Deakin charges full fees for single-unit/non-award enrolments. The cost of each unit depends on the government-classified area of study to which the unit belongs.
The University does not receive any government funding and students enrolled in these units contribute the full cost of their unit. The tables listed below are for domestic students only.
Undergraduate non-award fees
This table shows the estimated 2024 tuition fees for undergraduate non-award fee paying students by study discipline and shows the rate per credit point.
This table shows the estimated 2025 tuition fees for undergraduate non-award fee paying students by study discipline and shows the rate per credit point.
This table shows the estimated 2024 tuition fees for postgraduate non-award fee paying students by study discipline and shows the rate per credit point.
This table shows the estimated 2025 tuition fees for postgraduate non-award fee paying students by study discipline and shows the rate per credit point.
While the tables above provide a guide, you can also search for an individual units tuition fee through our fee estimator.
Financial assistance
Single-unit students aren not eligible for university loans, financial assistance from Centrelink, grants, HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP (except bridging training for overseas trained professionals who may be eligible for HECS-HELP and FEE-HELP).
You'll be expected to meet all costs associated with the fees for single units.
Seek course advice
We recommend you get course advice about unit planning before applying. Student advisers at Student Central can guide you on subject choices and provide details on unit load and sequencing.
