Graduate Studies Prospectus - University of Oxford

Trinity Collegewww.trinity.ox.ac.ukmap ref: dRichard WilliamsϐϐFacilitiesFacilities for Disabled Students|| Fully adapted suite of rooms for disabled use.|| Some teaching rooms, and the dining hall, chapel, library andtoilets are wheelchair-accessible.|| Further details available from:www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/Library Resources|| College Library|| Old Library (rare books and manuscripts)ϐϐ Key FactsCollege AddressFounded 1555Head of HouseBroad Street, Oxford OX1 3BHSir Ivor Roberts KCMG MA FCILStudent Numbers Graduate: 129Undergraduate: 298Number of Places forResearch ProgrammesNumber of Places forTaught ProgrammesCollege FeesAccommodationAccommodationChargesContinuation FeeApprox. 40 places annuallyFrom £1,885 to £4,990 per year,dependent on programme of study(2007-08 figures, under review).Further information from:www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/University fees also applyUp to three years’ accommodation isavailable for most studentsFrom £89–£135 per week(2008–09 figures, under review)NoneTrinity College is one of the smallest in Oxford, yet it enjoysextensive and attractive buildings and gardens on a central site,near the Bodleian Library and a short distance from the UniversityScience Area. The small size of the College makes for a friendlyatmosphere, with plenty of social events.The list of graduate programmes for which we considerapplications covers nearly all of the University’s degrees ordiplomas, especially those in the fields of interest of the Fellows ofthe College. Full details are available at:www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/Computing Resources|| All rooms on the main College site and in the North Oxford siteare connected to the University computing network, providingaccess to telephone, email, Internet, etc.|| Further details are available at:www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/Art, Music, Drama and Sport|| On-site squash court and gym|| Excellent boat club|| Punting|| Music practice rooms|| Drama group|| Choir and orchestra|| Facilities for tennis, cricket, football, rugby and other sports|| Numerous College SocietiesϐϐFunding and PrizesFor more information see: www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/Also see the Graduate Finance Guide.ϐϐMCR|| The Middle Common Room bases on the main site and inNorth Oxford have lounges, television and kitchens.|| The MCR organises numerous social events and trips.|| Further information is available at:www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/ϐϐAccommodation and Meals|| Graduates are offered accommodation in our annexes,1½–2 miles from the main site in North and in East Oxford.|| A number of rooms are reserved on the main site for first-yearstudents.|| There are a few rooms for students with partners on theNorth Oxford site.|| Maximum letting period: 39 weeks but often longer,by arrangement.|| Further information is available at:www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/admissions/|| All graduates may take good value meals in Hall, where anexciting variety of menus are provided by our first-class chef.Regular Guest Night dinners are particularly popular.Colleges accepting all studentsLLEnquiries: +44 (0) 1865 279860admissions@trinity.ox.ac.uk191