2025 Long Lunch Major Raffle & Auction
Enter the Long Lunch Major Raffle & Auction for your chance to win from over $20,000 in incredible raffle and auction prizes.
The Women’s College offers a vibrant living and learning community dedicated to empowering 255 residents and 50 associate students as they pursue tertiary education at their chosen Brisbane university. Women’s is more than just a place to stay. The College offers accommodation, academic and wellbeing support, and many programs designed to empower and prepare women for the challenges and opportunities of university life and their future careers.
Established in 1914 at Kangaroo Point in Brisbane and then relocated to The University of Queensland St Lucia campus, the College has served as a community fostering academic excellence, leadership and inclusivity.
The College plays a pivotal role in promoting diversity and inclusivity. It actively recruits and supports young women, particularly from rural and regional Queensland, providing them with an enriching home-away-from-home as they transition to university life.
Enter the Long Lunch Major Raffle & Auction for your chance to win from over $20,000 in incredible raffle and auction prizes.
The Women’s Industry Night is a mini-exhibition that showcases companies and organisations which will offer valuable advice to help students and young alumnae.
Browse through our publications to see what’s been happening at The Women’s College. This page also has the Eeyore (Student Club yearbook) front cover gallery.
When you accept a place at Women’s, you become a Wooza for life. This page contains everything you need to know as an alumna.
Alumnae Perspectives is a video series featuring former residents as they share stories, and offer insights into life during and after their time at College.
Voices of Influence is a Women’s College podcast that inspires and empowers young adults through insightful and meaningful discussions with various professionals.
The Women’s College within The University of Queensland acknowledges the Traditional Owners and their custodianship of the lands on which we meet. We pay our respects to their Ancestors and their descendants, who continue cultural and spiritual connections to Country. We recognise their valuable contributions to Australian and global society.
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