A bite-sized, online-only introduction to Trinity College and the courses we offer. You can join with camera on or off. There will be an overview of who we are, as well as programme information and there will also be time for questions.
Mini Open Days take place during the week, and allow you to join us for a ‘normal’ day at Trinity College.
Join us from 11am to attend part of a lecture, or from 12pm for an introduction to Trinity College from our Principal and Q&A session, followed by lunch and the chance to meet current students, along with a tour of the College.
Our Saturday Open days run from 9:30am to 3:30pm and involve an introduction to Trinity, information about our programmes and academic support, a sample lecture, lunch, tours, time with our current students (and families), information about our accommodation. We finish the day with a service in our Chapel.
The Open Day is for all potential students, both single and married, and for all pathways (full-time and part-time, Bristol-based and context-based). The whole family is welcome – as part of the day we provide childcare, though children are also welcome to attend sessions.
If you are coming from further afield we can provide free accommodation for a night as part of the visit.
Come and join us to see our brand new accommodation for single students and to find out more about Trinity. Â
You can arrive on Thursday evening, eat and socialise with current students and stay overnight (free of charge), but you are also welcome to arrive on Friday morning.
You will join our community at 8.30am for worship (Holy Communion), which leads into Community Coffee. After this you will be able to experience some teaching with current students, meet our Principal, Sean Doherty, and have a tour of our new accommodation. Your visit will finish with lunch at 1pm, unless you would like to be interviewed whilst you are here – if this is the case please get in touch. Interviews will be scheduled on Friday afternoon.
Join us at an online Open Day to find out how our context-based pathway works.