Sydney

No, the UTS Sydney generally does not allow regular tuition fee payments to be made in routine installments per semester. Tuition fees are invoiced per semester and is to be paid in full by the specifed census/due date.

Students can pay the tuition fees at UTS via Flywire, BPAY, or an Australian bank draft/cheque.

Yes, students can change their course at UTS Sydney via an internal course transfer. To do the same, students need to submit an application via the UTS Student Portal and include the following documents:

• Personal Statement (no more than 300 words)
• Optional supporting documentation

Check uts.edu.au to know more.

Yes, certain VU Sydney courses come with 12-week internships and work integrated learning opportunities. Programs that give students that option include:

• Global MBA
• Master of Applied Information Technology
• Early Childhood Education courses
• Master of Accounting

Yes, students can change their course at VU Sydney by applying for a course transfer. This is provided they meet the specific timing and entry requirements.

Students can apply for a course change by consulting the International Admission office. A new Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) will be issued to you.

Check vu.edu.au to know more.

Yes, Indian students at VU Sydney can pay their fees in installments via the Block Model Payment structure. The official payment deadlines and the exact block model payment terms are mentioned on your student invoice.

Students who face sudden money problems, can ask for a short fee extension at VU Sydney by contacting the Associate Director of Students.

There is no seperate application deadline for scholarships at VU Sydney, as students are automatically assessed for the same based on their course application.

Instead, you must apply by the usual course intake closing date for your desired term (Feb, April, July, Sep, and Nov).

Nursing, Architecture, Business Analytics, Law, Art & Design. are some of the best-ranked courses at the UTS Sydney (QS World Rankings by Subject 2026). Uni Technology Sydney ranks among the top 100 universities in the world for each of these courses:

The most affordable way to travel in Sydney is via public transport using an Opal card. While most Indian students are not eligible for student concessions that come with the Opal card, there is a maximum cap of weekly travel costs (AUD 50-60 or INR 3.3 K-INR 3.9 K). 

This means students can enjoy unlimited travel in Sydney (or NSW) with the costs never going above the AUD 50-60 cap.

The Opal Travel app is available across relevant app stores.

Uni of Sydney offers 14 MBA Course to International students for a duration of 1-2 years. The tuition fee of MBA courses is INR 29 L – 39 L. The top MBA specifications are-

·       Master of Management (15 months)

·       MBA Leadership and Enterprise (18 months)

·       Master of Economics (1 year)