Shalom Institute

Shalom Institute is identified in the supplied reference material with the Shalom residential-college organisation located on the Kensington campus of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. The organisation was established in 1973 by Sydney's Jewish community and operates as a not-for-profit Jewish community body. Although it has a Jewish identity and community affiliation, the residential college is described as open to students of all faiths and backgrounds rather than being restricted to Jewish residents. Its principal activity is residential and community-based higher-education support. The associated college accommodates approximately 129 local and international students studying undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. In this role, it provides a living environment connected to university life while also maintaining a distinctive Jewish communal and cultural orientation. The organisation is therefore better understood as an educational and residential community institution than as a conventional consumer brand or commercial company. The supplied material does not establish a separate corporate structure, ownership model, executive roster, financial profile, product portfolio, or commercial expansion strategy for an entity specifically titled “Shalom Institute.” It instead describes Shalom College at the University of New South Wales and states that the college is run by Shalom. Consequently, the relationship between the requested Wikipedia subject, “Shalom Institute,” and the referenced Shalom College entity should be verified before treating all institutional details as definitive for this record.

The supplied reference material traces the institution's origins to 1973, when it was founded by the Jewish community of Sydney. Its development was connected to the University of New South Wales and its Kensington campus in Sydney. The organisation's institutional role is described through the associated Shalom residential college, which is run by Shalom, a not-for-profit Jewish community organisation. From its inception, the organisation appears to have combined a Jewish communal identity with a broad residential mission. The college is not described as exclusive to Jewish students; instead, it is open to people of all faiths and backgrounds. This combination allows it to function both as an expression of Sydney's Jewish community and as a general university residential environment for a diverse student population. The organisation's core service is residential education support rather than degree instruction. It houses local and international students enrolled in undergraduate and postgraduate programs at the university. The residential model places students in a shared community connected to campus life, while the organisation's Jewish affiliation provides its distinctive cultural and institutional character. The available material states that the college accommodates 129 students. No additional verified information is supplied about major expansions, changes in governance, leadership transitions, funding, campaigns, controversies, or mergers. There is also a naming discrepancy in the available record: the requested canonical subject is “Shalom Institute,” while the cited reference article is titled “Shalom College, University of New South Wales.” Further source verification is therefore needed to determine whether the two names describe the same legal or institutional entity, a former name, or related organisations.

• 1973

  Foundation by Sydney's Jewish community

  [1]Shalom College, University of New South Walesen.wikipedia.org

  The organisation was founded by the Jewish community of Sydney as a Jewish community-affiliated residential institution connected with university life.

A Jewish community-affiliated, not-for-profit residential education organisation that combines university accommodation with inclusive communal and cultural life.

• Higher-education residential services

  Student residential accommodation

  The institution's central offering is accommodation for students associated with the University of New South Wales. The residential community includes local and international students undertaking undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, providing a shared living environment alongside university study.

• Community and cultural services

  Jewish community and cultural programming

  The organisation's Jewish identity and operation by a not-for-profit Jewish community body distinguish its residential offering from a standard commercial accommodation provider. The supplied material supports its role as a setting for Jewish communal connection while remaining open to residents of all faiths and backgrounds.

1. 1Shalom College, University of New South Walesen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Shalom College official websiteshalomcollege.unsw.edu.au