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Seraphina Nicholls’ journey from Canberra to Melbourne
Seraphina Nicholls followed in her parents’ footsteps to join Trinity College in Melbourne and says the experience has opened up many friendships and opportunities, even during lockdown.
From Tassie to Melbourne: these siblings are happy to share the Trinity experience
After Liam Rogers blazed the family trail to Trinity College in 2019, it wasn’t a forgone conclusion that his sister Charlotte would follow. But the siblings are glad she did.
Meet Yun-Ching Lee, studying FS online from Taiwan
Yun-Ching (Clara) Lee has found the Trinity teachers kind and supportive, and has been able to make friends from around the world, even online.
World Sight Day: Frank Billson’s vision for change
In line with World Sight Day, we share the story of Frank Billson AO (TC 1954), who built a legendary reputation for patient care in a career dedicated to the alleviation of suffering.
Meet Wellbeing Coordinator Mandy Kitchener
Mandy Kitchener shares her favourite thing about Trinity and fond memories of attending the Dalai Lama's birthday party.
Meet our new student association members!
The Trinity College Associated Clubs (TCAC) is our incorporated student association that represents all Trinity residents. Each year, eight students are elected to the committee to organise events and activities. Student Eddie Jackson asked our new committee members for 2022 about their roles.
Watch video: How our Foundation Studies curriculum leads to uni success
Our Foundation Studies curriculum is designed to reflect classes at the University of Melbourne, so you'll start your degree feeling confident with the university's teaching style.
How Melbourne Uni has let Tom study science, music, Spanish and literature all at once
For Tom Poynton, the University of Melbourne offers the course flexibility he wants, while living on campus at Trinity College offers both convenience and community.
Tom McNicol shares his experience of moving to Trinity from Brisbane
Tom McNicol, who was born in the UK, says he’s had to embrace his ‘inner Pom’ after moving from Churchie in Brisbane to Trinity College in Melbourne, where the weather is a tad chillier, but says Trinity has opened so many doors that he hasn’t looked back.
Q&A with FS student Theint Hay Thi, studying online in Myanmar
Theint Hay Thi (Hazel) is completing Trinity's Foundation Studies program in Myanmar and says the environment at Trinity is positive and encouraging.
The incredible story of two Trinity students who built a satellite ... and had it launched by NASA
In line with World Space Week, we share the story of two Trinity College students who helped create the first Australian-built satellite, and saw it successfully launched into space. (And, yes, it’s still up there.)
Why Tom Hunt-Smith is proud to call himself a Trinitarian
After finishing his VCE at Melbourne Grammar School, Palawa man Tom Hunt-Smith took a detour while he figured out what to study. It wasn’t long before he landed at Trinity, where he learnt skills for life.
Keep your friends close but your enemies closer: Navigating religious love and enmity
'Us' and the 'other'; neighbours and enemies. The Revd Dr Chris Porter considers how we know who to love and how to love them.
Watch video: How our Foundation Studies teachers help you succeed
Our teachers are experts in their field and have plenty of experience teaching international students. They'll help you get the most out of your Foundation Studies course, even online.
Finals fever: Millie Klingbeil on study, passions and playing AFL for Victoria
In line with the upcoming AFL final, Millie Klingbeil talks about the discipline required to train and play for Victoria’s women’s football league, the things she’s learned along the way, and the importance of life balance.
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