Fees
As an undergraduate doing your first degree, you’ll get all of the academic support and encouragement you need to make the move from school to uni.
Basic fees
Fees are set by the College Council in November each year.
The 2019 basic annual fee is $29,800 AUD. This covers:
- a fully-furnished single study bedroom
- residency for a maximum of 39 weeks*breakfast, lunch and dinner - 7 days a week
- IT services, including a data connection port in each room, and data is unlimited within the College’s usage policy
- weekly tutorials for university subjects
- pastoral and welfare support, including a first-year student mentoring program and in-house counselling services
- laundry facilities at no additional cost
- use of extensive academic resources in the Alice Paton Library
- access to the gym
Additional fees
- Enrolment fee (new students only): $720 AUD
- Orientation week: $810 AUD
- Room bond: $500 AUD (refundable upon departure from college if no damages occur in the student's name)
- Academic gown purchase: $50 AUD
- Annual membership to the Student Club: $340 AUD
The annual fee for returning students is $30,140 AUD. This comprises the residential fee and Student Club membership.
Note: St Hilda’s College is closed from Good Friday to Easter Tuesday each year. Students who stay during this time will need to do so with the knowledge that the College is closed.
*Residents are permitted to remain in College during the mid-year winter recess, however, are required to vacate College at the end of the College year (24 hours after the student’s last exam)* An additional fee will apply if students stay beyond this time.
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.
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