Alumnae Step Up for Scholarships
The Women’s College alumnae community came together on Saturday 8 August for our inaugural Alumnae Walk, a wonderful afternoon of connection, conversation, and purpose.
Read ArticleThe Women’s College alumnae community came together on Saturday 8 August for our inaugural Alumnae Walk, a wonderful afternoon of connection, conversation, and purpose.
We are excited to announce that applications for 2027 bursaries and scholarships are now open. If you plan to be a resident next year, we encourage you to explore how the Bursaries & Scholarships Program can assist you in your academic journey.
The countdown is on! With just 12 places remaining, now is the time to secure your place at The Women's College's inaugural Alumnae Walk on Saturday 8 August.
Interested students and their families are invited to visit us on UQ Open Day to discover Women's College first-hand. All students who are considering Residency or Associate Membership at The Women's College in 2027 and 2028 are welcome to attend.
We are delighted to welcome alumna Jan Willett (1973 – 1975) as the newest member of The Women’s College Network Ambassador Program.
From social events and networking to sports, cultural and community activities our Residents and Associates have had a semester full of friendships, connections and achievements. See what’s been happening at Women’s during Semester 1 in this issue of Connect.
This End-of-Financial-Year, The Women's College invites our community to support the 2026 Giving Appeal: Opening Doors – Because She Belongs Here.
This year's edition of FREDA, our award-winning digital alumnae magazine, is now available!
Leave your legacy in the Council Room Courtyard. Every generation of Woozas leaves its mark on The Women’s College – through friendships formed, leadership shared, traditions upheld, and spaces brought to life for future students. The College community is encouraged to secure a plaque early as part of this year’s EOFY Giving Appeal.
Alumna Judith Anderson OAM (1964 – 1966) was inducted as the newest Fellow of The Women’s College at the Academic Dinner & Alumnae Awards on Thursday 12 March.
This year’s Back to Women’s Champagne High Tea was a special celebration of the College’s 112th Birthday, reflecting on its journey from 19 foundation residents in 1914 to the vibrant community it is today.
We were delighted to recognise four exceptional alumnae at last week’s Academic Dinner & Alumnae Awards, celebrating their outstanding leadership and meaningful contributions to their professions and communities.
Centred on equity, Women’s is a place where women support women. The diversity, talents and personalities of almost 260 residents and 50 non-resident associates who call the College ‘home’ are celebrated and appreciated.
