for units that have a census Read More
By Jayd Chirkoot | Student fees