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Encyclopedia > University College (University of Melbourne)

University College

  • Formerly Univesity Women's College
  • Address - College Crescent, Parkville VIC 3052
  • Located on its own block of land, borded by the College Cres cent (across the road is Ormond College, Royal Parade and Cemetery Road (Princes Park).
This article or section should be merged with Ormond College (University of Melbourne) About the College Ormond College is the largest Residential College of the University of Melbourne. ... Princes Park, Liverpool A park in Liverpool. ...

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