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Trinity Hall is offering this free programme to students in Years 10 and 11 who identify as being Gypsy, Traveller, Roma, Showmen, or Boater. We would like to increase representation from these ethnic and cultural backgrounds in Higher Education more generally, and at the University of Cambridge in particular.
Medicine at Trinity Hall. The eight (on average) medical students we admit each year form a close group within the wider Trinity Hall community, working together and supporting each other in the College. Our Medical Fellows combine teaching, research and clinical work, covering medicine, surgery, and pathology. This breadth ensures that you ...
Undergraduate Study. Whether you are considering university or not, this section contains information and opportunities to attend events to empower you to make informed choices for your future. You can use this section to browse our courses, understand application and fees requirements, or register for an workshop or Open Day.
At Trinity Hall, applicants are usually given two interviews that last around twenty-five minutes, each with two interviewers. The interviews are all academic in nature. The questions asked will range from topics that you have already covered at school, to new material that you have not seen before. The interviews are designed to get you thinking and discussing. We want you to enjoy the ...
Denver’s oldest newest venue. Trinity Hall is an iconic, active church in the heart of downtown Denver that also serves as a 900-capacity concert venue and event space. With over 130 years of history in these Modern Gothic walls, your event is sure to be one worth remembering.
Continuing students. Late applications to open March 20th 2024. New entrants. (CAO, direct Non-EU and deferred students) Late applications accepted from 23 May 2024. Late applications will be considered after the current waitlist is exhausted. Postgraduate students. Applications will re-open March 20th 2024.
25. Apr. 2024 · Trinity Hall Origins: Newspaper Edition | Interview with Tribune Founder Nicole LoRusso ’17. By Riana MacDermott, staff writer In 2013, a first-year student and founding English teacher at a brand-new all girls school had a dream to found a school newspaper. What began as a mere dream quickly became a reality with the help and approval of ...
