Fees and Payments

Fees and Payments

IBC EDUCATION Fees Schedule

Course Course Cost Duration
Bachelor of Human and Community Services (AQF 7) $69,600** ($2,900 per unit) (24 units total) 3 Years (full time)
Master of Business Administration (Health Services Management (AQF 9) $45,000** ($2,812.50 per unit) (16 units total) 2 Years (full time)
Graduate Certificate in Health Services Management (AQF 8) $11,250** ($2,812.50 per unit) (4 units total) 6 months (full time)

** Scholarship opportunities are available for students enrolling in the Bachelor of Human and Community Services or MBA (Health Services Management) or Graduate Certificate in Health Services Management. Please contact enquiries@ibc.edu.au for details.

 

 

PLUS, Non Tuition Fees (see below)

Non-Tuition Fees (in Australian Dollars)
Enrolment Fee (non-refundable) $ 250.00 (non-refundable)
Late payment of tuition fee (Per Week) $ 150.00
Replacement testamur fee $ 100.00
Interim transcript fee $ 25.00
Replacement student ID fee $ 20.00

Note:
All prices are quoted in Australian Dollars ($AUD) and are exclusive of GST. Course availability is subject to minimum numbers.

  • Tuition and non-tuition fees and changes to fees
  1. Tuition fees payable by a student are determined in accordance with the selected course and the residency status of the student.
  2. Where an enrolled international student’s residency status changes to that of permanent resident prior to the census date, domestic student fees for that course will apply from that study period.
  3. Non-tuition fees include, but are not limited to, fees for:
    a Admission application
    b Reassessment
    c Deferral Enrolment
    d Change Of Course
    e Late Enrolment
    f Reinstatement
    g Interim and Final Transcripts
    h Replacement Testamur
    i Replacement Student ID Card
    j Library Fines or
    k Overdue Tuition Fees
  1. For each course, IBC Education publishes indicative tuition and non-tuition fees on its website, including advice on the potential for changes to fees over the duration of a course.
  2. Fees as included in the Letter of Offer and Written Agreement are accurate at the time of issue but remain subject to change.
  3. IBC Education reserves the right to vary its fees at any time.  As far as practicable, IBC Education will give reasonable notice of any changes to tuition or non-tuition fees.
  4. As a rule, tuition fees are published at least six months (6) months before commencement of the study period in which they are due and, non-tuition fees or variations to published tuition fees at least six (6) months before they are due.
  5. Students should expect tuition and non-tuition fees to increase annually.
  6. Fees are payable each study period by the due date as specified in the payment schedule in the Letter of Offer and Written Agreement, the study period fee statement, or as advised on the website.
  7. Payment after the due date will incur a late payment fee.
  8. Non-payment of due fees by the census date may result in suspension or termination of enrolment.
  9. IBC Education will only grant an extension of a payment due date or waive a late payment fee in the presence of compassionate or compelling circumstances.
  10. Requests for extension of the payment due date or waiver of a late payment fee should be submitted in writing to the Chief Executive Officer, (or nominee) referring to the compassionate or compelling circumstances supporting the request and include supporting documentation where possible.
  11. The Chief Executive Officer (or nominee) will respond within ten (10) business days.  In the event of a favourable response, the student will be advised regarding the maximum extension period for the payment.
  • Payments
  1. IBC Education will only accept the following forms of payment:
    1. Credit Cards; and
    2. BPAY.
  2. A receipt for payment will be issued at the time of the transaction.
  • International Students 
  1. IBC Education will not accept tuition or non-tuition fees until the student has signed the Letter of Offer and Written Agreement issued by IBC Education.
  2. The Letter of Offer and Written Agreement will list all tuition fees payable by the student for the course, the periods to which those tuition fees relate, and payment options.
  3. The Letter of Offer and Written Agreement will list all non-tuition fees likely to be incurred by the student as part of their study at IBC Education, costs such as accommodation, transport, books and equipment etc will be noted for purposes of ensuring students and their parents/guardians are aware of the overall cost of study at IBC Education.
  4. IBC will only accept more than 50% of the total tuition fees for a course before an international student begins the course if the student or the person making payment on their behalf, chooses to do so and/or the course has a duration of 25 weeks or less.  The student and/or the person making the making payment on their behalf, must confirm course of action in writing to IBC Education.
  5. IBC Education keeps pre-paid fees received from international students in a separate account at an Australian authorised deposit-taking institution.
  6. IBC Education will ensure, in compliance with the Tuition Protection Service established by the Australian Government, that there is a sufficient amount standing to the credit of the account to repay all tuition fees to every prospective or current international student at all times in the event of default by IBC Education or to refund where required.
  7. For each international student, IBC Education keeps accurate and up-to-date records of tuition and non-tuition fees paid and payable.
  8. Each international student is responsible for keeping receipts of any payments of tuition or non-tuition fees paid to IBC Education.
  • Domestic Students
  1. IBC Education complies with the requirements of the Tuition Protection Service and therefore ensures prepaid fees are protected as for international students and provides a refund of any up-front payments.
Please refer to our Student Fee Policy and Student Refunds Policy for further information.

Refunds and Repayments

Non-Tuition Fees (in Australian Dollars)

Application fee $ 500.00
Late payment of tuition fee $ 150.00
Deferral of studies fee $ 0.00
Airport pick-up fee $ TBC.00
Accommodation assistance fee $ TBC.00
Replacement testamur fee $ 100.00
Interim transcript fee $ 25.00
Replacement student ID fee $ 20.00
Late return of library books fee $ 1 per day after 1 day for books from Reserve
$ 1 per day after 7 days for other items

Payment of Fees

Payment Plan

If you are on a payment schedule and we have a payment plan in place with you, you must make payments by the dates specified

Payment date

Students have 14 days to pay an invoice from the date of issue

Payment options

Payments can be accepted by EFTPOS, electronic transfer, credit card, money order or direct debit

Credit card surcharge

Credit card payments incur an additional surcharge per transaction depending on the type of credit card used

Financial difficulty

If you are unable to make a payment for any reason, we ask you to speak with us immediately so that we can find options for you to get back on track with your payments

How to make a payment?

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