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Stirling provides the most modern facilities for ministerial and theological education in Australia. The teaching and administration centre is built around a landscaped courtyard. It comprises a well-equipped lecture theatre seating 131 people; three lecture rooms; six tutorial rooms, including one especially designed for training in counselling; a community lounge, dining room and kitchen; offices and a spacious library.

Through use of the library, students can draw upon the thoughts and practical experience of hundreds of Christian thinkers and church leaders throughout the world and they can develop an ability to work through ideas and issues in ways that will continue for years to come. About 23,000 books and 100 current periodicals make up the College's basic collection. Books, pamphlets and journals relating to Churches of Christ are housed in the Historical Library. Stirling students also have access to the library at Whitley College, and, by arrangement, many other libraries associated with the Melbourne College of Divinity.