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20 Jun 2024: Search. The Wellbeing Team. The Wellbeing Team. The Wellbeing Team exists to support the wellbeing of students at Trinity Hall. You can come to us with any issue impacting on your wellbeing. Whether it’s mental health, physical health,

21 Jun 2024: Trinity Hall Chapel Choir’s latest CD is a recording of the Passiontide Cantata-cycle ‘Membra Jesu nostri’, composed by the great seventeenth-century Danish composer, Dieterich Buxtehude (1637-1707). The choir has, once again, joined forces

17 Jun 2024: Engineering Fellow Professor John Clarkson has been recognised in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours List alongside other Cambridge academics.

25 Jun 2024: These include certain technical skills, and the skills of listening and talking to people, generically known as communication skills which are essential for a doctor.

18 Jun 2024: Search. Give TogeTHer campaigns. Give TogeTHer campaigns. Our Giving Days have become a hallmark of generosity and team spirit at Trinity Hall, leaving an enduring impact on the College and its community. Our four Giving Days have raised £1.168m in

21 Jun 2024: A double CD of Organ music by D Buxtehude and J S Bach. Played by Andrew Arthur, Director of Music, on the Trinity Hall Carsten Lund organ.

25 Jun 2024: The people of Trinity Hall are the heart of our College. ... Here we meet just a few of the wonderful people that make Trinity Hall what it is.

17 Jun 2024: Paul Townshend, boathouse manager and rowing coach, gives us a rundown of all the action on the river from the final day of the May Bumps. “And before you know it the final instalment of the 2024 May Bumps has been and gone.”

17 Jun 2024: Search. Careers Network. Careers Network. Connect with Trinity Hall students and fellow alumni through our exclusive online community with a two-week yearly mentoring programme, an exciting range of careers events and plenty more. LinkHall. Our

28 Jun 2024: The English Tripos at Cambridge University offers undergraduates a dynamic combination of historical perspectives and contemporary approaches to literature and language. The broad range covered in Part I over the first two years gives students an

21 Jun 2024: A double CD of organ music played by Andrew Arthur, Director of Music.

19 Jun 2024: We will have a procedure for dealing with people in vulnerable circumstances and it will be available on request.

28 Jun 2024: Humans have lived on this planet for over 3 million years – yet our written records span at most a few thousand years. Archaeology is the only way that we can gain access most of our species’ past, addressing such questions as: What brought

21 Jun 2024: Music by J S Bach, Henry Purcell and George Frideric Handel. Played on the Trinity Hall harpsichord by Andrew Arthur, Director of Music.

27 Jun 2024: They are an extraordinary group of young people who have grown up through difficult times. ... world.”. “Ultimately, Trinity Hall is made by the people; no matter how the college was founded or what its library seems to resemble, it is its students

28 Jun 2024: Classics studies two of the most interesting cultures in world history – those of ancient Greece and Rome – and of those they came into contact with. In Classics, you will: study Ancient Greek, Latin and general linguistics; discover ways of

24 Jun 2024: The Library has a ‘Request and collect’ service for those with a disability and to support people who are self-isolating.

25 Jun 2024: Trinity Hall has been awarded a Gold Green Impact Award by the University of Cambridge available for its commitment to sustainability.

25 Jun 2024: The Economics course provides a sound understanding of core, pure and applied economics. While you study economics in considerable depth in this specialised degree, you employ ideas and techniques from many other disciplines including mathematics,

28 Jun 2024: Architecture combines the intellectual challenges of both arts and sciences with the opportunity for creative design. Study history and philosophy of architecture, participatory practice, inclusivity, contemporary culture and urbanism. Alongside

27 Jun 2024: Slush – water-soaked snow – makes up more than half of all meltwater on the Antarctic ice shelves during the height of summer.

25 Jun 2024: Slawomir says he has drawn inspiration from many people but he singled out a few for special mention: “My first mentor was Prof. ... I find the MCR community in our College to be a very welcoming and vibrant group of wonderful, smart people.

28 Jun 2024: This course offers the opportunity to develop near native-speaker skills in a foreign language while studying a range of papers relating to the culture and history of the relevant language area; options in some languages also include film and

28 Jun 2024: Learning new languages and deepening our knowledge of the cultures produced in those languages opens up new ways of seeing, thinking and communicating. The Modern and Medieval Languages (MML) degree at Cambridge is an interdisciplinary course that

28 Jun 2024: Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (AMES) at Cambridge comprises a range of stimulating courses focused specifically on areas of the world that are not usually studied in depth before coming to university. Students of AMES acquire advanced linguistic

27 Jun 2024: The Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology course at Cambridge looks at the challenge of how processes can make products in a sustainable way. Chemical Engineers make chemical products from raw materials. Biotechnologists use living systems and