Our struggles determine our successes

Second year student, Augustin is originally from the Congo, and moved to Australia on a Humanitarian visa in late 2010, after spending six years in a refugee camp in Malawi.

Employable you - the path to success

TEDx speaker, Josh Farr believes 70% of who you know will help define the path to success for university students

Sport-study life balance

Nick from Perth has loved soccer since being a small child. In 2019 he relocated from Perth to study a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne and join the St Hilda's College community.

Community sport binds people together

Claudia, from Sea Lake in rural Victoria, has played netball since year 4 and now represents St Hilda's College in the University of Melbourne, Intercollegiate Sports Competition. We think you'll love it here!

A sense of belonging

St Hilda's College is a warm, diverse and welcoming community, with students from all over Australia and around the world. Twin sisters, Mindy and Jennifer relocated from Hong Kong to pursue their studies. St Hilda's is now their second home.

Aspiring to be a Doctor

Second year college student Naomi from rural Victoria, aspires to be a Doctor to help children suffering with cancer. Being at College and studying at the University of Melbourne has been a dream come true. I feel so fortunate.

Leading the way

St Hilda’s College is an inclusive community that welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds, and from cities and towns Australia wide and countries around the world. Third year student, Ciara from Armidale, NSW is leading the way.

$100k scholarship announced

To celebrate Refugee Week and the year of welcome, St Hilda's College is excited to announce a new refugee scholarship valued at $100,000, proudly supported by The Ngaruk Fund, a subfund of Australian Communities Foundation.

Success on the water

The St Hilda's College Elite Sports Scholarship was awarded to a female athlete from Perth, Hear about her commitment to rowing, and how the true sense of community in a residential college in Melbourne, has made her feel at home.