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Find the path that’s right for you. Explore our 41 majors, 15 disciplinary minors, 25 interdisciplinary minors, and more than 900 courses.
Academics
Trinity is not just a destination for a degree. It’s your entry point to the world.
The work you do here has the potential to reach from the classroom to the surrounding city to the world at large. A Trinity education combines intimate learning environments, broad perspectives, and bold exploration to help you develop into exactly what you want to be (yes, even if you’re a chemistry major with a passion for art, or an anthropologist who loves to sing a cappella).
Student Research Opportunities
From independent, student designed research projects to participation in clinical research projects at area medical centers, Trinity offers many opportunities for students to engage in research, both on and off campus.
Graduate Programs
Ready to continue your studies? Trinity offers master’s degree programs in American Studies, English, and Public Policy. There is also an accelerated dual-degree option for exceptional Trinity undergraduates to pursue both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in five years in either American Studies or Neuroscience.
January Term
J-Term allows students to enroll in a half-credit course during winter break, in Hartford and off campus.
Study Away
Trinity offers study away programs in Cape Town, New York City, Rome, Shanghai, and Vienna.
Career and Life Design Center
Write your success story. Our support system ensures that you have the career and internship guidance you need to make the most of your time at Trinity.
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