Trinity College, University of Oxford
Study at Trinity College, University of Oxford with a fully funded Chevening Scholarship.
Founded in 1555, Trinity College is one of the oldest and most prestigious colleges at the University of Oxford. Renowned for academic excellence, Trinity College offers an outstanding student experience. The college is deeply embedded in Oxford’s vibrant intellectual community, offering students access to some of the world’s most influential minds. Yet, its beautiful, historic buildings are surrounded by tranquil gardens, creating a peaceful environment for study.
Over four and a half centuries, the college has developed into a vibrant and diverse educational community. It’s particularly well known for producing award-winning academics; successful leaders in the business, political, and economic world; and passionate public servants, teachers, and campaigners.
Trinity is progressive, dynamic, supportive, and welcoming of everyone. It’s committed to reflecting and supporting the widest diversity of talent, regardless of background.
Why choose Trinity College, University of Oxford as a Chevening scholar?
For Chevening scholars, Trinity College offers an unparalleled postgraduate experience at one of the world’s most prestigious institutions. The college provides access to Oxford’s world-class academic resources, expert faculty, and cutting-edge facilities.
Whether through research, mentorship, or the college’s extensive alumni network, Trinity College offers Chevening scholars the perfect platform to develop the skills they need to succeed.
What can you study?
With a Chevening Scholarship, you can study any Chevening-eligible course at Trinity College, Oxford.
If you’re from an ODA country and are interested in any of the following courses, we strongly encourage you to consider applying to Trinity College, as Trinity offers additional Chevening Awards for applicants who meet these criteria:
- MSt in Greek and/or Roman History
- MSt in English (English and American Studies)
- MSt in English (650 – 1550)
- MSt in English (1900 – Present Day)
- MSt in English (1550 – 1700)
- MSt in English (1700-1830)
- MSt in English (1830-1914)
- MSt in World Literatures in English
- MSt in Global and Imperial History
- MSt in History of Art and Visual Culture
- Master of Studies in History – Medieval History
- Master of Studies in History – Early Modern History 1500-1700
- Master of Studies in History – British and European History 1700-1850
- Master of Studies in History – Modern British History 1850-present
- Master of Studies in History – Modern European History 1850-present
- Master of Studies in History – US History
- Master of Studies in Comparative Literature and Critical Translation
- MSt in Medieval Studies
- Master of Studies in Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics (Research Preparation)
- Master of Studies in Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics (Advanced Study)
- MSt in Modern Languages
- MSt in Music (Musicology)
- MSt in Music (Composition)
- MSt in Music (Performance)
- MSt in Greek and/or Latin Languages and Literature
- MSt in Philosophical Theology
- MSt in Study of Religions
- MSt in Theology
- Master of Science in Advanced Computer Science
- Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences
- MSc in Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science
- MSc Mathematical & Theoretical Physics
- Master of Science in Applied Cancer Science
- MSc in International Health & Tropical Medicine
- MSc in Integrated Immunology
- MSc in Clinical Embryology
- MSc in Neuroscience
- MSc in Political Theory Research
- MSc in Politics Research
- Master of Science in Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation
- MSc in Comparative Social Policy
- MSc in Sociology
- BCL (Bachelor of Civil Law)
- MSc in Economics for Development
- MSc in Global Governance and Diplomacy
How to apply
If you’re interested in studying at Trinity College, Oxford with a fully funded Chevening Scholarship, our application guidance takes you through everything you need to know.