Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management [Wangaratta]

TAFE articulated program

Cost of study

Australian and New Zealand students

Commonwealth supported place

You will make a student contribution (formerly HECS) towards the cost of your tuition fees.

Options:

  1. Defer your payment using a HECS-HELP loan, which is repaid through the taxation system once your income reaches a certain threshold
  2. Pay your fee contribution up-front each session and receive a 10% discount (if eligible)
$8,712* Student fee contribution for your first year of study

* This is an indicative 2013 figure based on a standard equivalent full-time study load of eight 8 point subjects per year (64 points). Part-time and distance education students will usually study only four 8 point subjects per year (32 points).

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International students

This course is not available to international students.

 

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At a glance

Study Mode

Distance education

Where

Wangaratta

When

Session 1

Level

Undergraduate

Duration

4 years part-time

International?

NO

Indicative ATAR

N/A

How to apply

Admission code/s

Sorry, this course is suspended

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