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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.
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.
Arvind Nagarajan (TCFS 2013) studied Arts at university and, like many students, didn't think about his career while at university. Ahead of our Arts-focused Career Connect event on 7 October, he shares with us his journey from Trinity to Australian skincare brand frank body.
Comedian Ronny Chieng has come a long way since he studied at Trinity in 2004, and his most recent film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings has just hit cinemas. As an actor and comedian with a global platform, Ronny isn’t afraid to shine a light on the issues that unite and divide us.
From 20 September to 1 November, a group of Trinity College lecturers will present a series of free lectures to give a feel for the subjects and teaching style in Trinity College's Foundation Studies program.
Anya Arora has been taking Trinity’s Foundation Studies program online and tells of her experiences, including what she thinks of the teachers and why she was drawn to the University of Melbourne.
This short video gives a run down of Trinity's Foundation Studies program, which is now available online and still provides direct entry to the University of Melbourne.
Priyanka Wiharsa (TCFS 2018) grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia, and knew she wanted to complete university abroad. Upon learning that Trinity College could offer guaranteed entry to Australia’s number-one uni, the University of Melbourne, Priyanka was sold. And off to Melbourne she went.