Access & Outreach
Breaking Down
Barriers
Think about it
Whatever your background, circumstances or financial situation, if you have the passion – and potential – then we’re here to support you. We have programmes, partnerships and a stack of advice to help you take that next step. So what’s stopping you?
Programmes & Partnerships
Humanities Residential
Within our Humanities Residential, jointly run with Churchill College, students attended academic sessions on themes spanning the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences with broad topics on cities, empires, freedom of expression and popular culture.
Target Oxbridge
Target Oxbridge is a free programme that aims to help Black African and Caribbean students increase their chances of getting into the Universities of Oxford or Cambridge.
WOMEN IN STEM ONLINE RESIDENTIAL
This (online) residential aims to diversify our STEM undergraduates and inform, empower and inspire women and non-binary prospective scientists to make competitive applications to our array of science courses.
Want to find out more?
Trinity College and the University of Cambridge is committed to ensuring that the most capable students, regardless of their school, geographical location or socioeconomic status, are able and encouraged to make competitive applications to the university. Our Outreach team are here to make sure you have all the information you need!
In this video we hear from Gemma Penson, first year computer science undergraduate student at Cambridge and a dedicated education access advocate: Vice President of the 93% Club Cambridge, Head of Digital Content for UniReach and Mentor and Writer for The Oxbridge Launchpad.
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Outreach News
Community: an exhibition of portraits and film for Black History Month 2021
Black History Month 2021 at Trinity features a compelling exhibition of photographic portraits of students and their testimonies, alongside a new film by Sonum Sumaria. Award-winning photographer Henry Kamara has…
FIRST PERSON: The computer scientist who helped design the world’s fastest supercomputer
Dr Bo Eyole is a Principal Research Engineer at Arm. The former Trinity Junior Research Fellow spoke to Professor Frank Stajano about his journey from Cameroon to Liverpool, Trinity and…
Dr Rory Gregson: understanding the law of subrogation
Dr Rory Gregson describes his research interests in Law in a Junior Research Fellow Q&A. What are your research interests? My recent work is in private law. Private law…
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