About St Hilda’s

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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

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    • How to Apply
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  • Financial Assistance
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Alumni

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    • Alumni Mentoring Program
    • Year Leaders Program
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  • The Chronicle

Development

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    • Annual Appeal
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    • Bursary Assistance
    • Bequests
    • The Green Plan
  • Capital Campaigns

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Student Rooms

St Hilda's College has been designed to meet the needs of students, with the emphasis being on natural light, comfort and a community atmosphere.

St Hilda's College rooms are comfortably sized, heated, and fully furnished.

All rooms are cleaned once a week by our housekeepers.

Quiet Zones

Certain College areas have been designated as “quiet zones”. These areas have been specifically designed for students who want to achieve maximum focus on their studies. The objective of these areas is to provide a quiet area where students may engage in intensive study at all hours of the day without disturbance.

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