Access and Outreach information about what the College does to engage with prospective applicants from every background, through our Outreach initiatives for schools and colleges
Professor Joan Lasenby was among the first female undergraduates at Trinity in 1978. She studied Mathematics and admits that at the time 'engineering was something of a mystery to me'. She went on to a PhD in Radio and Molecular Studies at the Cavendish Laboratory.
Less than a year after she graduated, Trinity alumna Richelle George has begun her first job in international development, based in Cyprus, with Acasus, a consultancy that works with governments to improve health and education systems.
Three women at Trinity talk about Class Act, a group set up to support and represent students from backgrounds underrepresented at Cambridge.
Trinity's Schools Liaison Officers, Terri-Leigh Riley and Ellie Wood were the first in their families to go to university and had little help from their schools in applying to Cambridge. They're passionate about widening access for less-advantaged students.
Every undergraduate at Trinity is automatically a member of the Trinity College's Students Union. TCSU is run by a committee - a group of vibrant and dedicated students committed to welcoming Freshers and improving the student experience at Trinity. Here each committee member outlines their key aims for this term and beyond.