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  1. I am now an Australian permanent resident. Can I defer my fees to HECS-HELP?

    To access a HECS-HELP loan, you must be studying in a Commonwealth supported place and be either: an Australian citizen a permanent humanitarian visa holder (or an eligible former permanent... Date Updated: 17/01/2024

  2. I am an international student. If I start studying in Trimester 3, do I have to study in the following Trimester 1 and Trimester 2 consecutively?

    Full degree international students Yes. Trimester 1 and Trimester 2 are compulsory trimesters for full degree international students who need to comply with student visa requirements. Study Abroad... Date Updated: 08/11/2023

  3. Am I eligible for a HECS-HELP loan?

    You may be eligible for HECS-HELP if you are either: an Australian citizen who will undertake in Australia at least one unit of your course of study a New Zealand Special Category visa (NZ SCV)*... Date Updated: 16/01/2024

  4. How much will my fees be?

    Your fees depend on a number of factors including: Whether you are Commonwealth supported, Domestic fee paying or International fee paying The courses you are studying The program you are undertaking... Date Updated: 29/02/2024

  5. How do I apply for a HECS-HELP loan?

    You need to submit your 'Request for Commonwealth support and HECS-HELP' and your Tax File Number (TFN) by the census date. To apply for Commonwealth support and HECS-HELP assistance: Log in to... Date Updated: 29/02/2024

  6. How do I apply for FEE-HELP?

    Updated You need to submit your application for FEE-HELP and your Tax File Number (TFN) by the census date. To apply for FEE-HELP: Login to myGriffith . Select 'Finances' from the main menu. From the 'Fee... Date Updated: 09/04/2024

  7. Am I eligible for a FEE-HELP loan?

    You may be eligible for  FEE-HELP if you are either: an Australian citizen who will undertake in Australia at least one unit of your course of study a New Zealand Special Category visa (NZ SCV)... Date Updated: 17/01/2024

  8. I am an international student and have credit from prior study. Do I have to study 40 credit points in my first trimester?

    International students must study 40 credit points in their commencing trimester and all following compulsory trimesters. Usually the duration of the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) will be reduced... Date Updated: 12/05/2023

  9. How do I apply for admission to a higher degree by research (HDR) program?

    To apply for admission to a higher degree by research (HDR) program at Griffith, you should follow these steps: Choose your HDR program. Consider fees and scholarships. Develop a research proposal... Date Updated: 09/12/2020

  10. When can I apply for a higher degree by research (HDR) program?

    The higher degree by research (HDR) application closing dates can be found under the entry for each program via Griffith's degree finder . Visit how to apply for more information about submitting... Date Updated: 09/12/2020

  11. I am an international student. If I start studying in Trimester 1 and I plan to study in Trimester 3, is Trimester 2 optional?

    No. Trimester 1 and Trimester 2 are compulsory for international students who need to comply with student visa requirements. Date Updated: 08/11/2023

  12. Where can I find advice on higher degree by research (HDR) programs?

    You can find advice on higher degree by research ( HDR ) programs on our research study website . This includes information about programs, scholarships, finding a supervisor, how to apply, and... Date Updated: 23/02/2022

  13. Where can I get a higher degree by research (HDR) program guide?

    Visit our apply page to download a copy of our PhDs and research degrees application guide, which contains information on our research degrees and the application process. You can also find... Date Updated: 08/12/2020

  14. Where will I find the entry requirements for a higher degree by research program?

    Griffith's higher degree by research (HDR) programs have different requirements for entry and for completion. For general information on program requirements please see research programs and... Date Updated: 09/12/2020

  15. How long do I have to complete my higher degree by research program?

    The typical program length for a doctoral degree is three to four years (240-320CP) and one to two years (80-160CP) for a masters degree (research).  To view the duration of your specific... Date Updated: 09/12/2020