Trinity College

Trinity College, a federated college within the University of Toronto, offers a unique blend of a close-knit community and access to the resources of Canada's largest university. Established in 1851, it is known for academic excellence and a vibrant student life, fostering an environment of individuality, creativity, and intellectual discourse.

Academics

Trinity College provides an exceptional academic experience, emphasizing interdisciplinary study across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. It hosts three undergraduate programs for the University of Toronto's Faculty of Arts and Science: International Relations, Ethics, Society, and Law, and Immunology. The Margaret MacMillan Trinity One program offers first-year students small seminar classes in six streams, including Policy, Philosophy & Economics; International Relations; and Medicine & Global Health, promoting critical thinking and research skills. Trinity also encompasses a postgraduate Faculty of Divinity, Canada's oldest Anglican theological school, offering various Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies programs.

International Students

Trinity College, in collaboration with the University of Toronto's Centre for International Experience (CIE), provides extensive support services for international students. These services include advising, events, and information to aid in adjusting to Canadian life, building community, and navigating immigration requirements. The Faculty of Divinity, in particular, boasts a diverse international student body from various countries and denominations. While specific diversity statistics for the entire college are not provided, Trinity champions inclusion and a culture of openness.

Campus & Location

Trinity College is situated in the heart of the University of Toronto's St. George campus in downtown Toronto, a vibrant and culturally diverse city. The campus features iconic buildings with historic architecture, including the Trinity College building with its chapel, dining hall, and residences, and the Gerald Larkin Building housing classrooms and faculty offices. Public transportation, including subway and bus lines, is easily accessible, connecting the college to various city attractions. A new mass timber, zero-carbon Lawson Centre for Sustainability, opening in 2026, will add new academic, social, dining spaces, and residence beds.

Career Outcomes

Trinity College demonstrates strong career outcomes, with statistics indicating that 92% of graduates find employment within three months of completing their studies. The average starting salary for graduates is approximately 65,000 CAD. The Office of the Registrar offers academic advising, career exploration, and education services, including assistance with job search strategies, internships, and graduate school applications. Trinity's strong industry connections are reflected in its high ranking for "Partnerships with Employers" by QS World University Rankings.