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… 5. Domestic and overseas students … 5.1 - Domestic students For the purposes of HESA, a domestic … overseas student. An overseas student under HESA is a person who: is not an Australian citizen; and is enrolled, or …

… 20. Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) … 20.1 - What is a Commonwealth supported place? A CSP is a place subsidised by the Commonwealth. Most domestic students undertaking a …

… This report must be publicly available and not require a login to view. SSAF expenditure reporting The SSAF …

… fees … 17.1 - Fees for goods and services incidental to studies Commonwealth supported students and domestic … able to complete the requirements of their course of study without having to pay fees that are additional to student … to be charged. The criteria for deciding whether a fee is incidental are set out in Chapter 7 of the HEP Guidelines …

… and study abroad students … 15.1 - Domestic students on a formal exchange program What is a formal exchange program? A … to have reciprocal exchange students over time [HEP Guidelines paragraph 28(2)(c)]. These arrangements allow …

… to deliver some or all of a course where the provider is to grant the academic award. Students undertaking these courses …

… place? An ‘employer reserved place’ is a place, in a course of study, made available under a restricted access … study, means an arrangement that: is entered into between the provider and an employer or industry body; and limits or … the sum of the tuition fee and any employer contribution towards the unit is greater than, or equal to, the highest …

… that for students undertaking Maths 010 by distance education the student contribution amount will be $4,000 The provider determines that for students with an educational disadvantage undertaking Maths 010 the student …

… 23. Domestic students who are fee-paying … A student is Commonwealth supported for … that they are [HESA subsection 36-5(1)]. Domestic students who are not Commonwealth supported and who are not exempt students (referred to as ‘fee-paying’ …

… 30. HECS HELP … 30.1 - What is HECS-HELP? HECS‑HELP provides eligible students with a loan to pay their …

… 35. Repaying HELP loans and indexation arrangements … 35.1 - Compulsory repayments/Overseas … levy A person’s HELP debt must be repaid to the ATO once they earn enough to make repayments (this is known … and/or voluntary repayments when they log in to the ATO’s Online Services via myGov.  A person can view repayments …

… 28. Overseas student fees and course requirements … 28.1 - Fee requirements The Commonwealth does not contribute to the … for overseas students unless the students are recipients of a Commonwealth sponsored scholarship. Commonwealth grant …

… … The department makes HELP payments to providers in advance, based on provider estimates. HELP payments are … remissions of HECS-HELP and FEE-HELP debts. If a provider becomes aware that the amount of the advance payments for the year is significantly different to actual liabilities incurred, the …

… 38. Financial reporting requirements for non-university FEE-HELP providers … All … higher education providers, including providers approved by the Minister to offer FEE-HELP under subdivision 16C of …