Participants must have completed an undergraduate degree from a recognised higher education institution.
Vice-Chancellor's Staff Development Scholarship scheme [1]
The Vice-Chancellor is encouraging ANU academic staff to undertake the GCHE or the MHE by paying the tuition fees for all eligible staff under the Vice-Chancellor’s Staff Development Scholarship program. Interested staff are encouraged to discuss this option with their Dean (or supervisor in the case of general staff).
The following staff are eligible to apply for an ANU Staff Development Scholarship:
Applications must be endorsed by:
If you are eligible for the Staff Development Scholarship, lodge a combined application form for the Scholarship and Program with the ANU Admissions Office. Application for Staff Graduate Coursework Program HECS Exemption Scholarship [2]. Certified copies of academic transcripts from external institutions must be provided with your application.
The Grad Cert HE program commences in Semester 2 of each year. Applications must be received at the ANU Student Admissions Office by June 30, however applications will also be considered at other times during the year.
Places are available on a Commonwealth supported HECS basis rather than a full fee paying basis. For further information refer to the Fees Office [3] website.
Applicants who are permanent residents of Australia or New Zealand are eligible to apply as domestic students. Lodge application with the ANU Student Admissions Office by 30 June. Postgraduate Coursework Application for Local Students [4]
Postgraduate research students wishing to apply will require written permission from the Chair of their supervisory panel and the Delegated Authority (normally Dean/Director of their area) for their original program of study, as enrolment in two postgraduate programs at the same time is normally not permitted.
As this program is only offered part-time, only current staff or postgraduate students of the ANU, with permission, may be admitted as international students. Students will be charged course fees at full fee rates rather than HECS rates. Applicants must apply as international students if they are not permanent residents of Australia or New Zealand using the Postgraduate Coursework Application for International Students [5].
A completed Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (or equivalent) may provide 50% advanced standing towards the Master of Higher Education. Intending participants interested in discussing options for advanced standing in recognition of relevant courses or projects completed at ANU or elsewhere should consult the Program Convenor. Application for Status [6]
If your application for a place in the Program is approved:
Further details are in the SEAP Guide [7].
| Enrolment as an Award Student | Fee per course |
| ANU staff on the Staff Development Scholarship Program [1] | The ANU will waive tuition fees for all eligible staff |
| Commonwealth supported HECS-HELP places | $499 (HECS-HELP fee), but 20% discount if paid upfront |
| Domestic fee paying students | $900 |
| ANU International fee paying students | $1,950 |
| Enrolment as a non-award student (Professional Development) |
Fee per course |
| For ANU staff taking Graduate Certificate courses as a non-award student: Fees are waived except for the Academic Leadership & Management course* |
Fees may be paid by the either the individual or by their Area: Individual pays - $500 (inc. GST) Area pays - $454.55 (no GST) |
| *Professional Development participants will receive an email in the first month of the course requesting fee payment. Participants are requested to indicate on the registration form whether their department will be paying the course fees. | |
Links:
[1] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/admission/sds/index.php
[2] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/admission/sds/sds.pdf
[3] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/fees/tuition_fees_postgraduate/index.php#CSP
[4] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/forms/sas24local.pdf
[5] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/forms/sas24international.pdf
[6] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/forms/status_application.pdf
[7] http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/SEAP_guide/