Australian universities have always paid attention to the experience and feelings of international students studying abroad, and strive to satisfy students in the later international student service. Faced with the sudden epidemic, colleges and universities are helpless and can only try their best to take more other ways to make up for the injured hearts of international students and ensure that everyone can finish their studies on time. In addition to many schools delaying the registration time, some universities have provided "warm heart subsidies"!
International freshmen who cannot arrive in Australia to start their studies before March 3, 20201are affected by the admission restrictions of Australian national universities, and will receive grants from Australian countries, which will be directly credited to the freshmen's Australian national accounts. At the same time, the university will waive the tuition fee for the first semester of distance learning.
International students affected by admission restrictions are required to pay the standard tuition fee before the deadline, that is, March 13, but special exemption will be granted. This means that if students fail in any registered course in the first semester of 2020, they can re-register and study the same course without paying extra fees.
Australia also plans to launch a curriculum assistance program for all students affected by Australia's admission restrictions, and students can participate free of charge. Universities want to help students abroad get their degrees smoothly. And through this project, students can improve their academic writing level.
University of Melbourne University of Melbourne is providing support programs for students affected by coronavirus (coronavirus pneumonia-19) and entry restrictions, including up to 7,500 Australian dollars. The purpose of the grant is to help students cope with the unplanned expenses caused by the entrance restriction of coronavirus pneumonia-19, and to help students make a smooth transition and return to the University of Melbourne. The scope of subsidy includes accommodation fee, irrevocable flight change fee, related extra expenses incurred during 14 days of self-isolation, technical upgrading of alternative learning methods and other related expenses. The total amount of financial aid for each student will depend on the degree of personal impact and actual expenditure.
If the University of Adelaide chooses to start studying in the first semester of 2020, it can start distance learning from March 2, but it needs to arrive at the school before June 1. Upon arrival, the school will provide intensive courses to promote the learning progress. Students who choose to start their studies in the first semester can also enjoy a 20% tuition reduction in the first semester, which still applies to any existing scholarship. After the entry restrictions are lifted, you can get the highest reimbursement of air tickets to Australia.
2000 Australian dollars. If the start of school is postponed to the next semester, the school will also provide air tickets of up to $2,000 for going to Australia after the entrance restrictions are lifted.
West Sydney, West Sydney will provide 1.500 Australian dollars (AUD) as air tickets and 14-day accommodation subsidies for each student who returns to school through a third country (students should arrive in Sydney before March 30, 2020 to start classes), which will be paid after the students arrive. Students who can't come to school before the start of the first semester can get online learning resources and distance courses free of charge from the first day of school on March 2. university of technology, sydney
For those students who can't arrive in Australia on March 20th due to the entrance restriction and can't successfully pass the courses selected this semester, the University of Technology Sydney will transfer the tuition fees of this course to a course next semester.
For students who fail to pass the course smoothly in this case, the school will not record the failing grades.
In response to the epidemic and the entry ban, Modoc University launched an emergency plan to ensure that it would not have a negative impact on the study and graduation of international students. For students who cannot return to Australia due to the epidemic, if it is necessary to extend the student visa period of their respective courses, the expenses will be borne by Modoc University.