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Trinity College may refer to:
Australia
- Trinity Catholic College, a Catholic institution in New South Wales
- Trinity Catholic College Lismore, a Catholic secondary school in New South Wales
- Trinity College (University of Melbourne), part of the University of Melbourne, in Melbourne, Victoria
- Trinity College, Gawler, Adelaide, South Australia
- Trinity College, Perth, a Catholic secondary school in Western Australia
- Trinity Lutheran College, Queensland
- Trinity, a residential college of the University of Western Australia
British Virgin Islands
- Trinity College & University, former name of Bronte International University, Tortola
Canada
- University of Trinity College, one of the constituent colleges of the University of Toronto, in Ontario
- Trinity College School, a boarding school in Port Hope, Ontario
Ethiopia
Hong Kong
- Holy Trinity College, Hong Kong, a Catholic girls' secondary school
Ireland
- Trinity College, Dublin, the sole constituent college of the University of Dublin
Italy
- Trinity College, Rome Campus, an overseas residential programmme of Trinity College (Connecticut)
Philippines
- Holy Trinity College in Puerto Princesa City
- Trinity University of Asia, formerly known as Trinity College of Quezon City, a private Episcopalian university in Quezon City
Sri Lanka
- Trinity College, Kandy, a secondary school in Kandy
Trinidad and Tobago
- Trinity College, Moka, Maraval, an Anglican assisted secondary school
United Kingdom
Trinity College is generally used as a term to refer to the colleges at one of the ancient universities:
- Trinity College, Oxford, a constituent college of the University of Oxford
- Trinity College, Cambridge, a constituent college of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England
It may also refer to:
- Trinity College, Bristol, Anglican seminary, Bristol, England
- Trinity College, Carmarthen, now more widely known as Trinity University College,a constituent college of the University of Wales, Carmarthen, Wales
- Leeds Trinity College, a Catholic institution in Horsforth, Yorkshire, an accredited college of the University of Leeds.
- Trinity College Kirk, Edinburgh, also known as Trinity College Church, all that remains of a medieval collegiate foundation
- Trinity College, Glasgow, part of the University of Glasgow's School of Divinity
- Trinity College London, an examination board headquartered in London
- Trinity College of Music located in Greenwich, Greater London, a music conservatory
- Trinity Catholic Technology College, Leamington Spa, England
- Trinity Hall, Cambridge, another college of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England, that is close to, but separate from, Trinity College, Cambridge
- Glenalmond College, formerly Trinity College, Glenalmond, Perthshire, Scotland
- Holy Trinity College Bromley, a former school in London
United States
- Trinity Baptist College, a private college in Jacksonville, Florida
- Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, North Dakota
- Trinity Christian College, Palos Heights, Illinois
- Trinity College (Connecticut), in Hartford, Connecticut
- Trinity College and Seminary, also known as Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary, in Newburgh, Indiana
- Trinity College (Florida), a Bible college in Temple Terrace, Florida
- Duke University, known as Trinity College until 1924
- Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, Duke's undergraduate liberal arts constituent college
- Trinity College (Vermont), formerly a women's college in Burlington, Vermont
- Trinity International University, in Deerfield, Illinois
- Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, TIU's graduate seminary
- Trinity Lutheran College, Seattle, Washington
- Trinity Washington University, known as Trinity College until 2004, a Catholic women's college in Washington, D.C.
See also
- Trinity High School (disambiguation)
- Trinity School (disambiguation)
- Trinity University (disambiguation)
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