Honest answers to tough questions

Trinity’s faculty aims to bring theological education to bear on the many challenges posed by postmodern society and Australia’s post-Christian culture. We seek to provide students and ministry candidates with a thorough grounding in biblical literacy and the history of Christian thought by relating the Bible to everyday life through preaching, pastoral care, youth ministry, and marketplace theology. We aspire to form graduates who can communicate the Word of God clearly and authentically within the workplace, the local church, and in everyday life.

View all courses available at Trinity College Queensland here

College facilities

Size of college

Small (30 to 100 students)

Delivery modes

On-campus and off-campus options available

Overseas students

Trinity College Queensland currently does not accept overseas students.

See here for further details for overseas student information.

Provision of academic and study skills support services, including English language support

Students are encouraged to view the Student Support Services page for information about academic and study skills support services available. In addition, the following are services available at Trinity College Queensland:

  • Study Skills Tutors available
  • Trinity College Queensland provides a series of six one-hour seminars, covering the importance of academic integrity, writing skills, academic research training, and referencing advice.

Provision of counselling services

We have a strong commitment to student wellbeing. Students are encouraged to view the Student Support Services page for information about personal and counselling support services available, as well as links to relevant policies and processes in place to provide support to students. In addition, the following services are available to students studying at Trinity College Queensland:

  • A Student Chaplain is available, and meets with students identified as needing support, made available to students by appointment and casually during break and meal times on campus.
  • Referrals can be provided for more complex support matters.

Library

The library provides a wide range of digital resources, as well as a physical collection of over 26,000 monographs. Information about the library and services are available here.

Learning spaces - lecture / tutorial rooms

2 Lecture rooms:
Number of seats/study spaces: 24

1 Library:
Number of seats/study spaces available for private study: 26

Number of additional seats/study spaces available for private study: 4

1 Chapel:
Number of seats/study spaces: 46

Learning spaces - Informal spaces

1 space available, student lounge with lounges and chairs around tables for eating and drinking, available for group study, private study, recreational activities, socialising, and discussions with lecturers and tutors outside of a classroom setting.

Learning spaces - shared meals areas available to students

Dining Area:
Number of seats/study spaces: 15

Residential accommodation for students

No accommodation is directly provided by the college. However, on-campus accommodation is available and students are referred to Raymont Residential College.

Enrolment and application processes

For information about the enrolment process, including any relevant standards of behaviour and college ethos, click here.

Contacts

Prospective Students – contact the Registrar, Coralie Klein

Current students – contact the Registrar, Coralie Klein

For support, see the Student Support Officers

For incidents or information about Sexual Assault or Sexual Harassment, there is a designated SASH Contact Officer

College academic timetable / unit offering

View the academic timetable

College calendar and key dates

View upcomign events at Trinity College Queensland here

College website

Visit trinity.qld.edu.au