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Research degree students (domestic) fees statement (page 1)

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Last checked: 25 Oct 2026 UTC

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Invoice date

Fees on this statement are based on the units you're enrolled in as of this date. If you've made any changes since this date, you'll receive a new statement within two working days. Tuition fees are assessed up to the maximum duration of your research degree (four years equivalent full time) regardless of when your thesis submission date is due.

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Total fees and charges

Summary of fees and charges assessed for the year. Once you submit your thesis, your enrolment load and fees will be adjusted based on your thesis submission date and an updated Fees statement issued. You can apply for a refund for any fees paid in excess if applicable.

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Balance due

Summary of fees and charges assessed for the year less any payments or sponsorships applied.

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Payment due dates

Due dates and outstanding amounts for each teaching period. As a research student, each teaching period relates to a research quarter (see page two of your fees statement)

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Payment(s) required

Course and other fee amounts due after any payments or sponsorships have been applied. If the balance is zero then no payment is required.

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Teaching period

Monash has a number of teaching periods. Each teaching period connects to a fee period. For a list of these, see fee invoice periods.

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EFTSL

Each research quarter has a value of 0.25 EFTSL for full-time students and 0.125 for part-time students.

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Charges

Fees and charges assessed for the year.

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Payment received

Payments you've made to Monash.

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HELP scheme

Does not apply to graduate research students.

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Sponsored amount

Amount paid by your sponsor, if you have one (e.g. scholarship, Australia Awards, foreign government etc.).

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Payment(s) required

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Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF)

For non-academic services and amenities.

You’ll either make one or two payments of your SSAF per year, depending on the teaching periods you’re enrolled in. If you’re paying your SSAF in two instalments, the amounts may vary based on your study load – this is because we charge the part-time SSAF rate until your study load reaches 0.75EFTSL or above (then you’ll be charged the full-time rate).

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Sub total

Total for each teaching period with the amount due in the last column. If the balance is zero then no payment is required.

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Total fees and charges

Total of all Sub Total columns, with the amount due in the last column. If the balance is zero then no payment is required.

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