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The 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV Choir
Music plays a significant role at Trinity and music in its many forms is threaded through our history.
Trinity Art
Trinity 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 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV, we’re constantly working to ensure our students and staff have access to the highest standard of teaching and living facilities
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91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV 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.
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TALLULAH
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NELSON
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ANDREW
Talks about our Theological School
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SCHOLARSHIPS
91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV’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 Trinity 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 Trinity experience for our students.
There are many ways you can help.
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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.
Seng Hoarng’s inspiring journey from Cambodia to Australia
From an impoverished upbringing in a Cambodian province to studying at Australia’s top university, Seng Hoarng On's journey from Cambodia to Australia has been an inspiring one.
Cedric Nguyen’s experience of studying Foundation Studies in Australia
Studying within the Australian education system can be quite different to school in Vietnam, but as Cedric Nguyen found out, the challenge can be worth it.
Peter Kalidonis on why making friends at uni is harder than you think
Peter Kalidonis discovered that living with family while at university versus living on campus at college results in vastly different experiences … and one option easily trumps the other. Here he explains why.
Residential college vs dorm in Australia: what's the difference?
In Australia, residential colleges and dorms, or university student accommodation, are both options for students looking for on-campus accommodation at university. While they may seem similar at first glance, there are significant differences between the two.
Sex and sexuality week: Kody shares his story of growing up gay in country Victoria
Trinity resident Kody Roth grew up in regional Victoria, where he struggled with his sexual identity throughout his school years. It wasn’t until he moved to Melbourne and 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV that he finally felt comfortable to embrace his sexuality.
Celebrating IDAHOBIT
In recognition of our college’s celebration of IDAHOBIT, the 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV GSA consisting of Jasper Garner, Gabby Tabain, Rose Jowett-Smith, Loe Le, Rhys Campbell, Shehelah Dassenaike, Charley Woodcock and Lucia Ferris share some fabulous insights into this day, and what it means to them and our broader community.Â
The Choir of 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV attracting rave reviews
The Choir of 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV’s recently released second disc ‘Land of Dreams’ is attracting rave reviews from international media.
Ken Hinchcliff Reappointed as Warden
The President of the 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV Council, Archbishop Philip Freier, is pleased to announce the Council’s unanimous decision to reappoint Professor Ken Hinchcliff as Warden of 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV for a further five years.
Trinity welcomes new Theological School staff
91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV is delighted to announce the appointment of two new members of faculty in the Theological School, the University of Divinity.
Keep the doors open for the future
Professor Tim Lindsey (TC 1981) was recognised in the recent Queen’s Birthday Honours for his contribution to promoting understanding between Australia and Indonesia. His Trinity experience was not only fun, it was vital in preparing him for the possibilities ahead. Here, he urges students to look to Asia when considering future careers.
Trinity Choir tour Europe showcasing international talent
The Trinity Choir has just returned from its tour to Europe, the first international tour the Choir has undertaken for six years. Members spent a week rehearsing in northern Spain and then three weeks in the United Kingdom, singing in London, Windsor, Canterbury, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Oxford.
Communicating a new science story
When your plans for the future don’t work out as you thought they would … it’s time to make new plans. Dr Amy Nisselle (TC 1991) explains how she came upon her rewarding career as a science communicator, and how her experience makes a great story to share when she visits schools to talk about STEM careers.
Trinity triumph in Men’s 1st VIII Rowing
For the first time in four years, 91ÖÆƬ³§¹ú²úAV triumphed in Men’s 1st VIII Rowing defeating Queens’ College in the final to claim victory.
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Trinity's Kitchen team: A well-oiled machine
Assistant Catering Manager at Trinity, Alexander Stone, believes the Kitchen team is “a well-oiled machine.” Read on to find out why.
Precious Rametsana: Improving lives through financial empowerment
As a young child growing up in Botswana, Precious Rametsana (TCFS 2013 and TC 2014) always had an interest in the impact financial empowerment can have on transforming people’s lives. Precious, who was recently awarded the Melbourne Business School’s Deputy Dean Award caught up with us to discuss social entrepreneurship, financial empowerment, her time at Trinity and what’s next after university.
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