Trinity College

Trinity College was founded in the sixteenth century in what was then a rural outpost, and which now forms the heart of Oxford’s city centre. The college has developed over four and a half centuries into a vibrant and diverse educational community that has produced award-winning academics, successful leaders in the business, political and economic world, and passionate public servants, teachers and campaigners. At Trinity, our ambition is for our community of students, academics and alumni to bring their talents to make a positive impact on the world. Read more about our values and ambitions moving forward as an outward-facing and open college community. Planning a visit? find out more about our prices, opening hours and site accessibility. Read the latest news from college about our activities and the work of our academics, students and alumni. For almost a century the War Memorial Library has provided college members with an inviting space to study and a growing book collection. Our 50,000-volume selection is tailored to our readers’ evolving needs. Read more about the history of Trinity college from its origins as a training house for Catholic priests to the present. Trinity houses several exceptional collections of manuscripts and early printed books, and our Archive containing records of the college's history. Find out more about the history and key features of Trinity's gardens and historic main site in the city centre. Find out what job opportunities are available at Trinity for academics and staff. Trinity College is a registered charity that publishes a range of policies and reports on its financial, safeguarding and other governance activities.