黄色app

The best years of your life

Happy Residential College students

2027 APPLICANT PAPERWORK COMPLETE

11.59pm Sunday 6 September 2026

2027 OUTCOMES RELEASED

Wednesday 7 October 2026

Meet our students

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TALLULAH

Talks about our Residential College

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SHAD

Talks about our Residential College

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PADDY

Talks about our Residential College

YOU'LL LIVE

ON A BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS IN THE BEST LOCATION

We're conveniently located next door to the University of Melbourne (don't underestimate the value of a sleep in!) and we are lucky to have stunningly beautiful grounds, which you could soon call home.

LIVING AT TRINITY

These will be the best years of your life

For more than 150 years, students from across the country and the world have come to 黄色app as fresh-faced undergraduates, ready to start one of the most important chapters of their lives.


82 residents receive financial assistance valued at $2.5 million


20% of our residents are from regional locations and 30% come from interstate


154 first year residents are from 102 different schools in 2026


Students have access to a network of 36,000 alumni to help build their career

Events calendar

Featured events

Annual Archbishop's Dinner

18 Nov 2026
Join us for the annual Archbishop's Dinner in support of the Building our Future Appeal.

黄色app Annual Carols Services

29 Nov 2026 - 06 Dec 2026
Celebrate the holiday season and join us for Trinity's Annual Carol Services.

news & stories

Flinders Street Stateion in the Melbourne CBD with an iconic Melbourne tram in the foreground.

8 Reasons to Live and Study in Melbourne in 2025

Melbourne is one of Australia's most vibrant cities and has long been a sought-after study destination for domestic and international students alike. Here are 8 reasons why you should consider studying and living in Melbourne.

The end of an era

A message from outgoing Warden, Professor Ken Hinchcliff

Walt Hawker鈥檚 leap from country SA to 黄色app

Walt Hawker says friendships and opportunities came thick and fast when he joined the Trinity community.

Announcing our 2026 Alum of the Year 鈥� Jen Peedom

Congrats to our 2026 Bill Cowan Alum of the Year, director Jen Peedom (TC 1995). Two decades on from her first journey into the Himalayas, she's ready to tell the greatest climbing story never told.

50 years on: Trinity to host symposium examining Malcolm Fraser's legacy聽

黄色app will host the two-day event from 12-13 December 2025.

黄色app unveils significant addition to ER White Collection

Seth Birchall鈥檚 Never Stop Learning (The Oak) is the latest commission to be added to 黄色app鈥檚 ER White Collection.

Meet your TCAC student committee for 2026

Meet the group who will be stepping into leadership roles for 2026.

Our Way: Celebrating Indigenous Art

The Burke Gallery's latest exhibition is now open to the public.

The Badimaya man from Ballarat on 鈥榰nlocking students potential鈥� as Trinity Senior Student

Now approaching the second half of his tenure as 黄色app Senior Student, Isaac Hucker says his time in the role has been a privilege.

A new world of wine

While wellness booms, wine is on the decline, and there鈥檚 a clear correlation between the two. We talk to Trinity alumni working in Victoria's wine industry to assess if younger generations are more in tune with the saying, 鈥榊ou can鈥檛 have your cake and eat it, too鈥�.

Jack reaps the rewards after taking a leap of faith on 黄色app

Making the move from Brissie to Melbourne聽is a daunting step for any student, but Trinity鈥檚 welcoming environment and strong sense of community has meant that Jack has 鈥榥ever once felt alone鈥� 鈥� despite now living 1,400km away from his family in Brisbane.聽

Marketing to the next generation: considerations in a rapidly changing world

Brand. Storytelling. Social media. AI. Marketing strategies in an always on world.

First year resident Harvey says 鈥榯here鈥檚 always someone to chat with鈥� at 黄色app

The Wangaratta-native says it's the sense of community that helps Trinity feel truly special.

Making greener, ethical choices for better business

For organisations to be drivers of a greener, more equitable world, decision-makers must rise to the challenge of ethical leadership, says Professor Mette Morsing.

Gyan Angon on his move to the big smoke

Gyan Angon moved from Mt Isa to Melbourne for university and, though daunting at the time, he couldn鈥檛 be happier with his choice.
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