How to Apply
We accept applications from prospective undergraduates at The University of Melbourne and Monash Pharmacy in Parkville. Intercollegiate protocol requires that applicants apply to only one of the residential colleges affiliated with the University of Melbourne. Students do this by applying to the college of their first preference, then listing other colleges as subsequent preferences on their application form.
Applications are lodged in the year prior to entry and deadlines vary across colleges.
APPLICATIONS FOR SEMESTER 1, 2022 are now open. We think you will love it here!
Step 1
Step 2
Once submitted, applicants can email other documentation to the Admissions Team at admissions@hildas.unimelb.edu.au
Documents required:
- Most recent school report
- Application fee of $75.00 AUD (click here to pay online)
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A personal and academic reference will also be required.
(A link will be forwarded to your referees for completion). - ATAR or final school year results and University letter of offer
step 3
St Hilda’s College will contact you with further instructions once we receive your application. Applicants will be sent a Prospective Student Questionnaire, requesting information about their course and career aspirations; academic interests; extracurricular activities; employment and work experience; participation in student exchange programs; leadership experiences; and non-academic achievements.
Early applications are encouraged and provisional College offers may be available, subject to accepting a University course.
All applicants will be invited for an interview either in person or via Skype/Zoom.
Detailed application and selection information is provided below. For any further queries, please click here to contact the Admissions Team or telephone +61 3 9248 8400.
Important: please note St Hilda’s College can only accommodate University of Melbourne (including VCA) students and Monash University’s Parkville campus Pharmacy.
What We Offer
SUPPORT
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 Wurundjeri 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.
