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Studylink income increase
StudyLink income increased on Wednesday 1 April 2026. Student Loan living costs have increased from $323.43 to $333.48 per week.
To receive this increase, go to MyStudyLink dashboard and turn on your CPI.
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Pay your fees
Find out when and how to pay your fees, including through our payment portal or via a student loan, and what happens if you can’t pay your fees on time.
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Fees
All students pay tuition fees and compulsory levies. Calculate how much your courses will cost and learn about other compulsory fees at the University.
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Student loans and allowances
Domestic students may fund their studies with a student loan and/or allowance. You must meet certain criteria to be eligible for these funds.
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Hardship Fund
The Hardship Fund is an emergency fund to help current students facing financial difficulties. Find out what the fund can support and how to apply.
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Scholarships
Scholarships are available for students at all levels of study and are based on a variety of criteria.
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Financial survival
Make sure you control your money, so it doesn’t control you. Explore our financial resources and guides to managing your money.
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Meet with a student finance adviser
Get financial help with one of our student finance advisers—face-to-face and online appointments are available.
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Student discounts
As a Te Herenga Waka student, you can take advantage of discounts specifically for you.
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Community Services Card
Learn more about the benefits of the Community Services Card and how to apply for it.