How much more do Australian universities charge international students for course fees than is charged domestic  students?

Australian universities typically charge significantly higher tuition fees for international students compared to domestic students. The exact difference in fees can vary widely depending on the university, the specific course or program, and the level of study (undergraduate or postgraduate).

As a general guideline:

1. **Domestic Students**: For domestic students, tuition fees are often subsidized by the Australian government. The fees can range from approximately AUD 6,000 to AUD 12,000 per year for undergraduate courses, depending on the field of study.

2. **International Students**: In contrast, international students usually pay full tuition fees, which can range from AUD 20,000 to AUD 45,000 or more per year. Some specialized programs, such as those in medicine or veterinary science, can be even higher.

As a result, international students may pay anywhere from two to four times more in tuition fees than domestic students, depending on the program and institution. 

It’s important to note that these figures are approximate and can vary significantly, so prospective students should check the specific tuition fees for their chosen course and university.