Residential Colleges
Our strong association with five independent residential colleges* enables the University
of Adelaide to offer students a fully catered accommodation option where most meals and a weekly room
clean is incorporated into a single fee. Each college enjoys a long history of academic success together
with a strong reputation for developing community leaders and proud alumni tradition.
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Aquinas College provides an opportunity for young women and men to develop their talents to their
full capacity, to form critical minds and compassionate hearts, and to become effective leaders mature
in faith and committed to justice in this world. |
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Lincoln College provides a residential community for 240 male and female students studying at
all three of South Australia's universities. Founded in 1952 the College is an expression of the
Uniting Church's pastoral concern for University students. Persons of all faiths are admitted to
the College, which is affiliated with the University of Adelaide. |
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St Ann's College provides a safe inspiring environment where opportunities for education,
personal development and friendships are fostered. Students from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to
contribute to a happy social atmosphere in which academic excellence, development of judgement, personal
responsibility and consideration for others are high priorities. |
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St.Mark's College is a residential college for universities in Adelaide, South Australia.
Its symbol, the winged lion, and its motto - 'Excellence Reaches for the Stars' - clearly represents
the excellence that St.Mark's delivers; excellence in the facilities it offers; and excellence in
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Kathleen Lumley Postgraduate Residential College of the University of Adelaide provides ideal
accommodation for:
- postgraduate students
- academic visitors
- visitors to the State's research and cultural establishments.
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The residential colleges are located close to the city within 15-20 minutes walking distance from
the North Terrace campus and 15-25 minutes bus/bicycle ride from Thebarton and Waite campuses.
Most college rooms are single study bedrooms but some twin share rooms may be available. Each room
is furnished with a bed, mattress, wardrobe, mirror, desk, chair and bookshelf. Some also provide the
option of ensuite bathrooms and air-conditioning. Charges for heating/cooling**, electricity and cleaning
are usually included in the price.
All colleges are co-residential. Three meals per day (including a packed lunch, when required) are
usually provided, and students with special dietary needs may be catered for upon request. Most rooms
are equipped with telephones, voice mail and Internet access.
Students are advised to apply directly with each residential college for a place.
*The University does not administer the colleges.
**Charges apply for excessive use.
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