Trinity College, Toronto, Courses, Rankings, Admission Criteria, Fees & Scholarships

Trinity College Programs

• Trinity College offers more than 70 undergraduate degrees and more than 20 graduate degree and 10+ certificate programs.
• Trinity College under the University of Toronto offers a plethora of courses through the faculty of Arts & Science.
• While being at Trinity, students enrich their critical thinking, writing, research, and public speaking abilities through small-group discussions and highly experienced faculty in order to prepare themselves for future challenges.
• Along with the traditional courses, Trinity offers the Margaret MacMillan Trinity One Program which is a preparatory program covering concepts related to human life and world affairs.
• Under the Trinity One program, students can choose between the following streams as per their interest:
  • Ethics, Society & Law
  • International Relations
  • Policy, Philosophy & Economics
  • Anne Steacy Biomedical Health
  • Anne Steacy Medicine & Global Health
  • Butterfield Environment & Sustainability
• Upon graduating to upper-year, students can choose between the following competitive courses:
  •  Ethics, Society & Law
  • International Relations, or
  • Immunology
• Alternatively, students can also choose between 300 interdisciplinary programs across the subject areas of arts, science, and business.

Trinity College Campus

Trinity College campus is located in the heart of the University of Toronto. Its campus includes four buildings:

• The main building is the home to administrative offices, Strachan Hall (dining hall), Seeley Hall, the Archives, the Chapel, and Trinity College Residence.
• St. Hilda's College is the second residential building. It has several beautiful rooms for student group meetings
• Gerald Larkin Building is an academic building consisting of faculty offices, classrooms, and administrative offices.
• The John W. Graham Library is located between the main building and the Gerald Larkin Building is one of the three most beautifully renovated historic buildings.

Outdoor spaces:

• The center of the buildings that is the Trinity quadrangle is used for many outdoor events for informal gatherings and College events.
• To the north of the quad is the only playing field that the camp has. It is internationally certified to host athletic events
• The Quidditch pitch is located between the Gerald Larkin Building and Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy
• It has a green roof available as a study area when the weather is suitable.

Trinity College Residence

• Trinity College has two residential buildings include Trinity College Residence and St. Hilda's College Residence.
• There are approximately 470 students living in both of the buildings.
• It has a combination of single, double, and triple rooms. Both the buildings are co-ed, students can live in either all-gender or gender-specific areas.
• Shared washroom and kitchen facilities are available.
• Student lounges and common spaces are available for socializing, rooms for group study or quiet study places are available. Music practicing rooms are also available.