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This year’s Open Days are online, taking place on the 30th June and 1st July 2021.
Our students, staff, and academics will all be on hand to answer any questions you have about our courses, as well as about life at Trinity, financial support, and what it’s like to study here. There are also plenty of videos to watch, including a tour of college, a look round an undergraduate room, and a Q&A where students address some common FAQs.
The website will only be live on the day, so click through here and say hi!
Find out about the other events taking place by checking out the University website, and register for email updates about the Virtual Open Days.
10:30 English Language & Literature 11:00 Classics 11:30 Music 12:00 Law 12:30 Modern Languages 13:00 History 13:30 History & Politics 14:00 Economics & Management 14:30 Philosophy, Politics & Economics 15:00 Philosophy & Modern Languages / Theology 15:30 Theology
12:00 Chemistry 12:30 Biochemistry 13:00 Medicine 13:30 Biomedical Sciences 14:00 Maths 14:30 Physics 15:00 Engineering Science 15:30 Material Science
Chat to our students all day between 9:00 and 16:00
Meet the Undergraduate Access and Admissions team all day also between 9:00 and 16:00
I don't think it would be an exaggeration to say that I'm the happiest here that I've ever been.
Not everyone will be able to make it to Oxford for a visit, so we've put together a virtual experience to give you an idea of what life, study and facilities are like here. Have a look at any time, from wherever you are - before or after the online Open Days run by the Unviersity.
This is the only time in my life where I won the lottery without buying a ticket as this is a great community where I can just be myself. So, if learning and discovery and developing new knowledge fascinate you, then there’s nowhere better for you than Oxford. The opportunities are boundless.
About me: I come from a background of disadvantage: being a first generation, Free School Meals young carer, lacking that traditional ‘role model’ for help when it came to the university admission process. I spend most my spare time as a journalist, writing for TLDR News.
Favourite thing about my subject: It sounds cliche, but it’s happening before our very own eyes – it’s a subject that you can live and breathe, from struggles and ethical questions surrounding migration on Mexican border to the political powerplay in Russia.
Best thing about college life: The community. Hands down. Very, very quickly, you’ll come to know everyone – from the students to the porters – and be able to strike up conversations on any matter under the sun.
About me: As a biochemist, I have an interest in all things natural science- zoology, virology, genetics, but no surprises there! I also enjoy painting, cooking, and researching the chemicals inside skin care products. '
Favourite thing about my subject: My favourite thing about biochemistry is my organic mechanism tutorials as I already enjoyed the topic at A-Level and the content is satisfyingly challenging.
Best thing about college life: Dinners in hall with my staircase friends are the definite highlight of life at Trinity. Very wholesome vibes!
About me: I’m a first year doing English Lang + lit, and I’m an EU citizen living in north-east England. I’m deaf, love playing the piano, reading and currently learning how to embroider!
Favourite thing about my subject: My favourite thing about my subject is how broad it is: the course is super flexible so I’m able to follow my own interests in depth (as long as I can write about them well!). It means I can tailor the course to fit my own interests, which makes it a lot more fun!
Best thing about college life: The people! Everyone is so lovely, there’s always something going on and there’s always people who’s up for a laugh, a nice dinner or just chilling on the lawns! It’s a wonderful community.
About me: I'm a second-year student from Cheshire and serve as JCR Academic Affairs Rep, Treasurer of the Oxford Doctor Who Society, and organiser of Pokemon tournaments. I occasionally play the trumpet as well.
Favourite thing about my subject: My favourite thing about studying Maths is that there are those wonderful moments when a proof or a problem you are solving comes together, and you get a rush of excitement at the elegance and beauty of it all.
Best thing about college life: The wonderful people. I've made some amazing friends in my time here. The food's pretty legendary as well.
About me: I’m a second year medical student at Trinity! I’m from Maidenhead and went to a state school. I’ve loved being at Trinity so far and have enjoyed being involved in Oxford Marrow, the JCR committee and the Christian Union.
Favourite thing about my subject: I’ve loved doing the patient and doctor course which is where we have sessions with a GP and get to speak to patients ourselves. It’s great fun and makes me excited for hospital placements.
Best thing about college life: The best thing about college life for me is the community! It’s been lovely to have picnics on the Trinity lawns with friends. I also love the college family system- you’ve always got someone to go to for advice!
About me: I'm a third year biochemist at Trinity. I play football and piano and I was the previous BAME rep in the JCR last year.
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