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Trinity College

Toronto, Canada

Updated Sep 2026 · Source: trinity.utoronto.ca

Overview

English Name: Trinity College
Institution Type: College
Trinity College institutional facilities
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Trinity College is a federated college of the University of Toronto, founded in 1851 as Canada's oldest Anglican theological foundation and now the smallest of the seven colleges within the university's Faculty of Arts & Science.

Set on the historic St. George Campus in downtown Toronto, Trinity enrolls roughly 2,400 undergraduates alongside about 100 students in its own Faculty of Divinity.

Undergraduates admitted to Trinity take courses across the full range of University of Toronto programs while also gaining access to a handful of interdisciplinary programs that Trinity itself sponsors on the Faculty of Arts & Science's behalf, including Ethics, Society & Law, International Relations, and Immunology. The College's Faculty of Divinity, a founding member of the Toronto School of Theology, offers professional and graduate theological degrees, including the Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies, conferred by Trinity jointly with the University of Toronto.

Every credential earned through Trinity carries full University of Toronto standing.

Students benefit from small-group seminars, dedicated academic and pastoral support, historic residences, the John W. Graham Library, and a strong record of graduates continuing on to Rhodes Scholarships and careers in law, public policy, journalism, business, and ordained ministry.

Notable alumni include Adrienne Clarkson, Malcolm Gladwell, and Ted Rogers.

Location & Contact

Trinity College's physical location and contact details are listed below.

Phone: 416-978-2522
Email: trinity.welcome@utoronto.ca
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Academic Details

Enrolment, faculty headcount, and accreditation data for Trinity College are listed below.

Admission Requirements: Undergraduate admission to Trinity College follows University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science requirements; applicants must also submit the Trinity College Applicant Profile, and Trinity admits about 450 first-year students annually with generally higher-than-average admission ranges but no fixed cutoffs. For the Faculty of Divinity's graduate programs (MDiv, MTS, MPS, Certificate), applicants need a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized university, with at least a B average for MDiv or B- average for MTS/MPS/Certificate programs, official transcripts showing this minimum, three letters of reference, and a resume or letter of introduction. International applicants and anyone without a prior English-language degree must also demonstrate English proficiency: IELTS 7.0 overall, or TOEFL 580 (paper-based, with 5 on the Test of Written English) or 93 overall on TOEFL iBT (minimum 22 in speaking and writing), with test results no older than two years, plus a writing sample for non-English-speaking-country degree holders.
Total Students: 2,500

Programs Offered

All active programmes at Trinity College are listed by degree level.

13 programmes on record. Compare these on the programs page All programs in Canada

Bachelor's Degree 5 programmes

Master's Degree 4 programmes

Doctorate 2 programmes

Postgraduate Certificate 2 programmes

How to apply to Trinity College

A five-step guide to applying to Trinity College.

  1. 1
    Research programmes at Trinity College

    Start by exploring the programmes section on this page. Trinity College runs 13 active programmes across multiple degree levels. Narrow by qualification tier and read each programme description before shortlisting.

  2. 2
    Review admissions criteria

    Before applying to Trinity College, confirm you meet the academic, language, and document requirements for your chosen programme. International applicants should also check visa eligibility for Canada.

  3. 3
    Gather supporting documents

    Standard documents: official transcripts, identity proof, language test results, personal statement, and references. Confirm exact requirements with Trinity College's admissions office before assembling, as expectations vary by programme.

  4. 4
    Lodge your application

    Lodge your application through the official website (www.trinity.utoronto.ca). Online forms are the standard route. Save your draft frequently and submit before the programme deadline.

  5. 5
    Confirm receipt and track progress

    Verify your application has been received by the admissions team. You can reach the institution by email at trinity.welcome@utoronto.ca or by phone at 416-978-2522. Monitor the portal for status updates, interview invitations, or document requests, and respond within the stated deadlines.

Frequently Asked Questions about Trinity College

Concise answers to common questions about Trinity College.

In which city is Trinity College?

Trinity College is based in Toronto, Canada.

How many students study at Trinity College?

Trinity College has approximately 2,500 students.

How do I find Trinity College online?

Trinity College's official website is www.trinity.utoronto.ca.

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