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OUR PROGRAMS
The ÔζÊÓƵ Choir
Music plays a significant role at ÔζÊÓƵ and music in its many forms is threaded through our history.
ÔζÊÓƵ Art
ÔζÊÓƵ is proud of its heritage and its contribution to the education of many influential graduates from the University of Melbourne and other tertiary institutions in Australia.
Major Works Projects
At ÔζÊÓƵ, we’re constantly working to ensure our students and staff have access to the highest standard of teaching and living facilities
Indigenous Programs
ÔζÊÓƵ has made a significant and sustained contribution to Indigenous human rights, the celebration and preservation of Indigenous culture, and access to tertiary education for young Indigenous women and men.
Meet our students
TALLULAH
Talks about our Residential College
NELSON
Talks about our ÔζÊÓƵ
ANDREW
Talks about our Theological School
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SCHOLARSHIPS
ÔζÊÓƵ’s scholarships are available to students from a wide variety of backgrounds. They allow students who previously may not have been able to attend university, achieve their dreams and get the most out of the university experience.
VISTING SCHOLARS AND LECTURESHIPS
Each year, exceptional scholars and thought leaders visit ÔζÊÓƵ and contribute to our intellectual development and aspirations.
SUPPORT THE COLLEGE
It is through the support of our community that we enhance and maintain the quality of the ÔζÊÓƵ experience for our students.
There are many ways you can help.
Events calendar
Featured events
news & stories
8 Reasons to Live and Study in Melbourne in 2024
Melbourne is one of Australia's most vibrant cities and has long been a sought-after study destination for domestic and international students alike. Here are 8 reasons why you should consider studying and living in Melbourne.
ÔζÊÓƵ Indigenous Summer Camp
ÔζÊÓƵ recently hosted an Indigenous Summer Camp, bringing together 30 staff and students from around the country to participate in a week of activities and events.
Muslim–Christian dialogue held at ÔζÊÓƵ
‘The subtle differences in our understanding of God are worth knowing to have deeper respect towards each other’s rich traditions.’
Meet economics teacher Tharushi Nissanka
Tharushi shares what she loves most about ÔζÊÓƵ and her advice to students thinking about joining Foundation Studies.
Meet maths teacher Hao Weng
Hao Weng shares some coffee advice and the most important advice he's ever been given.
Charmaine Yee named our 2023 FS Alum of the Year
We are pleased to announce Singaporean radio host and emcee Charmaine Yee as our FS Alum of the Year for 2023.
Meet English lecturer Jake Breaux
Jake shares how a gap year changed his life, and three places he thinks international students should visit in Victoria.
Meet English teacher Catherine Roberts
Dr Catherine Roberts shares her love of English and writing, and her unconventional favourite Australian animal.
7 tips to prepare for a residential college interview
Here are our tips for preparing for a residential college interview and navigating the university application process.
Introducing our TCAC for 2024
It’s that time of year when the outgoing TCAC hands over the reins to our new leaders, who will continue to promote and embody what it means to be a Trinitarian into 2024.
Meet our Student Experience Officer Crissa Prasita
Crissa grew up in Jakarta, attended ÔζÊÓƵ as a Foundation Studies student, then loved ÔζÊÓƵ so much she came back as an employee.
New book: Recommended reading for anyone considering ordination
As the Revd Dr Fergus King explains, the new book by Bradly Billings, 'Truly Called? Vocation in the Anglican Church' is the perfect read for anyone considering ordination.
FS dux Giselle Lei shares her ÔζÊÓƵ experience
Congratulations to Giselle Lei, whose academic achievements saw her named dux of our August Standard intake in 2023.
FS dux Yu Lu shares his ÔζÊÓƵ experience
Congratulations to Yu Lu, whose academic achievements saw him named dux of our July Comprehensive intake in 2023.
The work of visiting professor Justice Janak De Silva
Justice Janak De Silva, Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka, is staying at ÔζÊÓƵ and tells us a bit more about his work.
Moving to ÔζÊÓƵ from overseas: Katie's story
Katie Gray grew up in Singapore and was nervous about starting at ÔζÊÓƵ because she feared her background and schooling would be different to everyone else. She quickly realised that she needn't have worried.
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