This section contains notices about Trinity College.
- College Policies
- College Accounts
- Publication Scheme
- Trinity College Statutes
- University Statutes
- Cambridge University Student Portal
- Data Protection Information
- Accommodation Handbook
- Trinity Scheme for Joint Lectureships
College Policies
Dignity, Respect and Inclusion
Trinity College is committed to protecting the dignity of students, Fellows and staff as members of its community in their work, their study, and their interactions with each other, and to protect the dignity of all those who visit or interact with the College. The College recognises its duties of care to students, to Fellows and to staff. The College is committed to maintaining a learning, living, and working environment in which the rights and dignity of all members of the College community are respected.
- Dignity, Respect and Inclusion Statement
- Equal Opportunities Policy (Students)
- Equal Opportunities Policy (Staff)
White Book
The ‘White Book’ of Regulations and General Information is intended for all students of the College. It contains information on the College’s academic, tutorial and welfare arrangements; the College’s facilities and policies; as well as the College’s formal Code of Discipline. All students are expected to be familiar with the contents of the ‘White Book’. There is a separate booklet for all matters concerning Accommodation.
Freedom of Speech
The College supports freedom of speech and expression within the law and the right to peaceful and lawful protest. Members of the College are encouraged to express their viewpoints freely and openly.
- Trinity College Code of Practice on Freedom of Speech (including College Policy on Meetings and Events in College)
- Trinity College Policy on Peaceful Protest
Wellbeing and Welfare
Fellows and staff of the College work together to support our students. The chart below gives a quick guide to their roles. We also acknowledge that studying and researching at Cambridge is demanding, especially for those with pre-existing mental or physical health conditions. Drugs and alcohol abuse could also be a symptom of personal problems or difficulties. Students who have concerns are strongly encouraged to seek the support listed in the chart.
- Welfare and Academic Support Chart
- College Statement on Mental Health
- College’s Guidance to Sensible Drinking
Fitness to Study
This procedure sets out the steps that the College can take when there is a concern that a student’s behaviour or health is adversely impacting upon the welfare or academic progress of the student, or of others within the College, or has the potential to do so. In such cases, the College may need to take action to protect the best interests of the student concerned and other members of the College community.
Harassment and Sexual Misconduct
The College will take very seriously any allegation of harassment or misconduct. The College acknowledges the distress, anxiety, hesitation, and concerns students may feel in deciding to report sexual harassment or misconduct.
Tutors, the Wellbeing and Mental Health Advisor, the Fellow for Trinity Women, the chaplains and the College nurse are all available to support the students throughout this process. Students may find it helpful to consult the University’s Sexual Assault and Harassment Advisor. Complaints will normally be handled by the University’s Office of Student Conduct, Complaints and Appeals (OSCCA) in accordance with the University’s Procedure on Student Harassment and Sexual Misconduct.
- Policy on Harassment and Sexual Misconduct
- Office of Student Conduct, Complaints and Appeals (OSCCA)
Code of Practice for Student Complaints
The following document explains how students can raise complaints:
Disciplinary Procedure for Students
This procedure enables the College to consider whether a student has breached the standards of behaviour set out in the Code of Discipline and if so, to impose proportionate sanctions.
Policies on Personal Relationships
- Guidelines on Personal Relationships
- Policy concerning Personal Relationships between staff & students
The Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education has a website which contains information and contact details.
Accommodation Handbook
Information on all matters concerning accommodation can be found in the handbook below.
College Statutes
The new College Statutes (passed by the Governing Body in 2024 and now approved by the King in Council) are available here in PDF format.
- College Statutes – 2004 with 2009, 2019, 2020 and 2024 amendments
- College Statutes – 2004 with 2009, 2019 and 2020 amendments
- College Statutes – 2004 with 2009 amendments
- College Statutes – 2004
For individual amended Statutes approved by Order in Council 6 November 2024 see below:
For individual amended Statutes approved by Order in Council 22 May 2019 see below:
For individual amended Statutes approved by Order in Council, 8 July 2009 see below: