Terms and conditions
Tuition-Fee Waiver Scholarship Eligibility
This tuition-fee waiver scholarship is for students from Europe and India applying to study the MBA at UQ on a full-time basis in 2009.
Tuition-Fee Waiver Scholarship Benefits
The tuition-fee waiver covers program tuition fees for the minimum number of units required to complete the program unless otherwise stated.
The tuition-fee waiver scholarship does NOT provide for
- Books/photocopying
- Tuition fees for repeating failed courses.
Duration of the Waiver
The maximum period of tenure for the tuition-fee waiver is for the duration of the program unless otherwise stated.
Termination of the Tuition-Fee Waiver Scholarship
The tuition-fee waiver scholarship will be terminated:
- If, after due inquiry, the UQ Business School concludes that the student has not fulfilled obligations of the program and/or the University, or is not making satisfactory progress.
- If the student has not resumed study after an approved maximum period of deferment of 1 year.
- If the students transfers to another program in UQ or withdraws from the University.
Please note: approval from the University is required if a student wishes to transfer or withdraw from the program. The University may require the student to repay the tuition-fee waiver.
- If the student fails to maintain full-time study.
Obligations of Students
- Students are expected to fulfil all requirements associated with their student visas.
- Student shall diligently and to the best of their ability apply themselves to the successful completion of their degree program.
- Students are required to conform to University regulations (including disciplinary provisions).
- Notification in writing to the Head of School is required if the student
- wishes to defer, transfer or withdraw from the approved program
- wishes to apply for an extension
- is absent for any reason (other than recreation leave) for a period of 14 days or more from the place of study, except with prior approval of the Head of School.
- Student is required to pay the tuition costs of any failed course that must be repeated.
