Academic Enrichment lies at the heart of much of what we do, and we are delighted to launch Trinity Beyond the Classroom, our 2026 Enrichment Programme. 

Taking place online at 4.30-5.30pm on Tuesdays from Tuesday 10 March 2026, this programme offers students: 

• A look at why and how they might easily take part in academic enrichment;
• Academic taster and department subject talks with the opportunity for guests to ask questions and take part in interactive polls;
• Leadership and input from our student ambassadors with their first-hand insights as applicants and current students at the University of Oxford;
• Workshops on university admissions, including the key skill of personal statement writing, to help university applicants to present and reflect on their enrichment experiences as positively as possible.

Our 2025 programme included the following themes, which we show here as a sample of what will be included in the 2026 programme.  You can see updated details of the 2026 programme here in February. 

MARCH

Session 1 – Launch: Why Enrichment matters, introduction to some key resources 

Session 2 – Trinity Talk - Talk With Anyone: How to Deepen your Thinking, Form Ideas and Get Them Heard with live Q&A 

Session 3 – Trinity Talk - Physics:  Nuclear Energy with live Q&A

Session 4 – Trinity Talk - Social Policy & Law:  Governance in the British Drugs Trade with live Q&A 

APRIL 

Session 5 - Study Skills:  revision

Session 6 – Trinity Talk - Philosophy:  Science and Accidental Things in Aristotle's Philosophy with live Q&A  

Session 7 – Study Skills:  managing stress

MAY 

Session 8 – Trinity Talk - Undergraduate special, English Literature & Language: with live Q&A 

Session 9 - Trinity Talk - Undergraduate special, Law: the Defence of Necessity in Criminal Law with live Q&A

Session 10 – Oxplore, the Home of Big Questions: session 1

JUNE 

Session 11  – Trinity Talk - Engineering:  Engineering a Greener Future with live Q&A 

Session 12 – Applying to Competitive Universities 

Session 13 – Oxplore session 2, Why do Big Questions matter?

Session 14 - Study Skills:  building an argument 

JULY 

Session 15 – How to write a Great Personal Statement for university applications 

The talks will take place online in Teams, starting at 4.30pm prompt on Tuesdays.  To join us for the 2026 programme, fill in the form at Trinity Beyond the Classroom 2026 and we’ll send you the link to each session in the 24 hours before it starts. Guests are very welcome to join us for selected sessions, rather than needing to join us at all of them.