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As the accommodation of choice for Medicine students in Sydney, Graduate House residents benefit from the absolute convenience of living at Sancta – which includes all meals catered, full gym membership, room servicing and excellent proximity to Sydney’s major healthcare facilities and universities. Our 128 postgraduate ensuite rooms and purpose-built facilities ensure the ideal environment for academic success. By becoming a member of our residential college with a rich academic and cultural history, you will connect with future colleagues, meet accomplished MD alumni, and access a range of academic, social, cultural and sporting opportunities.

At University College we are dedicated to providing opportunities and support for students from diverse backgrounds. Our mission is to assist students to become well-informed global citizens with the capacity to negotiate their way successfully in a rapidly changing and complex world.

Newman College's fundamental purpose is to foster the intellectual, ethical and spiritual life of its members, to enable them to become effective leaders in the community, mature in faith and committed to justice. The College seeks to assist its members in achieving the highest standards in their personal lives, in their studies and in the professions they will enter, standards based on Christian values and showing a genuine compassion and respect for others.

Ormond College is committed to providing an outstanding residential and learning experience for members of the University of Melbourne through its core values of community, learning, integrity, diversity and heritage.

St Andrew's College, governed by its own elected Council, is situated within the campus of the University of Sydney. Set in its own picturesque grounds, it offers students and a unique opportunity to get the most out of their University education – a combination of intellectual independence, academic support from the College Life team and personal development through involvement in Students’ Club activities such as a wide range of sporting, philanthropic and cultural activities, and the gift of life-long friendships.

St Leo’s College at the University of Queensland was opened on 12 March 1961. In keeping with the rich traditions of the past century, St Leo’s Residents enjoy a diverse and active lifestyle embracing study, cultural and sporting opportunities, faith developments, community service and a wealth of social opportunities.This is alongside state of the art facilities and a learning environment that offers an exciting and rewarding academic experience. As the College continues to grow it remains committed to providing an environment where Residents feel respected and valued and can grow on their life journeys.

The Women’s College within the University of Queensland (UQ) prepares women to think big and reach far. The Equity Pledge, written by our Student Leadership Team in 2017, demonstrates the unmistakable spirit at College. A spirit that you can feel within our halls. A spirit that is visible, too, in the lives of our alumnae, women who have become leaders in a wide range of fields, including those in which women are traditionally underrepresented.

St Catherine's is a selective, co-educational living and learning environment for 400 students from a diverse range of backgrounds, both local and overseas, undergraduate and postgraduate. St Catherine's is a college without borders, and focuses on the development of the whole person, providing a highly personalised experience that prepares students to take their place as global citizens of excellence.

Dunmore Lang College is a not-for-profit Residential College driven by the belief that enabling access to university study changes not only students’ lives but also their families and wider communities. By undertaking university study, students open up new pathways and opportunities for their futures as well as becoming roles models for others to follow. Established in 1972, the College provides a safe and supportive community for both undergraduate and postgraduate Macquarie University students in a variety of accommodation styles.

RMC is an incorporated not-for-profit residential College affiliated with Macquarie University. RMC is a university based living and learning community with strong academic and pastoral support for all their residents. By enabling residents to engage with the university experience in a supportive context, they have the opportunity to develop academically, socially and spiritually. The College offers many student leadership positions for its residents and our multicultural community empowers them to become community-minded leaders in the global village.

Opened in 1969, Mannix College occupies 16,250 square metres of land opposite the southern end of Monash University’s Clayton campus. Within Mannix, a warm and welcoming community of scholars lives, learns and leads together whilst they pursue their potential at Monash University and beyond.

Lincoln College accommodates around 200 students residents across our 6 buildings on campus at the University of Adelaide. Former Residents of Lincoln often say they ‘found their people’ at college – the ones who share their interests and passions and become lifelong friends. You can truly find your place at Lincoln College.

The Biomedicine Student Society (BSS) is the official faculty based society for students undertaking the Bachelor of Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne.

Science Society ANU is the peak student representative society for ANU STEM students and aims to connect students from all Science disciplines. They host a diverse range of social, academic and careers events. Some of their major events include ANU National Science Week, Science Chats and the largest science social event at the university, ANU Science Ball.

Formed in 2009, the UNSW Medical Science Society has committed itself to building a community that brings Medical Science students together. UNSW Medical Science Society events introduce members to academics, entrepreneurs, and professionals in the health and medical science industries.

The University of Sydney Science Society (SciSoc) has been making sure that campus life is as fun, exciting and vibrant as it should be for every Science student at the University of Sydney since 1904. Today, SciSoc boasts over 5000 members, including undergraduate and postgraduate students, staff members and enthusiasts of Science at the University of Sydney.

UQPMS was founded with the purpose of supporting provisional-entry medical students at UQ. However, with the introduction of the MD, their focus has expanded to accommodate for all undergraduate students wishing to enter into medicine via graduate entry. One of their main objectives is to ease the transition into university for their members. Throughout the years, they hope to better equip members with academic advice and help, as well as host various social events to encourage new relationships. UQPMS aims to provide its members with an unforgettable university experience.

Health Students’ Society (HSS) is an undergraduate faculty society which represents current students enrolled in Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences majoring in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing, Medical Sciences, Integrated Medical Sciences and Clinical Practice, Humanities in Health and Medicine, Microbiology and Immunology, Pharmacology and Population Health.

The Monash Biomed Society aims to enhance the university experience of Biomedical Science students, through facilitating lifelong friendships and providing industry networking opportunities. By providing valuable experiences and resources for students, the Monash Biomed Society makes the transition into university life as smooth and effortless as possible.

Monash Science Society (MSS) is a student-run community at Monash University Clayton campus, aiming to provide our members with support and opportunities in both social and academic spheres. In conjunction with the Science Faculty, MSS runs a range of academic events, enabling students to learn tips for networking, job applications, interviews and many other vital skills across a career in science.

Established in 2016, the Clinical Science Society was founded by the inaugural cohort of the Bachelor of Clinical Science. From our humble beginnings as a close-knit cohort of 25 students in 2016 to our current student intake averaging 250 each year, we have grown together as a clinical community. Our vision as a society is to continue the tradition of this close-knit community culture with our core values as the cornerstone.