Trinity has a rich history of alumni serving in public service roles during their careers, such as time in government or policy related (research, lobbying, design, implementation etc.). Many students harbour ambitions to follow similar paths and the College is now working on a series of initiatives to help students develop skills, knowledge and opportunity in these areas, including establishing an new alumni association, TGPA (Trinity Government and Policy Association).

To discover more about the group and how you can get involved, please email Phil Pass, Alumni Relations Manager.

Having seen the committee disband in 2018, TAMA will return in 2025. The Alumni Office is now seeking 8-12 enthusiastic volunteers to form a new committee for TAMA. The commitment is to join two or three meetings (online is possible) of an hour each per year and, where possible, to attend TAMA events and to promote the association among contemporaries and contacts.

TAMA (Trinity Arts & Media Association) exists to invite members of Trinity in these fields (very broadly defined) to join a framework which benefits the networking interests of its members; support mentoring activities among current members of the College; provide a forum for discussion of further ways to promote the media and arts at Trinity and among former members of the College; and to stimulate a wider recognition of what Trinity brings to the creative and artistic life of the country.

To discover more about the group and how you can get involved, please email Phil Pass, Alumni Relations Manager.

To keep alumni in the Cambridgeshire region connected to the College and to one another, the Alumni Office set up Trinity in Cambridge, an informal and dynamic group that works for alumni of all ages and interests.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the launch evening on 25 July. Details of the next event will be confirmed soon so keep an eye on the website.

The purpose of the TBCA (Trinity Business & City Association) is to facilitate contacts and networking between members, particularly between those of different generations, and to encourage alumni to re-engage with the College. The TBCA is open to any Trinity member who works within the business and city community.

The TCCA’s membership is constituted from all former and current members of Trinity College Choir, and College clergy and others closely associated with the Choir. If you believe that you should be receiving communications from the TCCA, or would like to rejoin the Association, please get in touch at alumni@trin.cam.ac.uk and let us know your matriculation year, years you were involved with the Choir, and voice type (if applicable).

The First and Third Trinity Boat Club Association brings together all former members of the First and Third Trinity Boat Club. The Association holds a Dinner biennially, as well as regular meet ups at Henley Regatta and to support the current First and Third crews.

The Trinity Engineers’ Association (TEA) brings together alumni, students and Fellows on a regular basis and is open to any Trinity College (Cambridge, UK) member who has read engineering or currently works or has worked in engineering. As part of its activities, TEA has established a mentorship programme to foster closer ties between alumni and students and bring the benefits of experience in real world engineering to the next generation of Trinity Engineers. While informal, the programme will hopefully become a key part of the broader education of engineering students at Cambridge.

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The purpose of the Trinity Law Association (TLA) is to facilitate contacts and networking between members, particularly between those of different generations, and to encourage alumni to re-engage with the College. It is hoped that members will be able to help current students and new graduates seeking a ‘Law’ career by providing information, introductions and mentoring programmes. In addition, the TLA organises events involving distinguished Trinity alumni throughout the year.

The TMA (Trinity Medics’ Association) was founded in 2009 as a means of bringing together alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge, who either studied medical sciences at the College or went on to contribute to the medical sciences during their careers. Currently with more than 540 members, we aim to provide opportunities for Trinity Medics alumni to refresh their ties to each other and the College through a range of social events.

The Trinity Women’s Network (TWN) looks to provide an inclusive forum with events open to all alumni and members of College, male and female, and aims to complement existing alumni networks. The idea is to assist and inspire current female undergraduates and postgraduates in their chosen studies and careers, and to support Trinity alumnae through networking and events. Conversations about women in the work place and gender equity must happen with both sexes at the table and we encourage men to attend all events. We are grateful for ideas and volunteers, regardless of gender.

If you would like further information or are interested in becoming a member of the Trinity Women’s Network, please contact the Alumni Office. You can also join in the discussion with more than 100 members on our Trinity Women’s Network Facebook page.

Trinity in New York (TCNY) aims to bring together alumni based in the broader tri-state area (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut), as well as alumni who might be travelling through New York, via regular social events, both physical and virtual, and visits from Trinity Fellows. If you wish to join the group please complete the registration form by clicking on the ‘Join TCNY’ link below. If you have ideas for events and initiatives the Committee, led by Christos Koutsoyannis (1998), would be delighted to hear from you. Please get in touch with the Alumni Office: alumni@trin.cam.ac.uk.

All members of the College who matriculated in 1965 are invited to join this group. Its aim is to keep members connected to each other and to Trinity. It is hoped that more Year Groups will be constituted soon.