How to Accept Your Offer

Your Letter of Offer outlines the

• Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus course that has been offered
• duration of the course
• commencement date
• student ID
• tuition fee
• condition(s) of the offer (examples of conditions of the offer may include providing official or certified copies of academic transcripts, evidence or English proficiency e.g. IELTS. Prior to or at the time of accepting your offer, you must provide evidence that you have met all conditions. If you do not provide this evidence, you will not be eligible to proceed with your enrolment or student visa application.

Payment for new students 

In order to accept the offer and secure your place at the Sydney City Campus it is necessary to pay the fees and charges due as indicated in the Letter of Offer. This will include the Overseas Student Health Cover charge if required. Payment of the amount due should be made in Australian dollars. When making payment you need to include your Western Sydney University Student ID, as listed in the Letter of Offer. You can pay your fees using Flywire.

Pay via our online payment portal

Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus accepts various payment options through our official payment partner – Flywire.

Flywire became our payment partner in December 2023. Invoices and Letters of Offer sent to you prior to this date may have included different payment information. 

This portal allows you to:

• Execute, track and confirm your payment online in a secure portal
• Use familiar payment options from your home country, in 140+ currencies
• Access a 24/7 multilingual customer support team for assistance
• Save on bank fees and ensure the best exchange rates with Flywire’s  best price guarantee.

How to make payment to Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus:

1. Click the link below to being your payment
2. Select the country from where you are paying and your preferred payment method.
3. Enter your payment details and confirm your payment booking, receive instructions on how to complete the payment process, depending on your payment method.
4. Once payment is made you will have access to real-time payment tracking through email, in-app and text alerts.
5. Once funds are received, Flywire will pass the payment to Western Sydney University Sydney City Campus and send you a confirmation of payment.

Pay now with Flywire.

Having trouble with FlyWire?

Email: support@flywire.com
Phone: +61 2 8311 4772
International Phone Numbers & FAQs: flywire.com/support https://help.flywire.com/hc/en-us

Payment for returning students  
Payments can be made via our  Payment Portal.

Payment is being made by a scholarship body/sponsoring organisation
Please attach a letter or other document from your sponsor detailing your payment arrangements.

Fill out the Student Acceptance and Payment Agreement and return it with your payment.

Once we receive your payment and Student Acceptance and Payment Agreement you will be provided with a confirmation of your enrolment at the Sydney City Campus which includes information about the compulsory orientation and enrolment program. You  will also receive the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) for the student visa application. You should also read the international students section for information on arranging accommodation, airport pick-up and finding out about life in Sydney.

The next thing you need to do is activate your student account (called your ‘WesternAccount‘). This account gives you access to all our online services (including My Student Records (MySR), the Library, your student email account and more)! You will need your Student ID number which is printed on your letter of offer.

Congratulations, you are just about ready to start your Western Sydney University course! Your first day at the Sydney City Campus will begin with orientation, which is compulsory for all new students to attend. You will receive specific time and date information about your orientation by email in advance of your semester start date or you can view the Academic Calendar to find out more.

At orientation, you will also take part in a Course Information Session. At this session, you will receive important information about your course and the units you should enrol in. You will also be able to ask academic staff any questions about your course.

Your Letter of Offer outlines the:

• Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus course that has been offered
• duration of the course
• commencement date
• student ID
• tuition fee
• condition(s) of the offer (examples of conditions of the offer may include providing official or certified copies of academic transcripts). Prior to or at the time of accepting your offer, you must provide evidence that you have met all conditions. If you do not provide this evidence, you will not be eligible to proceed with your enrolment or student visa application.

Firstly, you will need to activate your student account (called your ‘WesternAccount‘). This account gives you access to all our online services (including the My Student Records (MySR), the Library, your student email account and more)! You will need your Student ID number which is printed on your letter of offer.

Then, go to the ‘Links’ page and select My Student Records from the list. Once in My Student Records, click ‘Enrolment’ in the ‘Enrol’ drop down menu at the top of the page. Follow the steps to enrol. Commonwealth Supported Places eligible students will complete the Commonwealth Assistance Form (CAF) and SA-HELP CAF and provide a Tax File Number; postgraduate fee paying students will need to pay fees as detailed in your My Student Records account. If you need help enroling, please contact us at study@city.westernsydney.edu.au.

Congratulations, you are just about ready to start your Western Sydney University course! Your first day at the Sydney City Campus will begin with orientation, which is compulsory for all new students to attend. You will receive specific time and date information about your orientation by email in advance of your semester start date or you can view the Academic Calendar to find out more.

At orientation, you will also take part in a My Course Planning session. At this session, you will receive important information about your course and the units you should enrol in. You will also be able to ask academic staff any questions about your course.