Trinity College

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Trinity is a medium-sized college occupying a beautiful, spacious site in the city centre. Relationships between students and tutors are open and friendly.

Students at Trinity College

We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and are committed to ensuring each student benefits fully from their time at Trinity. We provide accommodation for all years of an undergraduate course and our food is renowned as among the best in Oxford. Our excellent facilities, generous bursaries and welcoming student community are the ideal basis for academic success.

Our students are involved in a wide range of activities, and reflect a diverse and inclusive community. The Trinity Players stage at least two productions a year, including one on our lawns. Many of our sports teams flourish. Our non-auditioned choir gives recitals both in Oxford and on tour, in recent years visiting Tuscany, Budapest and Madrid. Many subjects also have their own societies, hosting guest speakers and social events.

College facilities

To compare facilities across different colleges, please visit our College Facilities Table.

Students enjoying one of the many gardens at Trinity College.

(Credit: Lee Atherton)

College accommodation
All first years on site
Usually offered for all years
Usually offered for three years	N/A
Usually offered for first year and one other year	N/A
Some vacation storage for international students
Catering
Dining hall
Bar
Café
Facilities
Gym on site
Boathouse
Library open 24/7
Computer rooms/stations
Wi-Fi throughout college
Music room
Theatre/performance space
Chapel
Multi-faith prayer room
Clubs & societies activities
Music society
Orchestra(s)
Choir(s)
Dramatic society
College student magazine/paper
Some subject societies
Other societies

In order to ensure that all areas of the UK are fully supported by the University of Oxford, Christ Church, St Anne's and Trinity Colleges have established Oxford for North East, the first of a series of regional outreach programmes offering tailored and local support to students of mixed ages, their parents and teachers. In addition, the colleges will continue to maintain their existing link regions. Please see Oxford for North East for more information.

Getting in touch with the college linked to your region has no influence on your chances of being accepted to this or any other particular college. You are also very welcome to get in touch with any other college for advice about applying or studying here.