Thrive at University when you live at Trinity
Moving abroad and living alone is never easy. It can be a scary experience, but we are here for you.
Live with us and enjoy a truly rewarding Australian university experience in a convenient, safe and supportive community with other local and international students from around the world.
Safe & Convenient
Let us take care of you while you focus on your studies and navigating university.
Enjoy convenient living with our many amenities and facilities such as buffet style daily meals, professional room cleaners, free laundry facilities, shared-bikes and many more!
Academic Support
Sometimes classes and tutorials are just not enough. Our academic support programs are designed to help you stay competitive and graduate top of your class!
We also offer a variety of health, language, music and writing classes for your interest and / or personal growth.
Career & Professional Growth
We understand the competitive job market can be worrying, that is why we have programs such as career connections and professional development opportunities to help residents gain a better advantage early.
Lifelong Friendships & Australian University
Experience
Enjoy an action-packed calendar while you bond with friends that become like family with a variety of social, cultural, sporting and travel events and activities.
Wherever you are from, whatever your interests, there will always be activities for you to join in with and enjoy. You will always fit right in!
Exceptional location
Located in Crawley, you are surrounded by everything you need within walking distance – retail stores, cafes, restaurants.
It’s a brisk 2 minutes walk to UWA, while public transport is located right outside for an easy commute to Perth CBD and other Perth Universities.
Affordable Fees & Scholarships
There are so many things to buy and pay for when moving abroad. To make things easy, our fees are all inclusive with no hidden costs.
To ease you financial burden or to save you a little extra money, all our residents are eligible for our many scholarships totaling up to $200,000 annually.
ScholarshipMeet Tim
MSc Science Business & Innovation
Tim first heard about Trinity Residential College at a uni exchange open day in his native Netherlands. A nature and sports lover, Trinity and Australia seemed like the perfect choice for Tim, especially after he was told about the experience by a previous exchange student in Amsterdam. During his time here he’s even managed to run a half-marathon in 1:31:04.
Just the combination of Australians and the exchangers really gave me something extra, because it gave me the opportunity to really know Australia. It’s not just the stuff that everyone knows that you’re doing – it’s getting involved with the culture of the place.
Meet Blair
Finance & Business Law
Studying abroad from her home in China, Blair has made a lot of new friends at Trinity. Not just with Australians, but US and European exchangers who’ve offered to take care of her if she chooses to travel around the world. She’s also managed to learn some Spanish and start practising the piano with resident-led tutorials. Now, after three semesters here, Blair is a Resident Coordinator.
I’ve been offered to be a Resident Coordinator in the College, and am really honoured. I’ve made a lot of friends in Trinity – it has an atmosphere of home, the actual feeling of home.
Meet Amber
Accounting & Management
Originally from South Africa, her first study experience in Australia at 16 proved to be a tough time. On returning to Australia for uni, and becoming part of the Trinity family, Amber says it has ultimately become home for her.
Amber has been appointed as the College’s Senior Resident Advisor for 2019.
I am so excited for 2019 and everything that Trinity has to offer me for another year.
Meet Danny
My first year at University and out of home put me up against some of the most challenging life lessons I have faced and Trinity has been at the heart of my learning and growth. The college is much more than just accommodation and catering although they are both quite homely here at Trin, the community I feel I am now a part of and the life-long friends I have made is the real value come from college. A great amount of effort goes into cultivating an inclusive and rich culture as well as into the college wide and wing events which bring people together and help form those great friendships.
Moving up to Perth from Busselton straight after high school was a big step for me, especially with a lot of my school friends having gap years. The social side of college especially through welcome week set me up to make new connections and thrive through the year. There is also great support through the resident advisors and mental health programs available on campus which work great together to support residents through thick and thin.
