Fees & Charges
The payment of fees is essential to ensure the viability of a course or programme and also recognises the student’s investment in their own learning.
In addition to tuition fees or course related fees, you will need to factor in additional costs that are generally incurred as a student.
The following additional charges will apply:
Description of service |
2021 charge (incl GST) |
Note |
| Administration levy per enrolment | $100.00 | Fee Free courses are exempt |
| Late payment penalty fee | $125.00 | Applies to any tuition fee or course related cost paid after the due date |
| Academic Record / Transcript |
One free transcript per year $45.00 for each extra transcript |
Academic Record / Transcript is available from Student Registry |
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Aegrotat – a certificate stating that a university student is too ill to attend an examination. |
No charge for application $125.00 – Reconsideration or Appeal |
Refunded if the appeal is successful |
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Appeal against decisions made under the Academic Regulations |
$125.00 | Refunded if the appeal is successful |
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ID cards |
Original – Free $25.00 for replacement ID |
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Reconsideration of Final Grade |
$125.00 | Refunded if change of grade results |
| Replacement Official Result Notice | $15.00 | For each year of results required. Form available from Academic Registry |
| Replacement of Te Rau Matatau Award Certificate | $15.00 |
Declaration required and is available from Academic Registry |
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Special Assessment Arrangement
|
$94.53 Actual cost |
Administration Levy plus actual costs of supervision, venue costs, telephone / fax, courier etc. |
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Overdue library item penalty fee |
$0.50 per day overdue to value of resource. |
Applies to any library book or audio item returned after its due date |
Tuition fees
This table shows a breakdown of all fees per student for the annual year.
Name of programme |
Fee |
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Matatini Ora – Diploma in Māori Health (Level 6) |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
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Apprenticeship in Health and Wellbeing (Level 4) Peer Support |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
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Kaitiaki Ahurea (Level 2) Training Programme |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
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He Puna Whakaata – Māori Therapeutic Approach |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
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Mana Enhancing and Mana Protecting Practice |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
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Tiakina Te Āhuru Mōwai |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
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Huarahi Whakatu PDRP |
Fee Free – Limited Places |
Fees-Free study
The New Zealand Government provides 1-2 years of fees-free study for ākonga new to tertiary education. Go to the Fees Free website (feesfree.govt.nz) to see if you are eligible.
Make sure you have your National Student Number (NSN) handy because that will make it quicker and easier. If you don’t have your NSN, the website will tell you what you need to do to get one. There are answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) on the Fees Free site too.
If you are a New Zealand citizen or resident who has lived in New Zealand for at least three years and will be coming to Te Rau Matatau without any experience in tertiary education, it may be likely that you will be eligible for fees-free.
