Founded in 1848, Trinity College, Carmarthen is located in Carmarthen, Wales. It is part of the national University of Wales. The College has a main campus in the suburbs of Carmarthen

Trinity College Carmarthen emphasizes Quality Enhancement in every way. This is a proactive technique where the College authorities engage in new methods of teaching and assessment. The approaches are generally experimental and their purpose is to continuously upgrade the teaching and assessment standards of the College in order to be one of the best in the nation and set benchmarks worthy of emulation by other Universities and colleges.



Courses Offered

The College offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses through its Schools, some of which are listed below:

• School of Computing, Business and Tourism
• School of Creative Arts and Humanities
• School of Sport, Health and Outdoor Education
• School of Theatre and Performance
• School of Initial Teacher Education Training (ITET)
• School of Education Studies and Social Inclusion
• School of Early Years Education
• School of Theology and Religious Studies
• School of Welsh

Scholarships

A number of departmental scholarships having a maximum value of £1,800 (£600 per annum) are provided by the College to its students in the following academic areas:

• Computing, Business and Tourism
• Creative Arts and Humanities
• Early Years Education
• Education Studies and Social Inclusion
• Initial Teacher Education and Training
• Sport, Health and Outdoor Education
• Theatre and Performance
• Theology and Religious Studies

Library

Access to the Learning Resource Centre and Library is available to all staff and students, free of charge. Students may apply for inter-library loans incase the Library of the College is unable to supply particular information that the student requires.

Student Support

Student Counseling Service provides counseling to students who have personal or academic related problems. Student Counseling Service follows the strict code of conduct as enumerated in the Ethics and Practice of the British Association for Counseling. The College also operates a Debt Counseling Service to help students manage their finances.

Accommodation

The residential facility at Trinity College is situated on the College campus. First year students generally stay in the College's Halls of Residence. The College arranges for fully furnished multi bedroom apartments for second and third year students and postgraduates.

Address:

Trinity College,
Carmarthen,
SA31 3EP,
Wales
Contact: http://www.trinity-cm.ac.uk/