Robert Menzies College
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Robert Menzies College (RMC) is a residential college of Macquarie University. Established in 1972, the college was named after former Prime Minister Robert Menzies, who also opened the college. Robert Menzies College accommodates about 200 students in its fully catered environment.
The vision of RMC is to be "an evangelical, academic, global and spiritually-vital community."
Robert Menzies College facilitates the forming of community and academic guidance through its team of Residential Tutors (RTs).
The college competes regularly with its neighbour, Dunmore Lang College, for an annual sporting trophy. The current Master is Professor Chris Bellenger, a specialist in veterinary science.
The college student association, the Robert Menzies College Student Association organises many social, sporting and cultural activities.
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