New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 53

Page 1373

✨ Education Notices



NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

22 MAY 1373

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Education

Education Act 1989

The Education (Tertiary Tuition Fee Maxima) Notice 2003

Maximum Tuition Fees (and Conditions) for Domestic Students That May be Charged by Tertiary Education Organisations¹

Under sections 159ZA (1), 159ZA (2) (e) and 159ZA (6) of the Education Act 1989, the Associate Minister of Education (Tertiary Education) gives the following notice.

Notice

  1. Title—This notice may be cited as the Education (Tertiary Tuition Fee Maxima) Notice 2003.

  2. Commencement—This notice applies from the date of its publication and continues in force until 31 December 2006.

  3. Proposal—I propose:

    (a) to set the following maximum tuition fees that tertiary education organisations may charge domestic students in courses that receive student component funding;

    (b) to specify conditions that the Tertiary Education Commission must attach to student component funding, paid by the commission, to tertiary education organisations.

Proposed Maximum Tuition Fees for the Academic Years 1 January 2004 to 31 December 2006²

  1. Fees—(1) The proposed maximum tuition fees for courses of more than 0.06 Equivalent Full-time Student (EFTS) value are:
Funding Category Description 2004 2005 (indicative) 2006 (indicative)
A Arts; Social Sciences; General, including Community Education 3,900 3,990 4,074
B Science; Computing; Engineering (non degree); Agriculture (non degree); Nursing; Trades; Architecture (non degree); Fine Arts; Music 4,500 4,604 4,701
C Engineering (degree); Agriculture (degree); Architecture (degree); Audiology 5,500 5,627 5,745
G Dentistry; Veterinary Science; Medicine 10,000 10,230 10,445
H Specialist Large Animal Science 5,500 5,627 5,745
I Teaching 3,900 3,990 4,074
J Business; Law³ 4,200 4,297 4,387

(2) The proposed maximum tuition fees for courses of 0.06 EFTS value or less are:

Funding Category Description 2004 2005 (indicative) 2006 (indicative)
A Arts; Social Sciences; General, including Community Education 234 239 244
B Science; Computing; Engineering (non degree); Agriculture (non degree); Nursing; Trades; Architecture (non degree); Fine Arts; Music 270 276 282
C Engineering (degree); Agriculture (degree); Architecture (degree); Audiology 330 338 345
G Dentistry; Veterinary Science; Medicine 600 614 627
H Specialist Large Animal Science 330 338 345
I Teaching 234 239 244
J Business; Law³ 252 258 263

Conditions Attached to Student Component Funding Paid by the Tertiary Education Commission to Tertiary Education Organisations

  1. The following items will be included in the maxima: tuition fees, compulsory administration charges, examination fees, other charges associated with a programme of study, material charges, cost of field trips and any compulsory purchase of equipment or books through the organisation.

  2. Postgraduate courses are excluded from the maxima. Any increase in post-graduate fees of greater than $1,000 per EFTS per annum will need to be approved by the Tertiary Education Commission through profile discussions.



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🎓 Education (Tertiary Tuition Fee Maxima) Notice 2003

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Tertiary Education, Tuition Fees, Funding, Student Component, EFTS
  • Associate Minister of Education (Tertiary Education)