About
OUR VALUES
St Hilda's College will help you get where you need to go. With 14 onsite residential tutors, you will love the academic support we provide. With fun events, career help and mental health support, you will thrive. A warm and medium sized College of 220, we punch far above our weight academically, in the arts and in sport. We think you will love it here! Come and join our community.
Our People
Our people are committed to Communitas . An esteemed governing council and our Principal, Dr Brenda Holt, guide a team of around 20 staff who want to help you get where you need to go. Our fellows and residential tutors are key members of the St Hilda’s team, providing academic and pastoral leadership.
Our Future
The founding story and Communitas spirit guide our future activities. St Hilda’s aims to be the go-to college for students from Victoria, interstate and overseas who want to be part of a vibrant and welcoming place of achievement. With your help we can create ways to strengthen community connections and expand opportunities for students.
Fees and Scholarships
St Hilda’s awards a number of scholarships to undergraduate, graduate and non-resident students. Scholarships are awarded to successful applicants on a range of criteria, including academic results, personal qualities, financial need and the likely contributions the student can make to the College.
Testimonials
The founding story and Communitas spirit guide our future activities. St Hilda’s aims to be the go-to college for students from Victoria, interstate and overseas who want to be part of a vibrant and welcoming place of achievement.
What We Offer
About
St Hilda's College is a living community and residential college on campus at the University of Melbourne.
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Wurrundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Owners of the land upon which our college is situated. We pay our respect to all the Elders of Indigenous students who call St Hilda’s home. We also acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members of our community, the University of Melbourne, and the wider world.
