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What is a Residential College?
Aside from the convenience of having every university facility and service only minutes away, there are other great advantages of living at a Residential College:
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Fully catered accommodation
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Supportive staff and secure premises
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Academic tutorial programs and peer group support
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Community service opportunities
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Opportunities to form friendships and enhance your networks
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Active sporting, cultural and social life
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College scholarships, prizes and bursaries.
Life at a Residential College complements your university studies, not only academically, but also socially, culturally and in the sporting arena. Residential Colleges offer a real student experience.
The Colleges
Colleges offer you the opportunity to enhance your student experience through living a well-rounded university life:
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Hone your academic skills.
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Pursue your sporting and cultural interests — everything from athletics to water polo, chess to Choralfest, rowing to rugby…
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Participate in inter-college activities
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Try out something new in a supportive environment
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Form lasting friendships
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Build your professional network with students studying everything from medicine to music, economics to engineering.
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Develop your leadership potential, and create change.
Once you become a resident of a College, you are part of that College community for life.
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Did you know the Union colour is red? Red is the colour of friendship, passion, strength and we hope you will find all of that as a part of our community next year!
Room inspections completed. Bond revoked. Can you guess which room? #nomorebondforyou #nextleveldistruction #renovations #excitingtimes #movingforward
UQ St Lucia graduations commenced yesterday with quite a few Leonians graduating with bachelors’ degrees in Health Sciences, Human Movements, Nutrition Sciences as well as IT and Electrical Engineering.
Congratulations to Daniel Nunns, Alex Goodsell, Kyle Raabe and Daniel Clarke, each of whom graduated on Monday evening 9 December with first class degrees in Engineering.
Well done guys. 🎓 😀👏🔰
The Society of the Sacred Heart is 219 years old!Happy Birthday to the Society of the Sacred Heart! Today, we are 219 years old and going strong as we, the entire Society of the Sacred Heart community, continue to live out Saint Madeleine Sophie’s call to “let love be your life.” Wherever you are today, remember to encounter each person and everything you do, small or large, with love. #HappyBirthday #WeAreSacredHeart #LoveIsOurMission
Did you know that all residents at Grace College have complimentary Gold Membership with UQ Sport? And UQ has just announced the construction of a brand new state of the art Health and Recreation Centre. #gofarwithgrace #gofarjustasyouare #lifeofrudy
The Women’s College is delighted to offer some naming opportunities and welcomes the chance to honour individuals, businesses and organisations whose philanthropic support will make possible the refurbishment of our library into a new Study Hub opening in February 2020.
This is a joint project with The Women’s College and the Student Club, and your help will be greatly appreciated by the students who will use the Study Hub, both now and in the future.
To support our new Study Hub project, click here for more details - www.womens.uq.edu.au/donations/study-hub-naming-opportunities/
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The Emmanuel College Highlanders at the University of Queensland gave a rousing performance at the St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital Highland Fling Gala Ball to celebrate St Andrew’s Day. 🏴 Thank you to St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital for their generous sponsorship of our pipe band over many years.30/11/19 SAWMH Highland Fling Gala Ball at the Sofitel Hotel, brisbane.
Cromwell Students Graduate!
One of the many highlights of my role as Principal is hearing the aspirations of students in Year 12 with their families at enrolment interviews, and then several years later after they have left Cromwell, attending their graduation ceremonies to see the culmination of their hard work as they receive their degrees. December is a busy month with many ceremonies across different faculties held. I have been aware of Laura Brown, Carla Newlands, Marcus Van Vuuren, Adriana Di Bella, Mikaela Oakley, Tiana Sheehy, Abigail Ward and Brodie Johnson all graduating this month. Congratulations to them and to all other Cromwell students who have achieved this great milestone in their lives.
Photo L to R: Laura Brown, Carla Newlands, Abigail Ward and Ally Molachino
#cromwellcollegeuq_official #graduation #uq #coca