Trinity College is delighted to be participating in the University Open Days on Wednesday 1 July, Thursday 2 July and Friday 18 September.

The College will be open on each of these days from 10am until 4pm.

Join us for any of the following:

10am-4pm
College tours led by our undergraduate students, excluding during our subject talks between 1:20-2:10pm. No booking required.

12:30-1pm
Admissions and Life at Trinity College talk by the Senior Tutor and current students. No booking required.

1:30pm-2:30pm
30-minute subject talks with Trinity College tutors, starting at 1:30pm and repeated at 2:00pm. No booking required. These sessions are for prospective students rather than teachers, parents or carers.

Subject talks are offered across Trinity College’s undergraduate subjects: Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, Classics, Computer Science, Economics & Management, Engineering Science, English, History, Law, Materials Science, Mathematics, Medicine, Modern Languages, Philosophy, Politics & Economics, and Theology/Philosophy & Theology.

Please note that no Physics tutors will be available at Trinity College on Thursday 2 July. Prospective Physics students visiting on this date are encouraged to visit the Department of Physics, where they will be able to access subject-specific information, speak with academic staff and find out more about studying Physics at Oxford.

Similarly, we will not be hosting Music tutor sessions at the College on the three Open Day dates. Prospective Music students are encouraged instead to visit the Faculty of Music, where they can attend the Meet the Tutor session at 2:00pm, led by Trinity’s Music Tutor, Hugh Collins Rice.

Prospective Music students are also very welcome to visit the Faculty of Music at other points during the Open Days to find out more about studying Music at Oxford, explore the facilities and learn more about the wider academic community.

Guests attending subject talks at Trinity should come to the Café in the Levine Building, our Open Day Hub, 10 minutes before the start of the talk, at either 1:20pm or 1:50pm. They will be taken to the talk from there. Owing to demand and limited space, talks are open to students only, rather than parents, carers and teachers.

University events

Find out about the other events taking place by checking out the University website.

Getting here

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If approaching Oxford from the north: (recommended route) head from the ring road down Banbury Road (A4165) and through the Summertown shopping area. At the second set of traffic lights (a mile after Summertown), turn left onto Parks Road and continue until you reach Wadham College on your left, the back gates (large wooden gates) to Trinity College will be immediately on your right.

If approaching from the west: continue past the railway station, turning left at the traffic lights into Worcester Street and then right into Beaumont Street at the next set of lights (next to Worcester College). At the end of Beaumont Street, turn left into St Giles, take the right-hand lane into Banbury Road and at the traffic lights turn right to into Parks Road (follow the directions above).

From the east: (A420 and Cowley and Iffley Roads) after crossing Magdalen Bridge, follow the main traffic route right into Longwall Street and then into South Parks Road. At the traffic lights, turn left into Parks Road  (follow the directions above).