Faculty Colours
Faculty or School | Colour | |
Architecture, Building and Planning - all degrees | magenta | |
Arts - all degrees except Social Work | stewart blue | |
Social Work |
chartreuse green | |
Economics and Commerce - all degrees | sky blue | |
Education - all degrees | malachite green | |
Engineering - all degrees | gold | |
Graduate Studies | pea green | |
Land and Food Resources - all degrees | old gold | |
Law | white; white with black band for undergraduate hoods | |
Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences: | ||
Medicine, including Medical Science, Gynaecology & Obstetrics, and Surgery |
cardinal | |
Dentistry, including Dental Studies |
mink | |
Physiotherapy |
jade | |
Health Sciences -for higher degrees offered by the Schools of Behavioural Science, Medicine (non-medical qualification prescription), Population Health, Physiotherapy (non-physiotherapy qualification prescription), Nursing (non-nursing qualification prescription), Rural Health |
petunia | |
Melbourne Business School | sky blue with gold band | |
Music | lilac | |
School of Enterprise | empire blue | |
Science - all degrees except Optometry (including Biomedical Science and Bachelor of Arts and Sciences) | olive green | |
Optometry |
juniper | |
Veterinary Science - all degrees | garnet | |
Victorian College of the Arts – all degrees | lemon, with the VCA pentagram embroidered in black on each shoulder |
Definition of colour names:
Colours
cardinal | B.C.C. 186 | chartreuse green | B.C.C. 171 |
cherry | B.C.C. 185 | dove grey | B.C.C. 123 |
empire blue | B.C.C. 87 | garnet | B.C.C. 160 |
gold | B.C.C. 114 | jade | B.C.C. 122 |
juniper | B.C.C. 192 | lemon | B.C.C. 52 |
lilac | B.C.C. 176 | magenta | B.C.C. 198 |
malachite green | B.C.C. 23 | mink | B.C.C. 169 |
old gold | B.C.C. 115 | olive green | B.C.C. 78 |
pea green | B.C.C. 172 | petunia | B.C.C. 109 |
sky blue | B.C.C. 162 | stewart blue | B.C.C. 149 |
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