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| Full name | Philip Baxter College | ||||||||||
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| Named after | Sir Philip Baxter | ||||||||||
| Established | 1966 | ||||||||||
| Sister College(s) | Goldstein College Basser College |
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| Dean | Tim Anderson | ||||||||||
| Location | UNSW campus, Kensington | ||||||||||
| Undergraduates | - | ||||||||||
| Postgraduates | - | ||||||||||
| [1] Website | - | ||||||||||
Philip Baxter College, University Of New South Wales is a residential college at the University of New South Wales in Kensington, Sydney, Australia.
Along with Basser and Goldstein Colleges, Philip Baxter College forms part of The Kensington Colleges, the only residential colleges owned and operated by the University of New South Wales. It houses 208 residents, making it the largest residential college associated with the university. The college was named after Sir Philip Baxter, a former Vice-Chancellor at UNSW [2] and Chairman of the Sydney Opera House Trust. It was opened in 1966.
Baxter College participates in many on-campus and inter-college activities including the inter-college sports competition, The Ruth Wheen Cup (a culturally focused competition within The Kensington Colleges) and also many off-campus activities that take place in the local areas of Sydney such as Coogee and Randwick and also the inner city. The current Dean of College is Tim Anderson.
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