Queensland University Of Technology Student Services And Amenities Fees Transitions Plans (2025 And 2026)

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QUT submitted a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) transition plan to the Department of Education for approval under the Higher Education Support Act 2003, seeking to enter a multi-year transition arrangement (up to three years for Table A providers). The plan outlines QUT's current SSAF arrangements covering 52,427 students in 2024, applied to domestic undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students in on-campus and online modes. QUT directly manages 73% of SSAF funds while the student-led QUT Student Guild manages 27%—an increase from 18% since 2021. The university has established an SSAF Advisory Group chaired by the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor to oversee allocation, utilisation, and acquittal of funds, meeting three times annually. Services funded include specialist integrated learning and career development support. The document notes that plan submission does not constitute approval, with formal notification to follow depart