St Andrew's College

St Andrew's College, established in 1867, is a co-residential academic community within the University of Sydney, accommodating over 380 undergraduate and postgraduate students, resident Fellows, and graduate residents. Situated on a picturesque 4-hectare campus in Newtown, the College offers a blend of intellectual independence, academic support, and personal development through diverse extracurricular activities. Its motto, "For Christ, the Church and Scholarship," reflects its commitment to fostering well-rounded individuals. Notable alumni include H.V. Evatt, former President of the United Nations General Assembly, and John Bradfield, architect of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.