About St Hilda’s

  • Message from the Principal
  • Ethos and Values
  • Our History
    • St Hilda’s Story
    • Whitby Abbey
    • Founders and Principals
  • College Council
  • Location
  • College Calendar

College Life

  • St Hilda’s Community
  • Student Wellbeing
  • Student Rooms
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
  • Student Meals
  • Mutual Support Scheme
  • Student Club
  • Sporting Facilities
  • Student Facilities
  • Mentoring Program
  • Photo Gallery

Academic Life

  • Academic Program
    • Tutorial Program
    • Academic Mentoring Program
  • Resident Tutors
  • Academic Community
    • Seminar Program
    • Visiting Scholar’s Apartment
    • College Fellows
    • Marjorie Smart Memorial Lectures
  • Scholarships
  • Alice Paton Library
  • Computer Laboratory

Apply Undergraduate

  • Application Process
    • How to Apply
    • Selection Process
  • Financial Information
  • Financial Assistance
    • Scholarships
    • Student Employment
  • International Students
  • Study Abroad
  • School Visits

Apply Graduate

  • Graduate Profile
  • Application Process
    • How to Apply
    • Selection Process
  • Financial Information
  • Financial Assistance
    • Scholarships

Alumni

  • Alumni Community
  • Reunions and Events
  • Alumni News
    • Alumni Mentoring Program
    • Year Leaders Program
  • St Hilda’s Memorabilia
  • The Chronicle

Development

  • Support Programs
    • Annual Appeal
    • Funding Scholarships
    • Bursary Assistance
    • Bequests
    • The Green Plan
  • Capital Campaigns

Conferences

  • Facilities
  • Catering
  • Accommodation

Contact Us

Opening in 1964, St Hilda’s College is one of the younger colleges of The University of Melbourne, providing a friendly, happy and close residential community for students from all parts of regional Victoria, interstate and overseas.

In the comparatively short time of its existence, St Hilda’s College has developed an unequalled reputation for the care and support that it provides to its residents.

Almost without exception, young people who have passed through our doors count their time here as one of the happiest periods of their lives.

St Hilda’s College offers a place where social and intellectual lives are integrated, our community life helping promote the development of our students.

Special Announcements

MODERN SELF-CONTAINED GRADUATE STUDIOS NOW AVAILABLE - Located in the quiet zone.

NON-RESIDENT PROGRAMME

Students at The University of Melbourne who do not live in a residential college
can still participate in college life by becoming a non-resident member. St Hilda’s College non-resident students do not live in but become members of our community.

Non-resident members can take advantage of the college activities and our tutorial programme. Our social events give an avenue to be involved and contribute to the college, while the formal learning of the University is integrated into the College’s tutorial programme, adding value to the Melbourne experience.

St Hilda’s supports our student’s welfare and provides a meaningful social stability to campus life.

Students who have recently valedicted from College may use the non-resident programme as a way of keeping in touch and utilising the benefits offered.

Please download the General Information Brochure as a word document here for further details.

To apply for non-residency, please download the Non-Resident Application Form as a word document here.

Applications close on Friday 12 February 2010

For further information on any of the above contact our Registrar.

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