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Two female students in matching light blue Trinity student ambassador t-shirts give peace signs in the cafe at open days.

Trinity College

Open Days

2025

Trinity College Open Days

Trinity College is delighted to be participating in the University Open Days; which will be held on 2nd and 3rd of July and the 19th of 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. There are limited spaces and booking is required, so book here: Trinity Open Days subject talk registration 

    18 talks are offered, across all 19 undergraduate subjects taken at Trinity College: Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, Classics, Computer Science, Economics & Management, Engineering Science, English, History, Law, Materials Science, Mathematics, Medicine, Modern Languages, Music, Philosophy Politics & Economics, Physics and Theology/Philosophy & Theology.  

    Guests should come to the Cafe in Levine Building, our Open Day Hub, at 10 minutes before the start of the talk (ie. 1.20pm or 1:50pm) and 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..

Join Our

Virtual Open Day

If you are a prospective applicant who can't travel to the College for the official Open Days in person, then join us as we take you through our famous iron gates into the world of Trinity for a virtual Open Day tour!

Let us introduce you to some of the faces and places you will see around Trinity College, and find out answers to the most commonly asked questions we answer at Open Days.

Have a look at any time, from wherever you are - before or after the online Open Days run by the University. 

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.

Professor Peter McCulloch (Medicine)

I don't think it would be an exaggeration to say that I'm the happiest here that I've ever been.

Laura (Maths, second year)

It's small but not suffocating; it's large but not dwarfing. I love the size, I love the open fields, I love the community feel of the whole college grounds.

Frankie (PPE, second year)

Trinity College is a very warm and welcoming place. It is full of people who are really interested in what they do and those people come from a great variety of backgrounds!

Professor Katherine Ibbett (French)