Trinity College Theological School is committed to shaping women and men who wish to pursue ordination in the Anglican Church, develop skills for lay ministry, or simply explore Christian faith for personal or vocational enrichment.
Welcome
Established in 1877, Trinity College Theological School is committed to shaping women and men who wish to pursue ordination in the Anglican Church, develop skills for lay ministry, or simply explore Christian faith for personal or vocational enrichment. Alongside its degree and diploma programs, Trinity also serves the wider church community through workshops, seminars and lectures in our Continuing Education program.
Trinity prepares students for the diversity of the modern church by learning about a variety of models of church and theological ideas in contemporary society. Our students come from diverse backgrounds, both from within Australia and from overseas; many study part time and online, but all are supported on their journeys. Everyone at Trinity is encouraged to engage in open discussion and lively debate about the scriptures and Anglican traditions and how these apply to life today.
Reverend Dr Robert (Bob) Derrenbacker, Principal
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All articlesReading Trauma in the Book of Jeremiah | Sep-Oct Intensive
The book of Jeremiah is a complex, pain-filled, and difficult book to read. Beginning with an understanding of the socio-political context which gave rise to the book, this unit will introduce students to trauma as effective lens through which to interpret prophetic literature. The impact of trauma on communal groups will be emphasised, and themes such as divine violence, forced deportation, diaspora and return, communal identity formation and communal memory will be explored.
Dorothy Lee celebrated in Australia Day honours
Congratulations to the Rev Canon Professor Dorothy Lee on being appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the 2024 Australia Day honours.
Trinity College Theological School Campus
The Theological School is located at the Old Warden’s Lodge (OWL) within Trinity College, at 100 Royal Parade, Parkville. It is very close to public transport, with Tram 19 located just outside the entrance. The site is in close proximity to a number of cafes, restaurants, and shops in the Parkville and Melbourne University areas.
Trinity is located on the sovereign and unceded country of the Wurundjeri nation. We pay our respects to their elders, who have cared for this country since its creation, and commit ourselves to work towards a more just settlement for all Indigenous people.
Facilities available to students
- Student common room
- Outdoor common areas
- Kitchen, tea, and coffee making facilities
- WiFi
- Quiet study areas in the library
- Rooms available to be booked for study space
- The building is also a short distance to the Dalton McCaughey library
- Chapel
A place for worship, reflection and prayer, and a sacred space where all are welcome. During semester, morning prayer daily at 9am, and Eucharist is celebrated on Mondays and Thursdays at 1pm. Evensong is held on Sunday evenings.
Leeper and Mollison Library
The Leeper and Mollison Library is located on Trinity’s main campus at Parkville, and here you can study, browse our resources and learn in comfort. Our librarians are trained to help you locate the best resources for your studies, can teach you how to reference assignments and can recommend books, including ebooks and audiobooks.
Collection Strengths and Specialties
The library has a significant theological collection with an emphasis on Anglicanism.
Contact
General contact
61383410275
tcts@trinity.edu.auAddress
100 Royal Parade
Parkville, Victoria, 3052
AustraliaCoursework students
Rev Prof Mark LindsayJoan F W Munro Professor of Historical Theology
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Research students
Dr Scott KirklandStockdale Lecturer in Practical Theology and Ethics
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