Victoria University Secondary College

• Junior Campus in Deer Park for years 7 to 9.
• Senior Campus in Cairnlea for years 10 to 12.
• Brimbank Campus[7] in St Albans, for the college's Flexible In-School Learning Program and senior gymnasium.[8][9] A portion of the campus is leased by Big Childcare.

Victoria University Secondary College is a secondary college located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The college currently runs on three campuses.[10] The school is planning up to expand the cairnlea campus, to cater to the entire school community.[11]

Genevieve Simson served as the founding college principal of Victoria University Secondary College. In 2018, Simson resigned from her role as college principal.[12] Elaine Hazim, who, at the time, served as the Senior Campus principal, was appointed college principal in 2019.

Victoria University Secondary College completed construction of a new Senior Campus for Years 10 to 12 at the end of 2021 with operations at the campus commencing in 2022.

St Albans Technical School opened on Jamieson Street in 1962, gaining a reputation for academic and sporting achievement in its first decade. In 1989, it was renamed Jamieson Park Secondary College, and in the late 1990s, it became Brimbank College. The school had multiple principals over the years, last being Genevie Simson, who succeeded to the role of college principal at the successor school.

Kealba Secondary College, originally St Albans Park High School, was established in 1970. The inaugural principal, Mr Leo Webb, requested a name change to avoid confusion with St Albans High School (later St Albans Secondary College). A community group chose the name 'Kealba Secondary College,' which led to the suburb's renaming from St Albans East to Kealba. Julie Williams served as the longest principal, for 25 years, and the final principal, James Dowie, became an assistant principal at the successor school.

Deer Park High School opened on Billingham Road in 1976. It was renamed Deer Park Secondary College. The school had multiple principals over the years, last being Paul Ryan, who succeeded to the role of Deer Park Campus principal at the successor school, he was only in office for one term before retiring and being succeeded by Elaine Hazim (current college principal).

All schools, merged in 2010 to form the dual-campus Victoria University Secondary College (Kealba was closed). Deer Park became the junior campus, Brimbank became the senior campus, catering for Years 10 to 12. The Brimbank campus later became the school's senior gymnasium when the senior campus moved to Cairnlea. In 2024, it became the Flexible Learning Program campus.

The following individuals have served as principal of Victoria University Secondary College:

The following individuals have served as Senior Campus Principal of Victoria University Secondary College:

Since 2022, the Senior Campus has been located at the new Cairnlea campus, rather than the Brimbank Campus. All principals prior to 2022 held office at the Brimbank Campus.

The following individuals have served as Junior Campus Principal of Victoria University Secondary College:

The following individuals have served as Brimbank Campus Principal (iCAN, Flexible Learning Program) of Victoria University Secondary College:

The Brimbank Campus Principal role at Victoria University Secondary College was established in 2024, to provide alternative educational pathways to at risk students. Jason Austin, the first office holder, previously served as an assistant principal at the junor campus before assuming the office.

• James Dowie, has been an assistant principal since 2011, currently overseeing Professional Learning Communities.

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Extracurricular options available to students include debating, drama, environmental club, instrumental music, musical productions, student leadership and a number of lunchtime and after-school clubs. Students are also able to join in many sport teams, including volleyball, badminton, basketball, soccer, softball, football, rugby, swimming, table tennis, athletics and netball.

• Victoria University Secondary College website