Costs

The following page provides you with questions asked by students on the costs of the program, including total course fees, extra expenses that you may have to consider and details about financial assistance.

How much does the program cost?
Fees vary according to the campus you are selected to attend. The fees include training material, flying time, airport costs and licence fees.

If selected, you will be required to pay $3500 for induction and medical and aptitude testing at Lund University School of Aviation, Sweden, as well as a deposit of $5000, which is refunded if you do not pass the tests. The remaining payments will be made through a structured payment schedule. [LINK: Section 3: The ISEA Program/ Fees]

Are there other costs?
The course fees do not include accommodation or other living expenses. The cost of living in Australia is generally lower than in many parts of Europe, allowing you to focus more on your studies. However if you wish to make some extra spending money there are plenty of part-time work opportunities at our campus locations.

Additional expenses include induction, student visa, ICAO English language test, health insurance, flights and aviation security ID. [LINK: Section 3: The ISEA Program/ Fees - extra costs]

Can I get study allowance?
Study allowance is not available to international students in Australia. However, you can check with authorities in your country of origin in case you are eligible for study allowance there.